A piece opens on a fisherfolk cooperative at dawn. A voice that never appears on screen explains the catch quota, then names the office that supplied the figures. Which feature settles that this is a documentary?

A creator films herself walking into a night market and says, "Come with me, and tell me in the comments what to try first." The camera is handheld and stays close to her face. Which feature settles that this is a vlog?

One piece cuts between three seated interviews with barangay health workers, pages of clinic records read aloud, and street footage recorded two years ago. Which feature about how the material was gathered points to a documentary?

Two narration lines were recorded for a flooding piece. A: "Between 2019 and 2023, water reached this street eleven times." B: "Anyway, I forgot my slippers again, so this will be fun." Which line is scripted documentary narration?

A piece about a school feeding program ends with the caption "Subscribe so you do not miss part two of my week." The final shot holds on the maker smiling at the lens. What does this ending tell a viewer about the form?

A student films her nightly review routine at her own desk, but she also records two sit-down interviews with teachers and reads out survey data on study hours. Her voice-over is fully scripted. Which feature settles the form?

An outside crew follows a jeepney driver for a week. He speaks unscripted about fares and traffic, but he looks slightly off the lens and answers questions asked from behind the camera. Which feature settles the form?

A maker posts a piece with scripted voice-over and two short expert interviews about urban flooding, yet she opens with "Hi, you asked me about this last week" and keeps her own street as the thread. Which feature settles the form?

A classmate cannot decide whether a piece about a coastal cleanup is a documentary or a vlog. Which question would best settle it?

A documentary narrator appears on camera at the start to introduce the topic, then returns off screen for the rest. True or False: it can still be a documentary.

In one piece, four coastal cleanup volunteers each sit in the same chair, lit the same way, answering the same questions. What does this pattern show about how the piece was made?

A narration extract reads: "I will be honest with you, I nearly gave up on this rice porridge on day three." What does this line's register suggest about the form?

A voice-over says: "Records kept at the barangay office list eleven flood alerts last year, and two staff confirmed the count." What does naming these sources signal about the form?

Two openings were written for pieces on a rice harvest. A: "Why is this family harvesting a month early?" B: "Hey, welcome back, today I am helping my uncle." Which opening belongs to the documentary?

A piece follows one farming family across three planting seasons. The maker is never seen or heard, and the last segment is an interview about farm gate prices. Which feature settles that this is a documentary?

A maker says: "I tracked my own jeepney fare for thirty days, and here is my notebook." She shows her totals on screen and speaks to the lens throughout. Which feature settles the form?

Which of these does NOT help settle whether a piece is a documentary or a vlog?

In one segment, a woman speaks about a barangay health station. Her eyeline sits just to the side of the lens, and a second voice asks a question that has been kept in the edit. What does this show?

A piece about a school feeding program keeps its maker off screen, uses scripted narration built from kitchen logs and two interviews, and ends with "Follow our page for part two." Which feature settles the form?

A maker uploads a piece about a student review routine with the caption "Everything I learned this month, for anyone starting Grade 10." Who is being addressed, and what does that suggest?