A class asks: does the school feeding program raise attendance? A city report from this year, written by trained staff, gives the exact cost per meal and nothing more. On relevance, why does it fail?

Researchers ask whether jeepney drivers lose income on flooded days. A cooperative's log for this year lists each driver's daily earnings beside the days streets flooded. Judged on relevance, the log:

Question: do students who review with flashcards remember more words a week later? Four studies from this year sit on the desk. Which one bears on that question?

A barangay asks whether its health station water is safe to drink. A laboratory tested that station's water this month for bacteria and published its method. What makes the report relevant?

A street closed for repairs. Vendors ask whether their night market sales dropped. An engineer's careful count of vehicles using the detour is offered as evidence. What is the problem?

Students compare the 1998 rice harvest with the 1997 one. Their only source is a farm bulletin printed in 1999 that gives both years' yields. On relevance alone, how does it stand?

A fisherfolk cooperative's own newsletter praises its fish drying method and prints the earnings it recorded. The question asked is: what earnings does the cooperative report from drying fish? On relevance:

A teacher asks how her own Grade 10 class scored on last week's spelling test. A study of 4,000 learners across the region is offered instead. Why does it miss?

Asked what a coastal cleanup costs to run, a marine biologist with twenty years at sea describes the fish species she has counted along that coast. Judged on relevance, her answer:

Which statement describes the relevance criterion?

A source gives a careful tally of the plastic bottles collected at last Saturday's coastal cleanup. Which question does that tally actually answer?

A vlog follows a student's nightly review routine in close detail, hour by hour, and never mentions any test result. The question asked is whether the routine raises test scores. The vlog:

A source can be accurate and still fail on relevance.

A council asks whether a new footbridge would be affordable and safe. The engineering report it receives prices the bridge to the last peso but says nothing about safety. What follows?

A student is answering: why do fisherfolk sell to middlemen instead of to buyers at the market? Which added sentence stays on that question?

Asked how often the pumping station in her own town breaks down, an official shares this month's careful maintenance log from the neighboring town's station. Judged on relevance, the log:

Interviewer: how many hours a day do your students spend commuting? Teacher: fares went up to PHP 15 last month, and many families feel it. On relevance, the reply:

A barangay asks whether its new night market raised evening foot traffic on Sampaguita Street. A volunteer counted pedestrians per hour on that street for a month before the market opened and a month after. This source:

A teacher sets a source aside and says: everything in it is true, but it does not answer what we asked. Which criterion is she applying?

A group asks how many households in their barangay separate their waste. Which finding would answer it?