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Activity of Nouns

Name:____________________ I.D Number:_________________________
Choose and write the best options in each sentence.
1) The cat is sitting on my _________________.
(bed/ beds)
2) There are five ____________on my desk.
(pencil/ pencils)
3) I have two ______________ .
(sister / sisters)
4) They are riding their __________________.
(bike / bikes)
5) We have a __________________.
(dogs/ dog)
6) How many_________________ do you have in your bag?
(book / books)
7) My mother has a new ___________.
(computer/ computers)
8) There are three windows in the ________________.
(room / rooms)
9) Susan has four _______________ .
(poster / posters)
10) There is one ________________on the floor.
(pen / pens)



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Second part, In the following questions there are some proper noun, circle the correct or correct
ones. Discuss and defend your answer selections.
Questions

1. Is John coming to the dance?

a.) John

b.) dance

c.) John, dance

2. Joan invited Marie and Don to the zoo.

a.) Joan, Marie

b.) Joan, Marie, Don

c.) Joan, Marie, Don, zoo

3. Carol and I went to the beach.

a.) Carol

b.) I

c.) Carol, I

4. Buffalo sponsored this free art show.

a.) Buffalo

b.) concert

c.) The city, concert

5. Maria doesn't like this location.

a.) location

b.) Maria

c.) like

6. Rose, Jeff, and I went to see the new science lab.

a.) Rose, Jeff, I

b.) Rose, Jeff, I, science lab

c.) Rose, Jeff
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7. Lisa does not like certain bands.

a.) Lisa, bands

b.) certain bands

c.) Lisa

8. Professor Smith teaches English to John.

a.) professors, semester, college

b.) Professor Smith, English, John

c.) Professor Smith, teaches, English

9. Jane and her friends are going to the beach.

a.) Jane

b.) friends

c.) Jane, friends, beach

10. The car that was driven by Tonja was stolen last week.

a.) week

b.) car

c.) Tonja

IDENTIFY ALL NOUNS TOGETHER
Question Excerpt
1. George Washington is an example of a/an
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. concrete noun
D. abstract noun

2. Co-worker is an example of a/an
A. compound noun
B. possessive noun
C. concrete noun
D. abstract noun



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3. The plural of father-in-law is
A. fathers-in-law
B. father-ins-law
C. father-in-laws
D. fathers-ins-laws

4. Cities' is an example of a
A. singular noun
B. plural noun
C. singular possessive noun
D. plural possessive noun

5. Boys is an example of a
A. singular noun
B. plural noun
C. singular possessive noun
D. plural possessive noun

6. Which noun below is a collective noun
A. Women
B. Duck
C. Family
D. Children

7. School is an example of a/an
A. common noun
B. proper noun
C. appositive phrase
D. possessive noun

8. A proper noun
A. names any person, place or thing
B. names a specific person, place or thing
C. names things you can see or touch
D. names ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched

9. A common noun
A. names any person, place or thing
B. names a specific person, place or thing
C. names things you can see or touch
D. names ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched



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10. Concrete nouns
A. name any person, place or thing
B. name a specific person, place or thing
C. name things you can see or touch
D. name ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched

11. Abstract nouns
A. name any person, place or thing
B. name things you can see or touch
C. name ideas, qualities, or feelings that cannot be seen or touched
D. name a specific person, place or thing

12. Florida is an example of a
A. possessive noun
B. proper noun
C. collective noun
D. compound phrase

13. Joe's is a
A. Singular noun
B. Plural noun
C. Singular possessive noun
D. Plural possessive noun

14. Jack's going to the party also. Jack's is an example of a
A. Singular Possessive noun
B. Contraction
C. Plural Possessive noun
D. Singular noun

15. The AKA's cake is pink and green. AKA's is an example of a
A. Singular Possessive noun
B. Contraction
C. Plural Possessive nun
D. Singular noun