Proper Nouns

Front

Which of the following is NOT a proper noun? dog catcher, Mr. Short, Tom, Wendy's

Back

dog catcher

Front

Which of the following is NOT a common noun? teacher, dog catcher, apple, Applebee's

Back

Applebee's

Front

Which sentence contains a proper noun? Options: Mike Wheeler is really cool., Can I have some of that candy?, I dont have any homework., You can eat that one.

Back

Mike Wheeler is really cool.

Front

Which sentence has a proper noun?
Options: This ball is mine., My teacher is Ms. Russell., My dog runs fast., The banana tastes good.

Back

My teacher is Ms. Russell.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options: My friend's name is jill Smith., My friend's name is Jill Smith., My friend's name is Jill smith.

Back

My friend's name is Jill Smith.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options: I live in a big house in Eastvale, California., I live in a big house in eastvale, california., I live in a big house in Eastvale, california.

Back

I live in a big house in Eastvale, California.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options: This is my first grade teacher Ms. russell., This is my first grade teacher ms. Russell., This is my first grade teacher Ms. Russell.

Back

This is my first grade teacher Ms. Russell.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options: Her birthday is on Friday, March 2nd., Her birthday is on friday, March 2nd., Her birthday is on Friday, march 2nd.

Back

Her birthday is on Friday, March 2nd.

Front

Which sentence is written correctly?
Options: My dad likes to go shopping at home depot., My dad likes to go shopping at home Depot., My dad likes to go shopping at Home Depot.

Back

My dad likes to go shopping at Home Depot.