Nena wants to audition for the choir before noon. Her jeepney is stuck in traffic. She has already called the choir teacher, who agreed to wait ten extra minutes, and she is now running the last two blocks. What will most likely happen next?

Lito's dog keeps digging under the fence and running to the road. Lito wants to keep him safe. He has already bought wire and asked his father, who promised to help after lunch. Which ending best follows these clues?

Mara's kite tore the day before the contest. She wants to fly it herself. She has already borrowed glue and paper from her cousin Ivy and has patched half of the tear. What is Mara most likely to do next?

Rico left his lunch money at home and was hungry. He told his teacher, who lent him twenty pesos and asked him to return it tomorrow. Rico always keeps his promises. How will the problem most likely be solved?

Ana's science plant looked yellow and weak. She wants it green by Friday. She has already moved it to a sunny window and watered it every morning for three days. New green leaves are showing. Which ending do the details best support?

Lorna's radio needs a new battery, and the singing contest starts at eight. She wants to hear it with her grandmother. She has saved enough coins, and the store down the street opens at seven. What is the most likely ending of this story?

Ruel needs 500 pesos for the class banner by Friday. He has sold 22 bracelets at 20 pesos each and still has five bracelets left. His classmates keep asking for them. What will most likely happen by Friday?

Dina cannot find her library book, and the fine starts today. She has searched her bag twice and then remembered lending the book to Ivy, who sits behind her. Class begins in ten minutes. What will Dina most likely do before class?

Ben promised pies for the fiesta booth, but his oven broke. He has already mixed the filling and asked Aunt Lita, who said he may use her oven at four o'clock. Which ending fits the evidence?

Tessa is shy, but she wants to read her poem at the school program. She has already written her name on the sign-up sheet and practiced with her sister every night for a week. How is the story most likely to end?

The coach must pick the last relay runner today. Kiko is the fastest in class, has trained every afternoon, and has never missed practice. Another boy joined the team only last week. What will the coach most likely do?

Dark clouds covered the sky, and Marisol's washed clothes were still on the line. She wants them dry and clean. She has already carried the basket outside and started taking the clothes down. What will most likely happen before the rain?

Paolo delivers pandesal each morning, but his bike chain slipped off. He has repaired that chain many times and has already borrowed a wrench from Mang Tino. The sun is barely up. What will Paolo most likely do this morning?

Celia's parents promised a puppy if she finished her chores for thirty days. She has done every chore for twenty-nine days, and today's dishes are already washed. Her brother forgot his own chores. What ending do the details point to?

The class play is tonight, and the lead actor is sick at home. Jomar is the understudy, knows every line, and has come to all the rehearsals. The teacher is looking for him now. What will most likely happen at tonight's play?

Rosa's math homework is due first period, and it is not in her bag. She remembers slipping it into her sister's folder last night. Her sister is studying in the next room, and school starts in twenty minutes. What happens next?

The team's ball landed on the covered court roof, and they want to finish their game. The guard has a long ladder and said he would help as soon as his round ends, which is in five minutes. How will the team most likely get the ball back?

Nilo wants running shoes that cost 900 pesos before the race. He has saved 700 pesos and earns 100 pesos every Saturday at his uncle's store. Two Saturdays are left. The passage supports predicting that Nilo will have enough money.

Aling Rita must close her small eatery at two o’clock. At half past one, three customers are waiting for the food she has already cooked. The passage supports predicting that the three will leave without eating.

The rain stopped and the market is busy again. Aling Puring covered her mangoes with plastic before the rain, and every one of them stayed dry. She wants to sell them all today. What will Aling Puring most likely do now?