Identifying Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives Trivia

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1.

The cat and dog ran around the dusty yard. What is the adjective in the sentence above?

Answer: Dusty
Explanation:
 The adjective in the sentence is "dusty" because it describes the yard, which is a noun.
2.

All the boys and girls sang "The Star Spangled Banner." What is the verb in the sentence above?

Answer: Sang
Explanation:
The verb in the sentence is "sang". It is the action word that describes what the boys and girls did, which is singing "The Star Spangled Banner".
3.

Can I have a piece of cake? What is the noun in the sentence above?

Answer: Cake
Explanation:
The noun in the sentence is "cake" because it is the object of the verb "have" and refers to a specific type of food.
4.

The enormous insect quickly ate all the red and blue flowers. Out of the following options, what is the adjective in the sentence above?

Answer: Enormous
Explanation:
The adjective in the sentence is "enormous" because it describes the size of the insect.
5.

Cassie and Caleb were outside in the snow. What is the verb in the sentence above?

Answer: Were
Explanation:
The verb in the sentence is "were." It is the past tense form of the verb "to be" and indicates the state of being or existence of Cassie and Caleb outside in the snow.
6.

The old man was sitting. What is the noun in the sentence above?

Answer: Man
Explanation:
The noun in the sentence "The old man was sitting." is "man." It's the person or subject being described in the sentence.
7.

She slapped the boy immediately. What is the verb in the sentence above?

Answer: Slapped
Explanation:
The verb in the sentence is "slapped." It is the action that the subject, "She," performed on the object, "the boy." The word "slapped" indicates a physical action, making it the verb in the sentence.
8.

Those are rotten tomatoes. What is the adjective in the sentence above?

Answer: Rotten
Explanation:
The adjective in the sentence is "rotten" because it describes the quality or state of the tomatoes.
9.

Stephen didn't finish eating on time. What is the noun in the sentence above?

Answer: Stephen
Explanation:
The noun in the sentence is "Stephen" because it is the name of a person, which is a proper noun.
10.

You cannot watch television shows in the office. What is the verb in the sentence above?

Answer: Watch
Explanation:
The verb in the sentence is "watch." It is the action that is being performed in the sentence. The sentence states that you are unable to watch television shows in the office, indicating that watching is the action being referred to.
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