Common and Proper Nouns

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Identify common nouns in: 'The trip to Europe will be too expensive unless the travelers tour the countryside by train.'

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trip, travelers, countryside, train

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Identify the proper noun in this sentence: 'Imagine you're planning a trip to Europe. It might be too expensive unless you decide to explore the beautiful countryside by train.'

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Europe

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Identify proper nouns in: 'In the charming town of Kalona, Uncle George and his son run a bakery!'

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Kalona, Uncle George

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Common nouns in the story: Once upon a time, in the town of Kalona, Uncle George and his son owned a bakery.

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town, son, bakery

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Identify common nouns in: A team of brainy scientists just realized how crucial their latest discovery is!

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crucial, discovery, team, scientists

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Identify proper nouns: Dian Fossey shared her research about gorillas in her book, 'Gorillas in the Mist'.

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Dian Fossey, 'Gorillas in the Mist'

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Identify common nouns in: 'Dian Fossey told about her research on gorillas in her book, Gorillas in the Mist.'

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research, gorillas, book

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Identify common nouns in: 'Imagine it's a yearly event in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where a grand festival takes place in late June and early July.'

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yearly event, festival

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Identify proper nouns: Did you know that every year, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, throws a grand festival in late June and early July?

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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June, July