A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: First, Ana washed the rice. Next, she poured water in the pot. Then, she cooked it. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: Lito's carabao is big and gray. It has wide horns. Its back is broad and strong. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: First, Ben paid the driver. Next, he sat in the sidecar. Last, he got off at school. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: The mango is round and yellow. Its skin is smooth. Inside it is soft and sweet. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: First, Jun cut the paper. Next, he tied the sticks. Last, he flew the kite. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: Rosa's sari-sari store is small. The roof is red. Bags of candy hang by the window. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: First, Mila wet her hands. Next, she rubbed soap on them. Last, she dried them. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: Nena's bangka is long and thin. It is painted blue. Two poles sit on its sides. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: First, Ana dug a small hole. Next, she dropped in a seed. Last, she poured water on it. Which type is this text?

A time-order text tells what happens step by step. A describing text tells what something is like. Read: The court between the houses is flat and gray. One ring hangs on a tall pole. Which type is this text?

Read: Ben helped at the market. He put mangoes in a box. Then he tied the box with string. He pushed the cart. Which word in the text tells the order of the steps?

Read: Nena made juice. She cut the calamansi. She pressed the small fruits. Next she poured cold water in the glass. Which word in the text tells the order of the steps?

Read: Jun cleaned the yard. He picked up the dry leaves. He put them in a sack. Last he swept the path. Which word in the text tells the order of the steps?

Read: Ana's hat is wide. She wears it on the farm. It keeps the sun off her face. Which word in the text tells what the hat is like?

Read: The pot in Mila's kitchen is heavy. Rice cooks inside it. Her mother lifts it with a cloth. Which word in the text tells what the pot is like?

Read this describing text: Lito's dog is small and brown. Its ears are soft. Its tail is short. Which sentence belongs in this text?

Read this steps text: Rosa made a card. First, she folded the paper. Next, she drew a flower. Then, she put a ribbon on it. Which sentence belongs next?

Read this describing text: The jeepney is long and bright. Its seats are red. Small bells hang in front. Which sentence would NOT belong in this text?

Read: Mila's school garden is small. Green pechay grows in rows. A low fence keeps the goats out. The soil is wet. What does the text tell about the garden?

Read: First, Ana swept the room. Next, she wiped the table. Then, she washed the plates. After that, she dried them. Last, she rested on the mat. What did Ana do right after she swept?