by BlastRoom
Judge invented sources for how current, how neutral and how complete they are.
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A barangay health office posted dengue case counts for 2017. Two named nurses checked the figures. A student needs last month's count. Which veracity criterion does this source fail?
A press release from five years ago gives a bridge's cost in pesos, confirmed by the auditor. A reporter uses it for today's traffic story. Which criterion does the release still satisfy?
The school paper reports the volleyball score correctly and names both coaches. It then calls the losing team careless and lazy. Which criterion does the report fail?
Two reports give the same rainfall total in millimeters. One was posted this morning, one in 2015. Which criterion makes the morning report better for today's flood warning?
A news report on a barangay flood quotes three officials and gives correct water levels in meters. No resident of the flooded street is quoted. Which criterion does it fail?
A travel article gives the ferry fare as PHP 220, which the terminal confirms. It calls the rival ferry line a waste of money. Which criterion does the article fail?
A diary written in 1949 is used for a report on daily life in Manila in 1949. Its writer is named. Which criterion does the diary satisfy despite its age?
A report on a school reading program gives verified test scores for Grade 7 only, though the program runs in all four year levels. Which criterion does the report fail?
A bottling company's press release gives the plant's real output in liters and says the plant brings pride to every family in town. Which criterion does it fail?
A blog post gives this month's jeepney fares, and they match the fares posted at the terminal. The writer is anonymous and names no source. Which criterion does the post fail?
A feature on a town's fishing trade interviews boat owners and buyers this week and quotes them exactly. It never mentions the workers who sort the catch. Which criterion does it fail?
A 2011 map of city bus routes, drawn by the city engineer and neutral in tone, is used to plan a trip next Saturday. Which criterion does this use break?
A named writer posted an hour after the fire and quoted fire officers and neighbors. She wrote that the fire began around eight or nine. Which criterion is weakest here?
A shop owner writes this week's review of the water filter she sells. Her measurements in liters are correct. Which criterion does the review fail?
A student asks how many Grade 7 learners read at year level. The school's page, posted this month and signed by the librarian, gives only the number of books. Which criterion does it fail?
A one-page summary of this week's typhoon relief uses plain, neutral words. It lists the goods delivered and their cost in pesos. It never says which barangays received nothing. Which criterion does it fail?
A report on a new school gym gives the cost in pesos, the builder, the opening date and the sports it will host. What does its coverage leave out?
This week's fish-price article gives prices per kilogram in three markets, the date the prices were collected and the trader who gave them. What does its coverage leave out?
A survey report says 8 of 10 students prefer online homework. It names the school, gives the date and prints the question the students answered. Which question can this report NOT answer?
A news item on a barangay clean-up names the organizers, counts the volunteers, lists the streets cleaned and gives the trash weight in kilograms. Which question does it leave unanswered?
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