A bangka has three main parts. The hull holds the load. The outriggers keep it steady. The engine sits at the back. What text type is this passage?

Aling Rosa sells three kinds of goods. Snacks fill the top shelf. Canned food sits below. Soap and shampoo hang in strips near the window. What does the passage tell about the canned food?

A tricycle has two parts. The motorcycle carries the driver in front. The sidecar holds two or three passengers. A metal roof shades both parts. What does the passage tell about the sidecar?

Our barangay fiesta has three parts. The first is the morning parade. Another is the noon feast for neighbors. Which sentence best names the last part?

Bananas come in many kinds. One kind is the sweet lakatan. Another is the small senorita. A third is the saba, which is thick and best when cooked. Which kind does the passage call small?

A mango tree has parts that work together. The roots drink water from the soil. The trunk holds up the branches. The leaves make food. This passage lists parts and tells what each one does.

Our coast gives three kinds of fish. Tamban is small and silvery. Tulingan is bigger and firm. Lapu-lapu is prized and costly. The passage describes only one kind of fish.

Houses in our town use different materials. Some are made of bamboo. Others are made of hollow blocks. A few are made of wood and nipa. Why is this an enumeration-description and not a recount?

A basket of fruit sat on the table. One fruit was a ripe mango. Another was a green guava. Which sentence best adds the next fruit to the list?

The carabao helps the farm in many ways. It pulls the plow through the mud. It carries sacks of rice. Its wide hooves keep it from sinking. What does the passage tell about the hooves?

A bahay kubo has simple parts. The nipa roof sheds rain. The bamboo walls let air pass through. The posts lift the floor above the ground. What kind of text is this?

Sea turtles have useful body parts. The shell guards the body. The flippers push it through the water. The lungs let it breathe air. Which sentence does not belong in this list?

Three birds visit our yard. The maya is brown and small. The kingfisher is blue with a long bill. The heron is white and tall. What feature does the passage describe for each bird?

Rice cakes come in several kinds. Puto is steamed and soft. Bibingka is baked with cheese on top. Kutsinta is chewy and orange. How many kinds of rice cake does the passage name?

A guitar has parts that make sound. The strings shake when plucked. The hollow body makes the sound louder. The tuning pegs hold the strings tight. Which part does the passage describe second?

Public rides in our city come in kinds. One kind is the jeepney, which follows a fixed route. Another is the tricycle, which turns into narrow streets. What does the word Another show the reader?

A palm tree gives many useful things. Its trunk becomes strong lumber. Its leaves are woven into mats and hats. Its fruit gives sweet water to drink. What does the passage tell about the leaves?

How to make buko salad: First, shred the young coconut. Next, mix in cream and milk. Then chill it for one hour. Why is this passage not an enumeration-description?

Our school has three clubs. The garden club plants vegetables behind the canteen. The reading club meets every Friday. Which sentence best names the third club?

A typhoon bag holds a few needed things. A flashlight gives light when the power fails. Dry clothes keep the family warm. A radio brings news from the town. Why does the last sentence belong in this list?