"We asked 120 students about canteen lunches. Grade 10 learners skipped lunch most often. Rice costs PHP 15 at the counter." Which sentence breaks the line of thought?

A paragraph reads: "We counted plastic bottles on Barangay Malaya beach for six mornings. Therefore the barangay should ban plastic straws." What step is missing between the two sentences?

"Sleep loss was worst on test weeks. We tracked bedtimes for 40 Grade 10 students over one month. Students slept 5.8 hours on average." Which sentence should be moved to the front?

A student adds "however" and "in addition" to a paragraph whose ideas still jump from a survey result to an unrelated budget point. What has the student fixed?

"Rooms on the west side reached 34 degrees Celsius by noon. Old classrooms hold heat because their roofs have no insulation. Learners on that side complained of headaches." What is the paragraph's order problem?

"Learners who worked part-time studied 40 minutes less each night. Part-time work was common in the coastal barangays. Their average grades fell by four points." Which sentence sits out of order?

A paragraph reports that commuting time rose, then ends: "Reading scores in the district were reported last March." Why does the last sentence fail?

"Only 12 of 60 households owned a flashlight. Flood drills were held twice. Households that joined a drill packed a bag before the rains." Which repair makes the ideas follow?

Which change repairs coherence rather than cohesion in a research paragraph?

"Water from the school tap was clear. Samples were taken from three taps in June. Two samples were cloudy after standing overnight." What makes the paragraph hard to follow?

A paragraph on reading habits gives its findings first and its research question last. Which revision best fixes the order?

"We interviewed 15 jeepney drivers. Fares rose in January. Drivers said they now wait longer for a full load." Which sentence needs support before it can stay?

A paragraph lists study steps in this order: we analyzed the answers, we wrote the survey, we handed it out. What is wrong?

A paragraph can use correct connectors and clear pronouns and still lack coherence.

"Screen time averaged four hours a night. Our school library opened a new reading corner. Learners with the most screen time read the fewest books." Which sentence should be cut?

"Noise near the highway measured 78 decibels. Learners in that wing scored lower on the listening task." Which added sentence would bridge the two ideas?

"Canteen meals were low in vegetables. Learners bought snacks from outside vendors. We recorded every tray for two weeks." Where should the recording sentence go?

A paragraph moves from a finding about flood warnings straight to a recommendation about school uniforms. What is the coherence fault?

"Most Grade 10 learners commute over an hour. That is a long time. Long commutes leave less time for homework, so late submissions rose." Which sentence adds nothing to the argument?

Two paragraphs both report on canteen nutrition. The first ends on tray contents and the second opens on tray contents. What does that show?