Which sentence from the text expresses an opinion rather than a fact?
A The droplets may remain liquid far below the normal freezing point.
B Back on Earth, snowflakes tumble from the Utah sky.
C From his tent in eastern Greenland, Bruce Vaughn sees nothing but ice and snow.
D To him, the tiny crystals of ice falling from the sky are as fascinating as they are beautiful.
Which sentence from the text expresses an opinion rather than a fact?
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The correct answer is D.
This sentence expresses an opinion because it describes how Bruce Vaughn feels about the tiny crystals of ice, calling them “fascinating” and “beautiful.” These terms reflect a personal viewpoint rather than a factual statement. In contrast, the other sentences provide observations that can be verified as factual. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!