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Nouns Practice Challenge
 

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Nouns practice quiz

by Asma Hassan Ibrahim Ahmed
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Which word is a noun?

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Which sentence has a proper noun?

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Which word is an abstract noun?

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Which word is a common noun?

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Which word is a concrete noun?

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The noun in this sentence is: The birds fly together.

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Which sentence has TWO nouns?

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Which is a proper noun?

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Which word names a person?

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Which noun is plural?

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16.Ali is my friend. ___ is kind.

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17.The girls are singing. ___ are happy.

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A noun is a person, place, thing, or idea; school is a thing.

Proper nouns are specific names and are capitalized.

Abstract nouns name ideas or qualities, not physical objects.

Common nouns are general names; city is general, London is a proper noun.

Concrete nouns can be perceived by the senses.

Nouns name people, places, or things; birds is the noun here.

The nouns are dog and ball.

UAE is a specific place name, hence a proper noun.

A noun that names a person can be teacher.

Plural nouns denote more than one; boxes is plural.

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