Read this: First, put rice in a pot. Next, pour in water. Then cover the pot and heat it. Last, let the rice sit. What kind of text is this?

This text is about a carabao: The carabao is a big gray buffalo. It has wide curved horns. Its skin is thick and almost bare. Which kind of text is it?

Here is a short text: Mangrove roots grow in tangles along the coast. They hold the mud in place. Because the roots slow the waves, the shore does not wash away. What kind of text is it?

A text says: First, wash the camote. Next, put it in a pot of water. Then boil it until it is soft. Last, let it cool. What sort of text is this?

Read: A jeepney is a long passenger jeep. It is painted in bright colors. Two long benches face each other inside. Riders climb in at the back. Which kind of text is it?

A text says: The rain fell hard all afternoon. The drains filled with water and leaves. Because the water could not flow away, the street flooded. What kind of text is this?

Read this: First, dig a small hole in the soil. Next, drop the seed in. Then cover it with soil. Last, water it gently. Which kind of text is it?

Here is a text: The Philippine eagle is a very large forest bird. Long feathers stand up on its head. Its back is dark brown and its chest is creamy white. What kind of text is it?

A text says: A carabao has very few sweat glands. It cannot cool itself well in the hot sun. That is why it lies in a mud pool at noon. Which kind of text is it?

Read: First, pour water into a pitcher. Next, squeeze in the calamansi. Then stir in sugar. Last, drop in some ice. What sort of text is this?

In this text: First, sweep the yard. Next, gather the leaves. Then put them in a sack. Last, tie the sack shut. Which word shows the text is giving steps in order?

Read: First, wave at the driver. Next, sit in the sidecar. Then hold the bar. Last, pay the fare when you get down. One word tells you a step comes at the end. Which one?

In this text: First, boil water in a kettle. Next, put milk powder in a cup. Then pour in the hot water. Last, stir it well. Which word shows one step comes after another?

Read: The sampaguita is a small flower. Its petals are waxy. It opens in the evening. Its smell is sweet and strong. Which word tells what the flower is like?

In this text: A bangka is a wooden boat. Long bamboo poles stick out on both sides. The poles float and keep the boat steady. The boat is narrow. Which word tells what the boat is like?

Read: Bamboo has deep, tangled roots. The roots grip the soil on a river bank. Because of this, the bank does not crumble when the water runs fast. Which word shows the text is giving a reason?

In this text: Mango trees flower in the dry months. Rain can knock the flowers down. That is why farmers hope for dry weather. Which words show the text is telling why?

Read: A sari-sari store is a small shop beside a house. Goods hang in little packets by the window. Neighbors buy salt, soap and candy there. Which sentence would fit this text?

In this text: First, fill the pail with water. Next, add a little soap. Then dip the rag in. Last, wipe the table dry. Which sentence would NOT fit this text?

Read: Salt is made from sea water. Workers let the sun dry the water in shallow beds. Because the water dries up, white salt is left behind. Which sentence would fit this text?