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Read short informational passages, draw conclusions they support, and choose the summary that keeps only what matters.
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Rina's family sells bananas at the market every Saturday. They wake at four in the morning. By noon all their baskets are empty. What can you conclude?
Bamboo grows fast in warm places. Farmers cut the tall poles and dry them. Workers then build chairs, houses and fences from the dried poles. Which sentence best summarizes the passage?
Lita looks up at the dark sky. She folds the wet clothes back into the basin. She carries the basin inside and shuts the windows. What can you conclude?
Used bottles are washed and crushed at the plant. Machines melt the pieces into small beads. Factories heat the beads to shape new bottles. Which sentence best summarizes the passage?
The canteen sells lumpia at PHP 10 each. By ten in the morning the tray is empty. The cook now fries twice as many. What can you conclude about the lumpia?
The Banaue Rice Terraces were carved into mountainsides long ago. Farmers still plant rice on the steps. Water flows down to them from the forest above. Which is the best summary?
Ben returns three books every Friday. The librarian keeps a new pile ready for him. He finishes each pile before the weekend ends. What can you conclude about Ben?
Bees move from flower to flower to gather nectar. Pollen sticks to their legs and drops on the next flower. That is how many fruits begin. Which summary covers the whole passage?
Mang Isko's nets came up empty for three days. Today he sold every fish before noon. He went home with rice, oil and sugar. What can you conclude?
Every noon Mang Tonio parks his tricycle under the mango tree. He wipes his face and drinks cold water. He starts driving again at one. The passage lets a reader conclude that Mang Tonio rests at noon.
Before a typhoon, families store drinking water and charge their lamps. They keep radios near. Neighbors check on the old and the sick. Which is the best summary of the passage?
Mangrove roots hold the soil along the coast. Villages behind thick mangroves lost few houses in the last storm. Bare shores lost many. What conclusion does the passage support?
Aling Tess opens her sari-sari store at five. She sells bread, salt and mobile load. She closes at nine, after the last tricycle passes. Which summary best fits the passage?
The school put three bins in the hallway. Each morning the plastic bin is full. The paper bin holds only a few sheets. What can you conclude about the school?
Volunteers plant seedlings along the riverbank each June. The young trees hold the soil in place. Fewer floods now reach the road below. Which summary adds an opinion the passage never gave?
The barangay hall lights stayed on all night. In the morning, chairs, banners and a stage stood on the court. What can you conclude about the barangay?
Salt makers pump seawater into flat beds. The sun dries the water for days. White salt is left behind and swept into piles. Which sentence best summarizes the passage?
Every school day Nena waits at the corner at six. The jeepney passes at ten past six. She has never been late for class. What can you conclude?
A carabao pulls the plow through the wet field. At noon it rests in a mud pool. The mud keeps the animal cool and free of insects. Which is the best summary of the passage?
Sea turtles crawl up the beach at night. They dig deep holes in the sand and lay their eggs. Then they return to the sea. This is a full summary: Sea turtles dig deep holes in the sand.
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