Unit 3 Cluster 1 and 2

Change the adjective to the comparative form: happy

As much as you need

what type of non-fiction tells a story?

Vocab: When you are not able to think of something.

Change the adjective to the comparative form: awesome

Vocab: a physical competition

Vocab: not feeling good or easy

Vocab: a fact

Vocab: A set of ideas about God or gods

My mother is __________ than my father. (old)

What type of non-fiction tells how to do something?

Vocab: something that doesn't hurt you

Change the adjective to the superlative form: short

Complete with comparative or superlative: That dog is the _________ pet I've ever seen. (crazy)

Vocab: needing or wanting something to eat

Change the adjective to the comparative form: talkative

Vocab: something you saw or something you did

Vocab: to make a choice about something

What type of non-fiction informs?

What type of non-fiction tries to convince the reader of something?

What kind of adjective do you use when comparing more than two things?

In place of something else

Change the adjective to the superlative form: beautiful

Something or someone that many people like

Choose the correct vocab word: A very small town.

Vocab: the food you eat at one time

Vocab: something you believe to be true

Vocab: when something is full of people or things