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Separate what happened from how a report has characterized it, and name the loaded word doing the argument's work.
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Two reports of the same barangay road work: 'Crews completed the repair in nine days.' / 'Crews dragged the repair out over nine days.' Which word carries the writer's judgment?
A school feeding program served 240 learners on its first day. Which sentence reports that without characterizing it?
One report: 'Forty families left the coastal village before the storm.' Another: 'Forty families left the doomed coastal village before the storm.' Which detail is characterization rather than reported fact?
A column about a night market says: 'The council's so-called consultation lasted twenty minutes.' Which words do the argument's work?
A vlog narration says: 'The fisherfolk cooperative has waited three years for a permit that any competent office would have issued in weeks.' Which part can be checked against records?
Draft line: 'A mob of vendors crowded the barangay hall to complain about the new stall fees.' Which revision reports the same event without adding the writer's judgment?
Two lines about a flooding report: 'The drainage project was a waste of money.' / 'Three residents said the drainage project was a waste of money.' What does the second line do that the first does not?
A report states: 'The health station treated 118 patients last month, the most since it opened.' Both parts of that sentence can be checked against the station's own records.
A caption reads: 'The school head admitted that the roof repair will finish in June.' Which word treats an ordinary statement as a confession?
A report on a rice harvest gives the exact date, the number of sacks and every source's role, then calls the harvest 'a humiliating result for the cooperative.' Which principle does it fail?
Same refusal, two verbs: 'The district office rejected the request.' / 'The district office brushed the request aside.' What does the second wording add?
A report's only evidence about absences is the school's own attendance count. Which headline is the factual one?
Two versions: 'Traffic eased in the week the one-way scheme began.' / 'Traffic eased because of the one-way scheme.' Which word in the second version does the argument's work?
A narration says: 'The much-praised flood-control channel filled with water again in June.' Which word is doing the argument's work?
A jeepney driver calls a new route 'a punishment.' The reporter wants to keep the word. What is the objective way to use it?
A documentary segment on a coastal cleanup shows volunteers filling twelve sacks in two hours. The narration calls the turnout 'pitiful.' Which part is characterization?
Two endings for a report on a survey of study habits: 'Half of the 200 students surveyed study after 10 p.m.' / 'An alarming half of students study after 10 p.m.' Which ending states only the finding?
A vlog on urban flooding gives the rainfall in millimeters, the barangay and the date, then says the drainage office 'never lifts a finger.' Which describes the vlog?
A caption under a night market scene reads: 'Vendors loiter until dawn selling grilled food.' Which verb reports the same activity without judging it?
Report A: 'The barangay spent PHP 250,000 on the covered court.' Report B: 'The barangay poured PHP 250,000 into a covered court hardly anyone uses.' What must a reader check to test what B adds?
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