Mother sends Joy to the store to buy cooking oil and vinegar. Joy also asks to buy some juice and milk. At the store, Joy tells the shopkeeper she needs a liter of cooking oil, a bottle of vinegar, a liter of orange juice, and a liter of milk. When Joy gets home, she tells Mother that she has learned bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy.
Mother sends Joy to the store to buy cooking oil and vinegar. Joy also asks to buy some juice and milk. At the store, Joy tells the shopkeeper she needs a liter of cooking oil, a bottle of vinegar, a liter of orange juice, and a liter of milk. When Joy gets home, she tells Mother that she has learned bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy.
Mother sends Joy to the store to buy cooking oil and vinegar. Joy also asks to buy some juice and milk. At the store, Joy tells the shopkeeper she needs a liter of cooking oil, a bottle of vinegar, a liter of orange juice, and a liter of milk. When Joy gets home, she tells Mother that she has learned bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy.
Mother sends Joy to the store to buy cooking oil and vinegar. Joy also asks to buy some juice and milk. At the store, Joy tells the shopkeeper she needs a liter of cooking oil, a bottle of vinegar, a liter of orange juice, and a liter of milk. When Joy gets home, she tells Mother that she has learned bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy.
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Mother sends Joy to the store.
Mother tells Joy to buy
cooking oil and vinegar. Joy tells Mother she likes to buy some juice and milk, too. Joy tells the storekeeper that she wants to buy a liter of cooking oil and a bottle of vinegar. She adds that she needs a liter of orange juice and a liter of milk. When she gets home, Joy tells Mother that she has learned something. She tells Mother that bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy. Mother sends Joy to the store. Mother tells Joy to buy cooking oil and vinegar. Joy tells Mother she likes to buy some juice and milk, too. Joy tells the storekeeper that she wants to buy a liter of cooking oil and a bottle of vinegar. She adds that she needs a liter of orange juice and a liter of milk. When she gets home, Joy tells Mother that she has learned something. She tells Mother that bottles and liters are used to measure liquids. Mother hugs Joy. eading !evel " ############## $ame " ########################## %rade & Section ################## Speed " ######### Minutes Score " ################## !evel " ######################### !evel " ######################### GRADE LEVEL PASSAGE RATING SHEET 'irection" ead the selection silently. ecord your reading time as soon as you finish reading. ead the questions and encircle the letter of your answer. Joys Errand %rade (( $o. of words" )) *uestions" SY 2012-2013 Phil-IRI Form 1 Post Test +. Where did Joy go, a. to the canteen b. to the shop c. to the store d. to the market -. What did Joy buy, a. cooking oil and water b. cooking oil and vinegar c. cooking oil and chocolate d. cooking oil and soy sauce .. Which of these did Joy like to buy, a. cake b. soup c. candy d. juice /. What unit is used to measure milk, a. meter b. foot c. liter d. inch 0. Which of these does not measure liquid, a. cap b. can c. spoon d. bottle 1. 2ow would you describe Joy, SY 2012-2013 a. e3travagant b. proud c. careful d. helpful 4. Why did Mother hug Joy after coming from the store, a. 5ecause she counted her change. b. 5ecause she learned something. c. 5ecause she read about liquids. d. 5ecause she played with friends. SY 2012-2013