A poster shows a jeepney with wide wings flying above Manila traffic. Is the jeepney real or make-believe?

A drawing shows a boy in a school uniform riding a talking tricycle to class. Which detail is make-believe?

A photograph shows floodwater covering a barangay street up to the tricycle wheels. What kind of image is this?

A drawing shows a farmer planting rice seedlings in a flooded paddy. Why can we call this image real?

A book cover shows a carabao wearing eyeglasses and reading a newspaper beside a nipa hut. Which detail is make-believe?

A drink poster shows a boy growing taller after one sip of juice. Fact or non-fact image?

A juice poster shows a smiling boy on a road lifting a jeepney after one drink. Which detail is invented?

A photograph shows a fisherman mending his net on the shore at low tide. Real or make-believe?

Which drawing shows something that could really happen?

An image can be make-believe even when it is neatly and carefully drawn.

A drawing of a dog driving a jeepney shows something that could really happen.

A drawing shows a girl watering plants that grow into a staircase to the clouds. Real or make-believe?

A drawing shows a boy crossing a river in a bangka to reach school. Which change would make it make-believe?

A photograph shows pupils planting seedlings during a barangay clean-up last June. What makes it a fact image?

Which described image presents a fact?

A drawing shows a butterfly bigger than a nearby jeepney resting on a wooden fence. Which detail is make-believe?

A photograph of a mountain has a purple sky added by a computer. Fact or non-fact image?

A drawing shows children flying kites on a windy hill during a town fiesta. Real or make-believe?

A poster shows a giant peso coin rolling down a market road past shoppers and stalls. Which detail is invented?

Which question best helps you decide if an image is real or make-believe?