Kinds Of Nouns - Proper, Common, Abstract, Common, Etc.
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To develop an understanding of nouns, including common and proper nounsTo develop an understanding of concrete, abstract, compound and collective nounsTo use nouns to communicate clearly and effectively in writing
- 1.
- A.
Common noun
- B.
Proper noun
- C.
Concrete noun
- D.
Abstract noun
- 2.
- A.
Compound noun
- B.
Possessive noun
- C.
Concrete noun
- D.
Abstract noun
- 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.
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
- 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.
- 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
- 16.Band is an example of a
- A.
Singular Noun
- B.
Plural Noun
- C.
Possessive Noun
- D.
Collective Noun
- 17.What is the appositive or appositive phrase in the sentence below:Emeril, a Southern chef, found the onions for the hush puppies.
- A.
Emeril
- B.
A Southern chef
- C.
Found the onions
- D.
For the hush puppies
- 18.What noun does the appositive or appositive phrase identify in the sentence below: Emeril, a Southern chef, found the onions for the hush puppies.
- A.
Emeril
- B.
A Southern chef
- C.
Found the onions
- D.
For the hush puppies
- 19.Review QuestionAlligators are notorious predators.The underlined portion above is the:
- A.
Simple Subject
- B.
Simple Predicate
- C.
Complete Subject
- D.
Complete Predicate
- E.
Compound Subject
- 20.Review QuestionAllison has a pet alligator, that is crazy. The sentence above is a:
- A.
Compound sentence
- B.
Complex sentence
- C.
Simple sentence
- D.
Fragment
- E.
Run-on
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