A news article reports that floods hit three barangays and gives the water depth in each one. Which visual element adds information to that report?

A science article explains how a new water filter removes bacteria. Which visual element adds impression rather than information?

A photograph shows students carrying sacks of relief goods into a covered court. The caption reads: "Students flee the rising water." What is wrong with this caption?

A published photo shows one man shouting at a rally. The wider scene, before cropping, showed nine people standing quietly beside him. What does the crop do to readers?

An opinion editorial argues for a later school start time and cites two sleep studies. Which visual element does this article least need?

An article reports that the jeepney fare rose from PHP 12 to PHP 15 over five years. Which visual element shows that change most clearly?

A photo shows volunteers filling sacks at a covered court. Which caption adds information instead of repeating what readers already see?

A photograph can be accurate and still mislead readers if its caption names the wrong event.

A newspaper prints a photo of a mayor taken from below, with the camera looking up at him. What impression does this angle give?

An article reports that a fire destroyed forty houses on one street. Which photograph shows the extent of that damage?

An editorial argues that traffic is choking the city. Its cartoon draws the traffic as a long snake coiled around a road. What does the cartoon do for the editorial?

A sports story reports the final score and the winning shot in the last second. Which visual element adds impression rather than information?

An article published today reports that the bridge reopened this morning. Which photograph suits that report?

A science and technology article explains the three steps of using a water-testing kit. Which visual element supports that explanation best?

An article carries a bar graph of daily commuters at four train stations. Which caption serves that graph?

An article focuses on how a school garden feeds sixty learners each week. Which visual element pulls readers away from that focus?

A short news brief already carries one clear photo and one chart. An editor is offered three more mood photos for the same page. What should the editor do?

A diagram in an article shows arrows running from one central circle outward to four smaller circles. What does that arrow layout tell readers?

An article about a typhoon prints its rainfall charts in deep red instead of gray. What does that color choice mainly add?

The lead of an article already states that this year's mango harvest fell by half. Which visual element still adds something new?