One section reads: "Screen time was recorded for 60 students." A later section reads: "Device use was recorded for the same 60 students." Which change breaks the report's consistency?

A report states: "The canteen manager, Ms. Reyes, kept the daily sales log." Three pages later it states: "Ms. Ramos supplied the sales log for March." What must the writer repair?

An extract reads: "Learners read for 45 minutes each night. The survey gives a mean nightly reading time of 45 hours." Which repair keeps the extract consistent?

A draft says: "The average daily fare is PHP 24." The table note under the same data says: "Mean daily fare: 24 centavos." What changed between the sentence and the note?

Consider this pair: "Questionnaires were returned by 38 households." Later: "All 40 households that returned questionnaires sorted their waste." What is inconsistent?

Two headings in a report read "Sleep and Study Habits" and "Screen Time at Night". The next heading reads "HOW STUDENTS SPEND THE EVENING". Which repair keeps the headings consistent?

A report writes "part-time work" in its opening section and "part time work" in its findings. What kind of inconsistency is this?

An extract reads: "Forty respondents answered the questionnaire. The participants also kept a one week log." Only one group took part. Which revision is best?

A report introduces "Southville National High School (SNHS)" and then refers to "SVNHS" in its findings. Which repair keeps the report consistent?

A findings section reads: "Of the 50 households surveyed, 30 sorted their waste." A later line reads: "The 30 households that sorted waste made up 40 percent of the sample." What is wrong?

A study opens: "This report examines flood preparedness in Barangay Sinag." A later section reads: "Fire preparedness was rated by 45 residents." Which detail changed halfway through?

A draft reports: "Learners walk about 2 kilometers to school." The discussion says: "A walk of 2 meters each morning tires many learners." Which sentence needs correcting, and how?

Sentence one: "Data were gathered at Tanauan East High School." Sentence two, same section: "Teachers at Tanauan West High School checked the tally." What is the inconsistency?

The introduction of a report says "plastic waste" and the findings say "plastic litter" for the same thing. Why does that change matter?

Which problem is a matter of textual consistency rather than of cohesion or coherence?

Once a report names its measure, keeping that same name in every later section shows the reader that the sections report the same thing.

The methods section states: "The survey ran for three weeks." The findings state: "Across the four weeks of the survey, absences fell." Which repair keeps the report consistent?

A report says: "The mean commuting time was 52 minutes." The conclusion says: "Learners spend an average of 25 minutes traveling to school." What must the writer check?

(1) The team surveyed 80 commuters in Sto. Nino. (2) Fares were logged for two weeks. (3) The 90 commuters reported a mean fare of PHP 26. Which numbered sentence breaks the report's consistency?

A report defines its measure as "weekly canteen spending in pesos". Which later sentence keeps that measure consistent?