I can’t answer if you do not show the excerpt please
Hey I would LOVE to help, can you please put the poem down, and possibly the answer choices? If so THANK YOU, and I will help you :D
Answer:
1. A herd of sheep is following the master.
2. One of his friends is a lawyer.
3. Her hair is long and black.
4. Ten thousand rupees are too big an amount of pocket money.
5. The jury were divided on the hit-and-run issue.
6. Each of the students were given a different project.
The statement that represents an opinion is:
- No matter what the final tally, the treatment of the living, black and poor and old and sick, was a disgrace. (option D)
<h3>What is an opinion?</h3>
An opinion is a statement that shows a personal perspective about a specific issue. Opinions differ from facts because facts are information that can be proven; while opinions are just what people think about a specific event.
<h3>How to identify an opinion?</h3>
To identify an opinion look for words that show a personal perspective, especially adjectives. Some examples are:
- Fantastic
- Boring
- Interesting
Based on this, statement D represents an opinion because it qualifies a specific event as a disgrace with shows a personal perspective (opinion) rather than proven information (fact).
Learn more about opinion in: brainly.com/question/667219
