A school vlog reports, "Our cleanup filled 12 sacks." The barangay posts a tally sheet for the same morning that also records 12 sacks. Judging accuracy only, how does the vlog stand?

A marine biologist with twenty years of fieldwork narrates, "We tagged 300 fish this season." Her own posted logbook totals 130 fish for that season. What follows about the narration?

A vlog on a school feeding program says, "We serve 40 children a day, five days a week, so that is 300 meals a week." Where does the claim break down on accuracy?

A cooperative member argues fiercely for a fishing ban and cites a daily catch of 180 kilograms. The port weighing record for that day also reads 180 kilograms. What is true of the figure?

Two lines describe the same night market. Line A: "There were very many stalls last night." Line B: "The market listed 64 stalls last night." Which line can a reader check, and why?

A source can report every one of its figures correctly and still treat only a small part of its subject.

A vlog states, "A university study found that jeepney drivers work 14 hours a day." The study it links reports 11 hours. What does the mismatch show?

A learner wants to test whether a documentary's rainfall figure for a flooded street is correct. Which step tests accuracy most directly?

A post about this week's flooding shows a photo captioned "our street on Tuesday." The photo was taken the same week on a street two towns away. What is wrong with the post?

A research paragraph states, "The barangay health station saw 90 patients in June, an average of 30 a day." June has 30 days. Is the average correct?

A rice farmer who never studied science says his field yielded 90 sacks this harvest. The mill receipt records 90 sacks. How does his statement stand on accuracy?

A vlog claims, "Experts say the bay is now safe for swimming," and names no expert, no test and no date. Why is the claim hard to judge on accuracy?

Two reports give the seawall's length. One says "about 200 meters, we paced it out." The other says "183 meters, from the engineering plan on file." Which is better supported on accuracy?

A documentary narrates, "Nearly 500 households joined the drill." The barangay list of participants shows 486 households. Is the narration accurate?

A draft line reads, "Many students skip breakfast." Which revision makes the claim checkable?

A report extract reads: "The health station opened in 2010 and closed in 2016 after ten years of service." What is the accuracy problem?

A vlog asks whether the river is clean, then reports correctly that the river is 22 kilometers long. Judging accuracy only, what is true of that figure?

A student's report states that the classroom is 2 meters wide and 2 meters long, and that 40 chairs fit inside it. Which is the accuracy fault?

A vlogger posts, "Correction: I said 500 sacks. The record shows 350, and that number was mine to check." How does this affect accuracy?

A report credits a rainfall figure to the town engineering office. That office says it never recorded rainfall and holds no such figure. What does this show?