Lesson 7.3.1

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By Mariah Welker

​Lesson 7.3.1

Monday, April 13th, 2026

Draw

Circle the words with the prefix trans- or tra-

Multiple Choice

Choose a word that means "to send a message across to someone"

• receive

• tramit

• transmit

• traverse

Multiple Choice

Choose the word that means “to come to know someone or something again."

• contact

• correlate

• recognition

Multiple Choice

What is the main topic of this passage?

• The main topic is about floods.

• 
  The main topic is about wildfires.

• 
  The main topic is about hurricanes and tornadoes.

• The main topic is about storm shelters and safe rooms.

Multiple Choice

Tornadoes form over the water and can reach speeds of 300 miles per hour.

• True

• False

Open Ended

What is one fact that you learned about hurricanes or tornadoes?

Comparative & Suplerative Adjectives

​Writing

Usually you just add -er to the end of an adjective

Simply add -est to the end of the adjective

Some adjectives have irregular comparative and superlative forms:

-good: better, best


-little: less, least

Some compartive and superlative forms use the words more and most

-famous: more famous, most famous


-beautiful: more beautiful, most beautiful

​Adjective	​Comparative	​Superlative
​Tall	​Taller	​
​Happy	​	​Happiest
​Brave	​	​Bravest
​Loud	​Louder	​

Multiple Choice

Which sentence includes a comparative form of an adjective?

• 
  This lake is the biggest in the state.

• 
  My soup is cool now, so I can eat it.

• 
  The rose is the most beautiful of all flowers.

• My brother is older than me.

The storm last night was the (strong) storm I have ever experienced! The thunder was (loud) than fireworks. When it was over, my dog was (happy) than when we take him to the park.