Read and understand the following paragraphs. Distinguish and write the type for each text.
Write the letter only.
A. Classification Text Type
C. Enumeration Text Type
B. Explanation Text Type
D. Time Order Text Type

8. Digestive process begins when the food enters the mouth. After the mouth chews and swallows
the food it goes to the throat and then travels to the esophagus or swallowing tube. Next, the
esophagus, through a series of contractions called peristalsis, delivers the food to the stomach which
acts as the storage tank. The stomach contains hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes which when
mix with the food, the food begins to break down into smaller molecules. Then, the food enters the small
intestine where 90% of the food nutrients have been extracted here and absorbed by the body. The
remaining goes to the large intestine as waste product. Finally, the waste product is excreted from the
body as a solid matter called stool.

9. Elephants are mammal that are distinguished by their large or massive size and long trunk, which
is used for breathing, smelling, touching, feeding, drinking, lifting heavy objects and trumpeting. They
are equally remarkable for their tusks which are extremely long teeth that keep growing during the
elephant's life. Their tusks are made of ivory for which elephants have always been hunted. Adult
elephants have little hair on their thick, wrinkled skin; but their tails are tipped with wiry hair, and their
eyelashes can be over five (5) inches long. Elephants are great eaters, consuming up to 225 kilos of
leaves, bark, fruit and grasses a day, and up to 40 gallons of water. Elephants have been a great help
to people for at least 5,000 years because of their size and strength.

10. Animals are bom in different ways. Some animals are egg-laying while some are born alive.
Animals which lay eggs to the environment are birds, snakes, frogs, turtle, lizards and insects while
animals which undergo gestation are born alive. Cats cows, dogs, and whales are animals which are​