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Adjective Comparison and Text Types Guide

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Identify the correct degree of comparison of adjectives,

1. The bag I bought is the _______ of them all. ( cheap )


2. Mt. Apo is the _____ mountain in the Philippines. ( tall )
3. Julian is an _________ boy. ( obedient)
4. Jason is _________ friend than Jacob. ( loyal )
5. Ana is the ________ among the girls. ( pretty)

Write the degree of comparison of the following adjectives.

1. Good ( Superlative) __________


2. Amazing ( comparative)__________
3. Early ( comparative )________________
4. Interesting ( superlative) ___________
5. Thin ( positive) ____________

Underline the apposition or definition clue that gives away the meaning of the italicized word.

1. Using mental arithmetic, or calculation of the mind, Kyle was able to solve many equations in
ten minutes.
2. At an early age, one should develop numeracy, the basic skills in mathematics, to prepare him or
her for higher levels of the subject.
3. A solution, which is the answer to the problem, must be clearly and logically presented.
4. Reckoning, means a calculation or measurement.
5. Notation, refers to a set of written signs or shapes that are used in Music or Mathematics.

Identify the type of text being described. Choose your answer from the box.

1. To explain how or why something happens. ( explanation)


2. To give instructions on how to make or do something. ( Procedure)
3. To provide different points of view ( discussion)
4. To give reasons and convince others for a point of view. ( exposition)
5. To tell how something was made or done in time order with accuracy. ( Procedural recount)

Factual description
Factual recount
Information report
Procedure
Procedural recount
Exposition
Discussion
Explanation

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