A 2024 barangay bulletin lists dengue cases for Barangay Malinis only. The nurse who counted the cases wrote it. Your report asks about dengue in the whole city. Which criterion does the bulletin fail?

A guide to online-class rules was posted in 2019 and never updated. A licensed teacher wrote it, checked every fact, and covered all year levels. Which criterion does the guide fail for a report on this year's rules?

A juice company pays for a page saying its own bottled juice is the healthiest teen drink. The figures come from a 2025 laboratory test, and the page lists every teen drink sold. Which criterion does the page fail?

A post about typhoon warnings is signed only 'Storm Fan', with no training listed. Its dates and wind speeds match the 2026 official bulletins it quotes, and it sells nothing. Which criterion does the post fail?

A 2026 article by a volcano scientist carefully explains how ash damages jet engines. Your report asks how ash harms rice farms near the volcano. Which criterion does the article fail?

A 2026 sports page reports the fun-run turnout as about 5,000 in its headline and 500 in its own table. A sports reporter wrote it and no sponsor is named. Which criterion does the page fail?

A candidate's campaign page lists only the good results of her barangay project and leaves out the delays. The numbers she prints are correct and were posted last week. Which criterion does the page fail?

A 2026 survey of reading habits interviewed only the Grade 8 learners of one school. The librarian ran it carefully. Your report asks about all junior high learners in the division. Which criterion does the survey fail?

A price list for school supplies was printed in 2018 by a careful market office and covers every store in the city. Your class needs this year's prices. Which criterion does the list fail?

A video on treating snake bites comes from an account with no name, school or license. Its steps match a hospital handbook and it was uploaded this month. Which criterion does the video fail?

A careful 2026 report by a doctor shows the health benefits of swimming. Your class question is whether the school should build a covered court. Which criterion does the report fail?

A 2026 fact sheet from the city health office drops a zero and prints 60 hospital beds where its own record says 600. It covers every hospital in the city. Which criterion does the sheet fail?

A 2026 post by an unnamed writer gives storm-signal numbers that match the official bulletins for the same dates. A beach resort paid for the post, and it discusses one province only. Which criterion does the post satisfy?

A guide to enrolment steps was written this month by a student volunteer with no office role. It covers one campus and praises that campus throughout. Which criterion does the guide satisfy?

A blogger with no stated training and no sponsor lists both the gains and the losses of a new fare rule. Her figures are from 2014 and cover one city. Which criterion does the blog satisfy?

A 2013 review describes the folk dances of every Philippine region. Its author is unnamed, and it calls one region's dances the only graceful ones. Which criterion does the review satisfy?

Source A is a 2015 ferry-safety study by a marine engineer. Source B is a 2026 ferry-safety post by a traveler. Your question asks about this year's ferry rules. On which criterion is B stronger?

Source A is a 2026 fare table from the city transport office. Source B is a 2026 post by a bus company advertising its own fares. Your report asks what fares really are. On which criterion is A stronger?

Source A surveyed 30 learners in one section. Source B surveyed 300 learners across every section. The same careful teacher ran both this month. On which criterion is B stronger for a school-wide claim?

Source A is a careful 2026 report on plastic waste in rivers. Source B is a careful 2026 report on plastic waste on beaches. Your report asks about beach cleanups. On which criterion is B stronger?