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Noun Detectives: Common vs Proper

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Identify proper nouns in simple sentences.

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Noun Detectives: Common vs Proper
 

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Noun Detectives: Common vs ProperOnline version

Identify proper nouns in simple sentences.

by NUR NALIAH SAHIMAH BINTI MOHD SAID IPG-Pelajar
1

In 'Luna read a book.', which word is a proper noun?

2

In 'Tom visited the zoo.', which word is a common noun?

3

In 'Sara watered the garden.', which word is a proper noun?

4

In 'Mike bought apples.', which word is a proper noun?

5

In 'Anna attended a concert.', which word is a common noun?

6

In 'Leo drew his cat named Milo.', which word is not a proper noun?

7

In 'Nina found a treasure.', which word is a proper noun?

8

In 'Jules plays soccer.', which word is a proper noun?

9

In the sentence: 'Yesterday, Maya visited New York City.' which word is a proper noun?

10

In the sentence: 'The bakery on Main Street made fresh bread.' which word is a proper noun?

11

In the sentence: 'Our class visited the Louvre in Paris.' which word is a proper noun?

12

In the sentence: 'I adopted a puppy named Buddy from the shelter.' which word is a proper noun?

13

In the sentence: 'Mrs. Chen teaches mathematics at Riverside High.' which word is a proper noun?

14

In the sentence: 'The Amazon rainforest is vast.' which word is a proper noun?

15

In the sentence: 'During summer, we visited the Grand Canyon.' which word is a proper noun?

16

In the sentence: 'My friend Lina bought a Ferrari in Italy.' which word is a proper noun?

17

In the sentence: 'The city of Tokyo hosts a famous festival.' which word is a proper noun?

18

In the sentence: 'George and his dog Milo played in Kings Park.' which word is a proper noun?

19

In the sentence 'I met Maria at the park', is Maria a common noun or a proper noun?

20

In the sentence 'The newspaper published a story', is newspaper a common noun or a proper noun?

21

In the sentence 'London is my favorite city', is London a common noun or a proper noun?

22

In the sentence 'she adopted a dog named Rex', is Rex a common noun or a proper noun?

23

In the sentence 'I bought apples at the market', is apples a common noun or a proper noun?

24

In the sentence 'Mount Everest is tall', is Mount Everest a common noun or a proper noun?

25

In the sentence 'The teacher gave us homework', is homework a common noun or a proper noun?

26

In the sentence 'Coca-Cola is popular worldwide', is Coca-Cola a common noun or a proper noun?

27

In the sentence 'the city council met yesterday', is city a common noun or a proper noun?

28

In the sentence 'Emma loves the piano', is Emma a common noun or a proper noun?

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