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Grade Level Passage Rating Sheet
Name: ___________________________ Age:______ Grade/Section: _____________

School: Colonia Divina Integrated School Teacher: Lydia V. Magallon
Pre-Test: Post Test: Level: _____ Set A B C D Date: _____________
THE BIB
Bim-bim has a bib.

It is from Tina.
The bib is red.
It is pretty.
But the bib is big.
Will this fit?
“I will get a pin,” says Dad.
“There. It fits!”

THE EGG ON THE

GRASS
Duck, Hen, and Bird are in the garden.
“I see a big, round egg on the grass,” says Bird.
“It is not my egg,” says Hen.
“My egg is in the nest.”
“It is not my egg,” says Duck.
“My eggs just hatched.”
“It is not an egg,” says Ben.
“It’s my rubber ball.”

THE TRICYCLE MAN
Nick is a tricycle man. He waits for riders every morning.

“Please take me to the bus station,” says Mr. Perez.
“Please take me to the market,” says Mrs. Pardo.
“Please take us to school,” say Mike and Kris.
“But I can take only one of you,” says Nick to the children.
“Oh, I can sit behind you Nick,” says Mr. Perez.
“Kris or Mike can take my seat."
“Thank you, Mr. Perez,” say Mike and Kris.

THE SNAIL WITH THE

BIGGEST HOUSE
A little snail told his father, “I want to have the biggest house.”
“Keep your house light and easy to carry,” said his father.
But, the snail ate a lot until his house grew enormous.
“You now have the biggest house,” said the snails.
After a while, the snails have eaten all the grass in the farm.
They decided to move to another place.
“Help! I cannot move,” said the snail with the biggest house.
The snails tried to help but the house was too heavy.
So the snail with the biggest house was left behind.

ROCKS FROM OUTER

SPACE
The pieces of rocks that come from outer space have three names:
meteor, meteorite, and meteoroid.
A meteoroid is a piece of matter moving in space. It moves as fast as
40 miles a second. It may be large or small. Most meteoroids are smaller than
a grain of sand.
As a meteoroid comes into the air near the earth, it catches fire. Most
meteoroids burn up before they hit the earth. The flash of light from the
burning meteoroid is called a meteor. If a piece of meteoroid falls to the
ground, it is called a meteorite.
People have studied these rocks for many years. They wanted to
research ways to keep meteoroids from making holes in spacecrafts. Thick
walls may help. Or perhaps spacecrafts can be covered with a metal skin that
will seal itself.

BAM AND TAGPI
Bam is sad.
“Where is Tagpi?”
Where is my pet dog?
I want to play with him.
He is not in the room.”
“Aw! Aw!”
“Where are you, Tagpi?
Oh, you are in the garden.”

THE CAPS AND THE

KITTENS
Dan and Pepe will play.

“But the sun is hot,” says Pepe.
“Let us get our caps,” says Dan.
“My cap is not on my bed,” says Pepe.
“My cap is not in my bag,” says Dan.
“Look boys! Our cat has kittens,” says Mama.
“ Mik-mik has four kittens!” says Dan.
“Yay! The kittens nap in our caps!”

CAT AND MOUSE
A mouse and a cat lived in an old house. The mouse stayed in a hole
while the cat slept under the table.
One night, the mouse got out of its hole. “Mmm, Cheese!” it thought, as
it went up the table. As it started nibbling the cheese, a fork fell. It woke
the cat up so it ran up the table. But the mouse was too fast for the cat. It
quickly dashed to its hole. Safe at last!

THE GREAT RUNNER
Atalanta is a lovely princess and a great runner.

One day, her father told her, “It’s time you get married.”
“I will marry a man who will beat me in a race,” replied Atalanta.
Many young men tried their luck. But they all lost. Hippomenes asked
the goddess of love for help.
“Here are three golden apples,” she said. “During the race, throw one
apple in front of Atalanta. She will stop to pick it up. That should slow her
down.”
Hippomenes heeded her advice and won the race. Thus, Atalanta became
his wife.

BEETLES
Beetles can adapt to any kind of environment. They can be found

crawling, burrowing, flying, and swimming on every part of the earth except
the ocean. Why do beetles survive well on our planet? First, they have tough
compact bodies. These help them hide, find food, and lay eggs in places where
other insects could never go.
Almost all beetles have tough front wings which are colorful and carry
beautiful patterns. These wings also act as suit of armor to protect the
beetles’ transparent hind wings which are used for flying.
Beetles have mouth parts designed for chewing different food. They
eat other insects, animal dung, and even cloth. They also feed on the bark,
leaves, flowers, and fruits of any kind of plant. They can even chew around
the stems of poisonous plants to let the deadly sap drain.

PETS
I am Pat.
I have a pet cat.
I am Ben.
I have a pet hen.
I am Mig.
I have a pet pig.
I am Det.
I too will have a pet.

A HAPPY PLACE
“Come with me,” says Dan.

“Where will we go?” Mina asks.
“We will go to a happy place
that has lots of balloons.”
“We will play, dance, and run.
We will have so much fun.
We will eat orange cake
that our mom and dad baked.”
“And then we will sing,
Happy birthday, dear Benny!”

MARIAN’S
EXPERIMENT
Marian came home from school. She went to the kitchen and saw her
mother cooking.
“Mama, do we have mongo seeds?” asked Marian. “I will do an
experiment.”
“Yes, we have some in the cabinet,” answered Mama.
Marian got some seeds and planted them in a wooden box. She
watered the seeds every day. She made sure they got enough sun. After
three days, Marian was happy to see stems and leaves sprouting. Her mongo
seeds grew into young plants.

TRADING PLACES
On a trip to a university, the driver told the professor, “I’ve heard you
give this speech many times. I can deliver it for you.”
The professor said, “The people in this university haven’t seen me yet.
Give the lecture. I’ll pretend to be your driver.”
When they arrived, the driver was introduced to be the professor. He
gave an excellent speech. Everybody applauded. Afterwards, somebody asked
a question which the driver couldn’t answer. In order to get out of the sticky
situation, he said, “Oh, that’s such an easy question. Even my driver can give
you the answer!”

JUST HOW FAST
Many things around us move at different rates. Glaciers, which are

frozen rivers of snow, move less than one foot in a day. A box turtle travels
about ten feet per minute, while a snail travels five inches per hour. A
chimney swift flies almost ninety miles per hour. This is the fastest speed
recorded for any living creature.
A hydroplane skims across the top of the water at nearly 300 miles an
hour. Some racing cars travel more than 500 miles per hour. The wind in a
tornado may move at 600 miles per hour but sound waves are faster with a
speed of up to 740 miles per hour.
The Earth moves around the sun at 67,000 miles per hour. At
186,000 miles per second, light is faster! Science has yet to discover anything
that would surpass this speed.

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Phil-IRI Form 3B, Page 1

Grade Level Passage Rating Sheet

Name: ___________________________ Age:______ Grade/Section: _____________

Bim-bim has a bib.

Grade Level Passage Rating Sheet

Name: ___________________________ Age:______ Grade/Section: _____________

THE EGG ON THE

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THE TRICYCLE MAN

Nick is a tricycle man. He waits for riders every morning.

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THE SNAIL WITH THE

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ROCKS FROM OUTER

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BAM AND TAGPI

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THE CAPS AND THE

Dan and Pepe will play.

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CAT AND MOUSE

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THE GREAT RUNNER

Atalanta is a lovely princess and a great runner.

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Beetles can adapt to any kind of environment. They can be found

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“Come with me,” says Dan.

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JUST HOW FAST

Many things around us move at different rates. Glaciers, which are

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