Cambridge Primary Path Level 3
Study Guide, Unit 4
Unit Vocabulary
1 architecture 11 ceramics 21 creation
2 calm 12 gallery 22 feather
3 colorful 13 pattern 23 hummingbird
4 mural 14 sandcastle 24 metal
5 painting 15 work of art 25 nest
6 photography 16 famous 26 peacock
7 shiny 17 ordinary 27 plastic
8 ugly 18 release 28 portrait
9 artist 19 temporary 29 sketch
10 build 20 bottle cap 30 competition
Vocabulary Review
1 Look at the pictures. Then, choose the correct words.
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a b c d
artist / portrait build / creation metal / plastic feather / peacock
e f g
chalk / modelling clay paintbrush / easel sandcastle / creation
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2 Read and complete the sentences with words from the box.
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shiny calm famous architecture poster board temporary release
a I put my jewelry in a shiny metal box.
b I saw a singer at the restaurant last night.
c Jenny is studying at university and wants to build
skyscrapers one day.
d We had to the wild animal into the forest after it
got better.
e It’s important to stay when there is an emergency.
f Mina’s new job is .
g Max drew a portrait of himself on a big sheet of .
Grammar in Context
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
3 Complete the sentences with the correct comparative and superlative
adjectives.
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a Harry is taller than (tall) Kevin.
b Claire is (good) singer in the choir.
c I think watching documentaries is (interesting) reading
magazines.
d James French is the (famous) actor in our town.
e I had (bad) day of my life yesterday.
f Traveling by plane is (fast) travelling by train.
g My sweater is (colorful) yours.
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4 Read and mark ( ) the correct sentences.
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a Frank ran faster and faster in the race and won.
b Mrs. Miles can talk loudlier than my mom.
c Dad always drives more slowly in the neighborhood than on the highway.
d My brother worked the hardest of us all.
e Lee listened to the teacher most carefully than me.
f Sam jumped the higher in the competition.
g Ann speaks better French than me.
5 Read and correct the sentences using comparative and superlative adjectives
or adverbs.
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a Maria dances best than Tina.
Maria dances better than Tina.
b This is the higher building on the street.
c Zoe is the taller student in the class.
d Vince plays chess the best than me.
e The students should play more quieter.
f He thought about the problem more seriously out of all of them.
g The children play more happy in the park.
Final Grade: / 30
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Answers
1 4
b build Mark: a, c, d and g
c metal
d peacock
e chalk 5
f easel b This is the highest building on the
g creation street.
c Zoe is the tallest student in the class.
d Vince plays chess better than me.
e The students should play more
2
quietly.
b famous
f He thought about the problem the
c architecture most seriously out of all of them.
d release g The children play more happily in the
park.
e calm
f temporary
g poster board
3
b the best
c more interesting than
d most famous
e the worst
f faster than
g more colorful than
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4 Big Question: What is art?
Phonics and Reading Improve Your
Vocabulary Grammar Oracy Skill Spelling Strategy Writing Speaking
Key Words 1: Comparative Expressing Vowel Comparing Pronouns: he, Speaking Mission:
painting, and Opinions Diphthongs: and she, it, they Preparing to Do an Art
photography, Superlative Cue Cards: ow and ou Contrasting Clarissa writes Project
architecture, Adjectives 10 I think … Predicting in her diary
Examples: Key Words: watercolor
mural, shiny, It’s taller from every night.
11 In my house, cow paints, chalk, modeling
colorful, ugly, than a house. opinion … Pictures She never clay, poster board, easel,
calm Australia forgets. glitter, paintbrushes
Key Words 2: has the best
beaches. Key Language:
artist, pattern,
build, sandcastle, What are we going to
Comparative make?
work of art, and
ceramics, gallery Let’s make a …
Superlative
Adverbs We need a …
Key Words 3:
temporary, Aunt Ruth What do we need?
ordinary, release, talked more What else?
famous excitedly than We need some …
usual. Do we need … ?
Key Words 4:
nest, Peacocks Yes, we do.
hummingbird, were the
No, we don’t.
plastic, bottle birds Aunt
cap, peacock, Ruth liked
sketch, creation, best.
metal, portrait,
feather
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