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Unit 6 Lesson 3 Word Analysis Test

Unit 6 Lesson 3 Word Analysis Test

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English

3rd Grade

Easy

CCSS
L.3.2E, L.1.5A, L.11-12.4B

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Christine Caloviras

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Unit 6 Lesson 3 Word Analysis Test

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Inflectional Endings -ing and -ed, and Comparitves and Superlatives

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Directions

  • Reach each sentence.

  • Choose the word that best completes each sentence and is spelled correctly.

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Comparatives and Superlatives

  • Add -er to the end of a word to compare two things.

  • Example: I am taller than you.

  • Add -est to the end of a word to compare more than two things.

  • Example: I am the tallest in the class.

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Multiple Choice

Dad was _______ what you want for lunch.

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wondered

2

wonderful

3

wondering

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Multiple Choice

The plane should be __________ in a few minutes.

1

arrival

2

arrived

3

arriving

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Multiple Choice

The hill is ______ than the one beside the lake.

1

steep

2

steeper

3

steepest

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Multiple Choice

The ___________ fruit is picked from a tree.

1

freshest

2

fresher

3

freshly

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Multiple Choice

That is the __________ fish I have ever seen.

1

strange

2

strangest

3

strangely

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Irregular Comparatives

  • To compare two things, you still add -er to the end of the word.

  • You will need to change the way base word is spelled.

  • Example: funny-->funnier (change the y to i and add -er

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Irregular Superlative Comparisons

  • To compare more than two things, add -st.

  • Sometimes, the word changes completely.

  • bad --> worse --> worst

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Directions

  • Read each sentence.

  • Choose the word that best completes the sentence.


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Multiple Choice

It is _____ now that it was this morning.

1

sunny

2

sunnier

3

sunniest

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Multiple Choice

This is the ___ we have ever spent on vacation.

1

least

2

less

3

lesser

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Words With The Same Base

  • A base word is a part of the word that doesn't have a prefix or suffix.

  • For example, in unhappy and happiest, happy is the base word. Both words have the word happy in them.

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Directions

  • Read each word.

  • Choose the word that best completes the sentence.

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the same base word as understanding?

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unreasonable

2

understandable

3

expanding

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the same base word as exhausted?

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explanation

2

astronaut

3

exhaustion

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the same base word as progression?

1

progressive

2

congressional

3

prohibited

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