Professional baseball players never miss a practice session.
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Invalid

Many stories written for children are picture books.
Valid
Invalid

All musicals are eventually made into movies.
Valid
Invalid

None of the bugs in the garden are useful.
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Invalid

Every time it rains, we have a tornado.
Valid
Invalid

Only a few baseball players actually make the major leagues.
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Invalid

Picture books are always done in color.
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Invalid

Often, musicals are performed by high school choirs.
Valid
Invalid

Spiders usually spin webs.
Valid
Invalid

Hurricanes occur frequently in the spring.
Valid
Invalid

Make a valid generalization about baseball using the word "usually."

Make an invalid generalization about picture books using the word "forever."

Make a valid generalization about musicals using the word "many."

The sun never shines in Texas at midnight.
Fact
Nonfact

Make an invalid generalization about storms using the word "all."

Make an invalid generalization about baseball using the word "everything."

The Caldecott Medal is given annually to an outstanding picture book.
Fact
Nonfact

Make an invalid generalization about musicals using the word "everyone."

Make an invalid generalization about bugs and spiders using the word "no one."

Make a valid generalization about storms using the word "frequently."

Make a valid generalization about baseball using the word "many."

Make a valid generalization about picture books using the word"often."

Make an invalid generalization about musicals using the word "always."

Make a valid generalization about bugs and spiders using the word "generally."

Make a fact statement about storms using an invalid clue word.