A student reads a passage about sugar cane production in Guyana. Which statement from the passage expresses an OPINION?

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A student reads a passage about sugar cane production in Guyana. Which statement from the passage expresses an OPINION?

Accepted Answer

The government should invest more money in the sugar industry — Award 1 mark for recognising that 'should invest' expresses a recommendation based on personal judgement. A is incorrect because the date of introduction is a historical fact. B is incorrect because employment figures can be verified. C is incorrect because climate requirements are scientifically established.

Answer

The Guyana Sugar Corporation employs thousands of workers

Answer

Sugar cane was first introduced to Guyana in the 17th century

Answer

The government should invest more money in the sugar industry

Answer

Sugar cane requires tropical climates to grow successfully

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