Ana rode a jeepney to the market. The jeepney sang a happy song about the heavy traffic. Ana laughed and paid her fare. Which detail makes this event make-believe?

Rain fell all night. In the morning the road to school was flooded, so classes were canceled. Nina swept mud from the doorway. Could this really happen, and why?

In a story, Lea's kite gets caught in a mango tree, and her brother climbs up to pull it free. This event could really happen.

At the fiesta, Marco ate two bowls of pancit. Then he grew wings and flew over the barangay to watch the parade. Which detail shows this event is make-believe?

A pupil listed four events from her storybooks in her reading journal. Which event could really happen?

Which event belongs only to make-believe?

Rosa wrote: "My lola's soup cured my cold in one minute, and the bowl refilled itself." Which detail decides that Rosa's story is make-believe?

At the christening, Tita Bel carried the baby to the front while the family watched. The candle floated in the air and lit itself. Which detail is make-believe?

At the school symposium, a Grade 4 speaker explained how to save water at home. The microphone answered her questions in a deep voice. Which detail is make-believe?

On Independence Day, the pupils sang while the flag was raised. Then the flag slid off the pole and marched with the band. Which detail could not really happen?

At breakfast, Dodong scooped rice into his bowl. The grains he spilled climbed back into the pot by themselves. Which detail makes this make-believe?

For Mila's birthday, her mother cooked spaghetti and the guests sang. The candles blew themselves out and thanked Mila. Which detail decides this is make-believe?

Lito's tricycle stopped near the corner. He pushed it to the repair shop and waited an hour. Could this really happen, and why?

In a story, a carabao sits at a desk and writes a letter to the mayor. This event could really happen.

Ben walked home at noon. His shadow let go of his feet and went swimming in the river. Which detail decides that this event is make-believe?

The neighbor's dog barked at the gate and chased a cat under the parked car. Could this really happen, and why?

Which event at the market could really happen?

A story says: "The old narra tree bent down and handed Ipe a glass of water." Which detail makes this event impossible in real life?

A brownout hit the barangay at seven. Aling Rosa lit a candle, and the neighbors sat outside to keep cool. Which detail shows this story is about real life?

Two boys in a story planted a seed on Monday and picked ripe papayas on Tuesday. Which detail decides that this is make-believe?