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CLEANING YOURSELF
Luz said, I am clean and pretty. I wash my
face. I put on a clean dress. I trim my nails. I
comb my hair. Look at me. Am I not pretty?
1. Who is talking?
A. Mother B. Luz C. A boy
2. What does she do with her face?
A. She washes it. B. She combs it. C. She cuts it.
3. What does she do with her nails?
A. She cleans them. B. She trims them.
C. She washes them.
4. What does she do with her hair?
A. She cleans it. B. She combs it.
C. She washes it.
5. What does she say?
A. I am clean and pretty.
B.I am big and strong.
C. I am strong and healthy.
2. FLOWERS
The sampaguita is a flower. It is white and it
smells sweet. The sampaguita is our national
flower. The gumamela is a flower too. It does not
smell sweet. Some gumamela flowers are red. Some are pink
and some are white.
1. Which is our national flower?
A. Sampaguita B. Gumamela C. Rose
2. How does the sampaguita smell?
A. Bad B. Sweet C. No smell
3. Which flower does not smell sweet?
A. Camia B. Sampaguita C. Gumamela
4. Which is not a flower?
A. Butterfly B. Gumamela C. Sampaguita
5. Is there a white gumamela?
A. Yes B. No C. Did not say
3. OUR SCHOOL
Our school is big. It is beautiful. We have a
flag in front of our school. We have a garden in
our school, too. Our school is clean. We help
clean our school.
1. What does the story tell about?
A. House B. School C. Garden
2. Which word tells about the school?
A. Small B. Dirty C. Beautiful
3. What do we do to make our school clean?
A. Play inside B. Help clean C. Put paint
4. What do we have in front of our school?
A. Flag B. House C. Store
5. What else has our school?
A. Garden B. Flower C. Grass
4. SHELLFISH
Mother, whats this? Sherbet asked a shell
found on the beach. That is an empty home
of a small animal called shellfish. Shellfish has
soft body so it need hard shell to protect it from
starfish, crabs, fish or even birds.
1. Who found a shell?
A. Mother B. Sherbet C. Fisherman
2. Where did she find the shell?
A. On the beach B. In the Sea C. In the yard
3. What animal lived in the shell?
A. Fish B. Crab C. Shellfish
4. What kind of body does a shellfish have?
A. Hard B. Soft C. Hairy
5. What sea animal eats shellfish?
A. fish B. Dog C. Cat
5. GUESS
Can you guess who I am? asked Tito. I
teach children. I teach them to read and write. I
teach them to be good. I teach them how to be
polite and helpful.
1. Who is talking in the story?
A. Tito B. Brother C. Father
2. What did he ask to other children to guess?
A. What he is B. Where he is C. Who he is
3. What does a teacher teach in school?
A. Jump and run B. Sleep and play
C. Read and write
4. What else does she teach in school?
A. How to eat B. How to cross the street
C. How to be good
5. What else does she teach the children?
A. To watch TV B. To be polite and helpful
C. To go home
6. BUSY CHILDREN
It was Saturday. Let us clean the house,
said Gloria. I will clean the yard, said Nilo. I
will put out the grass. I will sweep the yard. I
will burn the dry leaves. I will water the
plants, said Lina.
1. What day was it?
A. Monday B. Saturday C. Friday
2. Who asked that they clean the house?
A. Nilo B. Mother C. Gloria
3. What will Nilo do?
A. He will clean the garden.
B. He will help clean the house.
C. He will clean the yard.
4. What will Nilo do with the grass?
A. Water them B. Plant them C. Pull them out
5. Who will water the plants?
A. Lina B. Nilo C. Gloria
7. THE RAIN
It is raining. It is raining hard, said Lani.
The rain is falling on the houses. The rain falling
on the trees. There is water in the streets. I will
not go to school today, said Tita. I might catch
cold.
1. Who will not go to school?
A. Tita B. Lani C. A girl
2. Why will she not go to school?
A. It is cold. B. It is raining. C. It is warm.
3. What filled the streets with water?
A. Wind B. Clouds C. Rain
4. Where is the rain falling?
A. On houses and trees B. In the classroom
C. In the garden
5. Why will Tita not go to school?
A. She may catch cold. B. She has no umbrella. C. She will
play.
8. FLYING KITES
Let us fly our kites, said Celo. It is good to
fly kites now. The wind will help us fly our
kites. The boys made their kites fly. They had
blue kites, red kites, green kites and yellow
kites. Their kites went up, up in the sky. They
looked like birds up in the sky.
1. Who asked the boys to fly kites?
A. Celo B. Celso C. Cenon
2. What helped them fly the kites?
A. Wind B. Rain C. Clouds
3. What are the other colors of the kites?
A. White, black, orange B. Green, white, yellow
C. Blue, red, green, yellow
4. Where did the kites fly?
A. Up in the sky B. Up on the trees
C. Up on the houses
5. What did the kites look like?
A. Birds B. Clouds C. Sheep
12. VEGETABLES
Look, Father, shouted Leon. Our beans have
fruits. Our patola plants have fruits, too. Let us pick
some of them, Father said. We shall sell them in the
market. Mother will cook some too.
1. Who saw the fruits of the beans and the patola?
A. Leon B. Father C. Mother
2. What will they do with the fruits?
A. They will eat all of them.
B. They will sell some and eat some.
C. They will give them away.
3. What will Mother do with some of the fruits?
A. Give them away B. Cook them C. Throw them away
4. What does Father want to do?
A. He wants to water the vegetables.
B. He wants to pick some of the fruits.
C. He wants to eat the vegetables.
5. Where will Father take the vegetables?
A. To the store B. To the kitchen C. To the market
14. BE KIND
Tito and Belen were going home. Tito saw a
nest. It has three little birds. I will take the birds
home, said Tito. No, Tito, said Belen. For
sure, the mother bird will look for her baby birds.
Do not take them away.
1. What did Tito see?
A. A hens nest B. A birds nest C. A ducks nest
2. How many little birds were there?
A. Four B. Three C. Two
3. What did Tito want to do?
A. Take the birds home. B. Sell the birds
C. Cook the birds.
4. Who did not want Tito to take the birds home?
A. Mother B. Brother C. Belen
5. Who would look for the birds?
A. The mother bird B. Titos Mother
C. Titos sister
16. A WISH
I wish I were a farmer A farmer good
and wise, I want to help my countrymen By
growing lots of rice.
1. What is the title of the poem?
A. A Farmer B. A Wish C. A Seller
2. What does the one talking in the poem want to be?
A. A farmer B. A policeman C. A seller
3. Who does he want to help?
A. People in his town B. people in his school
C. People in his country
4. What does he want to grow?
A. Lots of rice B. Lots of corn
C. Lots of vegetables
5. What kind of a farmer does he want to be?
A. A lazy one B. A big one C. Good and wise
18. A PRAYER
I love to pray to God before I go to bed. I pray to
God when I awake. Thank you, God, for my parents.
Thank you, God, for my brothers and sisters. Thank you,
God for the food I eat. Thank you, God, for my good
health.
1. What have you read?
A. A letter B. A prayer C. A wish
2. When does the child pray?
A. Before eating B. Before going to school
C. Before going to bed and after waking up
3. To whom does he pray?
A. To Mother B. To Father C. To God
4. What does he thank God for?
A. For his toys and books
B. For his parents, food and good health
C. For his home and pets
5. What should you remember to do every day?
A. Play B. Pray C. Eat
19. A GOOD BUYER
Mother told Nena to go to the store. She told her to buy
bread and tomatoes. Nena went to the store. She bought six big
tomatoes. She bought a loaf of bread. The loaf was soft and
fresh. Nena was a good buyer.
1. Where did Mother ask Nena to go?
A. To school B. To the market C. To the store 2. What did
Nena buy?
A. Milk and eggs B. Tomatoes and bread
C. Bread and butter
3. What kind of tomatoes did Nena buy?
A. Big ones B. Soft ones C. Green ones 4. What
kind of bread did Nena buy?
A. hard and big B. Sweet but small
C. Soft and fresh
5. What kind of a buyer was Nena?
A. She was a good buyer.
B. She did not know how to buy things.
C. She did not know how to count money.
22. A PLAYGROUND
Mang Isko was watching a group of boys on the street.
When a car passed by, the children had to stop playing and stay
out of its way. One day, Mang Isko saw a big vacant lot near the
end of the street. Tall grass grew on it. This is a good place for
a playground, said Mang Isko to himself. He called the children
and together they cleaned the vacant lot. Now, you can play
safely here! Mang Isko said happily.
1. Who was Mang Isko watching?
A. Jeep passing by B. Children playing C. Big vacant lots
2. Where were the children playing?
A. On the sidewalk B. In the school playground
C. On the street
3. What did MangIsko see one day?
A. A big vacant lot B. A wide clean playground
C. A grassy garden
4. What did he plan to do?
A. Plant vegetables on the lot B. Build a house on it
C. Turn it into a playground
5. Who help him clean the lot?
A. The neighbors B. The children C. His sons
34. ANGELUS
The church bells were ringing. It was six oclock
in the evening. Come, Luz and Vicki. Come, Raul, called Mother.
It is time to pray. The children went into the room. They prayed
with their Mother. Thank you, God, they said. Thank you for all
the good things You gave us.
1. At what time is the Angelus?
A. Five oclock in the afternoon B. Six oclock in the
morning
C. Six oclock in the evening
2. What does Rauls family do at Angelus time?
A. They eat dinner. B. They pray together.
C. They all go to sleep.
3. Who called the children to pray?
A. Grandmother B. Father C. Mother
4. Where did they pray?
A. In the church B. In the room C.In the yard
5. What did mother say?
A. Let us pray. B. It is time to pray. C. We will
pray.