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Events organised in the order they happened.

timeline

Which plant material is used to make linen?

flax fibres

A large fruit with a hard shell that can carry liquid.

gourd

A thought or belief that cannot be proved true or false.

opinion

A way to show how many times the same thing occurs.

tally chart

You record five votes using four straight marks and a fifth crossing mark. Which chart are you using?

tally chart

Give one fact and one opinion about school uniform.

Accept any provable fact and any personal belief, correctly labelled.

You ask every Year 1 student the same question. Which method are you using?

survey

Material from the inner bark of the flax stem, used to make linen.

flax fibres

“Blue is the best colour.” Is this a fact or an opinion?

opinion

A material folds around an item without snapping. Which word describes it?

flexible

To show that something or someone is right.

support

“Twenty students chose cotton.” The votes were counted. Is this a fact or an opinion?

fact

Something that can be proved to be true.

fact

Something that can bend easily without breaking.

flexible

A strong, often unfair preference for one side.

bias

You list the advantages and disadvantages of an idea. Which term describes this?

pros and cons

An advertisement praises one product and hides its disadvantages. Which term may describe it?

bias

The same questions asked to many people to collect information.

survey

Which item used for early packaging could act like a natural bottle?

gourd

A reason or fact helps an opinion appear correct. Which term describes this?

support

A student says, “Our survey proves everyone in the world agrees.” What is the problem?

The survey does not represent everyone. The claim may be biased or unsupported.

You place 2500 BCE, 100 CE and the 1300s in date order. What are you making?

timeline

The good and bad points about something.

pros and cons