A post about coral bleaching in a bay gives this year's survey figures, all checkable, and weighs fishing and tourism fairly across causes, effects and limits. The writer is anonymous and states no training or work. Which criterion fails?

A nurse at a barangay health station posts a report this month on immunization there. It treats staffing, supplies and gaps evenly, but says the station serves 4,000 residents while the barangay register lists 1,200. Which criterion fails?

A learner asks whether a school feeding program raises attendance. Her report is from this year, written by the program's dietitian, with checkable figures and fair treatment, but it measures only cost per meal. Which criterion fails?

To state what jeepney drivers pay for fuel today, a group cites a 2009 study by a transport economist. It was correct when published, it answers that exact question, and it weighs operator and commuter views. Which criterion fails?

A coastal researcher's report on a cleanup drive this year checks out figure by figure and lists gains and losses alike. Throughout, she calls the drive's critics lazy and its organizers heroes. Which of the six criteria does it fail?

An engineer's study of urban flooding, published last month, reports rainfall and drainage numbers that all check out and reads evenly. It examines one street and never the other eleven in the same district. Which criterion fails?

A rice farmer's harvest vlog, posted this season, treats planting, milling and selling evenly and without loaded words. He says his cooperative's harvest rose 30 percent, though its own record book shows 3 percent. Which criterion fails?

The writer of a nutrition guide says he has never studied or worked in the field and took his points from friends. Every figure he prints matches the current national survey, and he treats the topic fully and evenly. Which criterion fails?

Asked whether night market noise cuts into study time, a group offers a survey taken last month by a market researcher. Its price figures are exact and evenly reported, and it treats every stall type. Which criterion fails?

A claim about what students use for review now rests on a device survey from 2011. The survey team was well trained, its counts were exact, it asked about review habits, and it reported them without slant. Which criterion fails?

In a documentary on a fisherfolk cooperative, every supporter's interview runs in full while every critic is cut to one hesitant phrase. The maker is a trained filmmaker, the figures are right, and the footage is recent. Which criterion fails?

A current, carefully checked account of a fisherfolk cooperative describes the boat crews' work in even, unloaded terms, and the writer has spent years at the port. The women who sort and sell the catch never appear. Which criterion fails?

A student research report from this month, written by a trained teacher and evenly worded, treats every part of its survey. It states that 240 of the 300 respondents, or 90 percent, walk to school. Which criterion fails?

A poet with no water-testing training and no access to the samples writes up a barangay's water results. She copies the laboratory numbers exactly, covers every test, stays neutral, and posts within the week. Which criterion fails?

Asked how many learners walk to school, a group cites a study from this month by a school statistician. Its figures are exact and neutrally reported and it covers every route, but it measures only how long each walk takes. Which criterion fails?

A class budgets this year's field trip using a printed price list from 2016. The list came from the trip office, its amounts were exact then, it names every fee the trip involves, and it is worded plainly. Which criterion fails?

The school paper's editorial on longer class hours prints correct enrollment and attendance numbers and gives both sides space. It labels one side thoughtful and the other side childish at every turn. On which criterion does it fail?

A short documentary on a coastal cleanup, filmed last month by a trained crew, is exact in every count and even in tone. It shows the collection day and nothing of the sorting, the disposal or the cost. Which criterion fails?

A neutral, thorough account of a barangay's storm repairs, posted a week after the work ended by the site engineer, says the storm struck in March 2024 and that repairs began two weeks later, in January 2024. Which criterion fails?

A marine biologist's recent documentary gives both water-use groups equal screen time and correct figures. Its narration calls one group hardworking families and the other outsiders grabbing water. Which single criterion is not met?