A poster argues the canteen needs more waste bins. The writer counted waste for one week. Which element carries that evidence?

A flyer says the new bins "cut canteen waste in half." The writer's own count shows waste fell by 12 percent. Which element overstates the evidence?

A student argues that the school needs a second bike rack. Which element best supports that claim?

A chart on a persuasive poster compares two months of absences: 44 and 41. Its vertical scale starts at 40, so one bar looks four times taller. What does the scale do?

A group is revising a persuasive text on library hours. Which element only decorates the page?

A persuasive text asks readers to join a clean-up. The writer has argued the case and now needs a call to action. Which element does that work?

A letter argues that the barangay should build a covered walkway to the school. Which element strengthens the argument?

A poster uses a pictograph. Its key says each figure stands for 10 students, and every row is drawn to that key. What does the key do for the reader?

A poster compares two canteen menus. Which use of color helps the reader most?

A draft argues for later assembly times. The writer sets every third word in bold red. What does this choice do to the text?

A text argues that the school roof must be repaired now. Which element strengthens the claim of policy?

A poster claims that the street outside the school floods. Its picture is a stock photograph of a flooded street in another country. What is the problem?

A draft page puts a graph of survey results at the very end, three paragraphs after the survey is discussed. Which revision improves the link between them?

A campaign says a new schedule "will end tardiness forever." Two pilot classes showed fewer late arrivals. What is wrong with the banner?

A poster quotes a school nurse on sleep. Which version of the quotation card is strongest?

A meeting was held in a half-empty hall. A poster arguing that support is strong crops the photograph to the front rows only. What does the cropping do?

A text proposes a new one-way route around the school buildings during dismissal. Which element helps a reader follow the proposal?

A storyboard for a short persuasive clip on water waste plans five frames. Which frame carries meaning rather than decoration?

A pie chart on a poster shows how students travel to school. Its slices are labeled 50 percent, 40 percent and 30 percent. Why should the writer fix it?

A class will publish its persuasive text on the corridor bulletin board, where students pass quickly. Which layout suits that place?