Nina will tell her cousin about last week's barangay fiesta. Which text type suits her purpose?

Ramon will teach a classmate how to fold a banana leaf. Which text type suits his purpose?

Liza will tell her class about the deck, the poles and the ropes of a bamboo raft. Which text type suits her purpose?

Ben will tell how the barangay bridge changed from 1980 to today. Which text type suits his purpose?

Read this text: "Wash the malunggay leaves. Next, boil water in a pot. Then add the leaves. Finally, turn off the stove." Which text type is it?

Read this text: "A bamboo raft has a flat deck, long poles, and rope ties. The deck holds people. The poles push the raft." Which text type is it?

Read this text: "Last Saturday we rode a jeepney to the market. I bought mangoes with Lola. We laughed all the way home." Which text type is it?

Read this text: "The wooden bridge was built in 1980. Ten years later, a flood damaged it. In 2005, workers repaired it." Which text type is it?

Which signal word best begins the last step of a procedure?

Which signal phrase best moves a chronology to the next event?

Which signal phrase best adds one more feature in an enumeration-description?

Which signal phrase best opens a recount of your trip to the market?

Which sentence best introduces a procedure about making a paper boat?

Which detail belongs in the body of a text describing a sari-sari store?

Which sentence best closes a recount about a fiesta parade?

A procedure reads: "Dig a small hole. Place the kangkong stem inside. My cousin's birthday is on Friday. Water it every morning." Which sentence does not belong?

Which greeting best opens a friendly letter to your cousin Marites?

Which closing best ends a friendly letter to your cousin?

Which sentence belongs in the body of a friendly letter to Lola?

A procedure is written to tell readers how to do something step by step.