Facts and reasoned judgments could lead an author to a speculation. Put an F, RJ, or S in front of the statement it matches. __________ "my mother planted these, made sure to water them everyday" "these plants would immediately die tomorrow if we didn't water them"
Facts and reasoned judgments could lead an author to a speculation. Put an F, RJ, or S in front of the statement it matches. __________ "my mother planted these, made sure to water them everyday" "these plants would immediately die tomorrow if we didn't water them"
Facts and reasoned judgments could lead an author to a speculation. Put an F, RJ, or S in front of the statement it matches. __________ "my mother planted these, made sure to water them everyday" "these plants would immediately die tomorrow if we didn't water them"
be proven true. In science texts, facts are usually based on information found in research. Statements of the authors point of view that are supported by reasons and evidence. Claims that are made with less certainty than reasoned judgments. They are more like guesses based on some information. Facts and reasoned judgments could lead an author to a speculation, but the speculation is not completely supported by hard evidence.
Directions: Put an F, RJ, or S in front of the statement it matches.
__________ Based on the fact that my mother planted these, made sure to water them everyday, and placed them near our kitchen window, these plants are very healthy. ___________ My moms plants are green.
__________ I think these plants would immediately die tomorrow if we