What's More Read the statements. Complete each statement by choosing the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers on another sheet of paper. 1. A fact is typically based on research or observation, while an opinion may be a personal of something A. decision making B. noncritical C. perception D. research 2. Facts are verifiable through observations and statistics and other evidence). A. critical thinking B. decision making C. non critical D. research 3. Because they are verifiable, facts are typically not debatable, while opinions may be open to A contention B. decision-making C. perception D. truth reader may end up believing statements that are not 4. A careless, necessarily true. A contention B. noncritical C. research D. truth 5. . always involves weighing a statement or piece of information for its truth, for its relevance, and its overall value-before choosing to accept it. A. critical thinking B. noncritical C. research D. social media 6. Critical thinking is particularly more important today in the age of and swift dissemination of information, where opinions and beliefs are often packaged and presented as facts. A. contention B. research C. social media D. truth 7. Critical thinking is closely related to A. critical thinking B. decision-making C. noncritical norcention​