Identifying Nouns

Identifying Nouns

Practice identifying the nouns (concrete and abstract) and pronouns that we covered last week!

Remember, a common noun can be either:

• Concrete: something that you can identify with one of your five physical senses

• Abstract: something that has no physical existence

Nouns can be:

• People

• Places

• Things

• Ideas

Proper nouns...

• Are specific people, places, things, or ideas

Pronouns...

• Replace a noun (usually a proper noun) in order to avoid being repetitive

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Multiple Select

Identify the pronouns-- The class was reading Riding Freedom. They seemed to really enjoy it.

• it

• they

• class

• Riding Freedom

Multiple Select

Identify all pronouns-- I would love for you to come to the park, too!

• you

• love

• park

• I

Multiple Choice

Identify all pronouns-- The mother took the baby out of the stroller because he was screaming.

• baby

• stroller

• mother

• he

Multiple Choice

Identify all pronouns-- Can they come out and play?

• play

• come

• they

• and

Multiple Choice

Identify all pronouns-- Ana smelled the chocolate chip cookie and said it smelled delicious.

• it

• Taylor

• cookie

• delicious

Multiple Choice

Identify all pronouns-- Did Eli go to the movies with them?

• Mac

• movies

• them

• go

Multiple Choice

Identify all pronouns-- She went to the store to get milk because Cohen wanted milk for the Oreos.

• milk

• she

• went

• store

Multiple Choice

A pronoun is a word that takes place of a....

• verb

• noun

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with correct nouns.

Many ____________ grow in our ______________.

• between, above

• plants, garden

• trees, underneath

• flowers, blooming

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with a noun.

Bob rode to school on a ____________________.

• hike

• jog

• bike

• walk

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with correct nouns.

The teacher, ________________, has redecorated the _______________.

• Mr. Green, writing

• Ms. White, sitting

• Mr. Scott, classroom

• Ms. Valley, typing

Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank with correct nouns.

The trip to ________ will take two __________.

• Santa Cruz, biking

• San Francisco, hours

• San Jose, hiking

• Santa Clara, cars

Multiple Choice

10. Identifying Nouns.

Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• The man was known for his honesty.

• The man was known for his honesty.

• The man was known for his honesty.

• The man was known for his honesty.

Multiple Choice

8. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• The teacher entered the classroom.

• The teacher entered the classroom.

• The teacher entered the classroom.

• The teacher entered the classroom.

Multiple Choice

7. Identifying Nouns.

Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• A light was shining in the window.

• A light was shining in the window.

• A light was shining in the window.

• A light was shining in the window.

Multiple Choice

6. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• At the park there were many ducks.

• At the park there were many ducks.

• At the park there were many ducks.

• At the park there were many ducks.

Multiple Choice

5. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

• Her dog had four puppies.

• Her dog had four puppies.

• Her dog had four puppies.

• Her dog had four puppies.

Multiple Choice

4. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• My brother gave the best speech.

• My brother gave the best speech.

• My brother gave the best speech.

• My brother gave the best speech.

Multiple Choice

3. Identifying Nouns.

Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• Many birds fly south in winter.

• Many birds fly south in winter.

• Many birds fly south in winter.

• Many birds fly south in winter.

Multiple Choice

2. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• Last month was my birthday.

• Last month was my birthday.

• Last month was my birthday.

• Last month was my birthday.

Multiple Select

1. Identifying Nouns. Select the sentence that highlights TWO nouns in in the sentence.

EXAMPLE: Carol walked to the store.

• In the summer we go to the lake.

• In the summer we go to the lake.

• In the summer we go to the lake.

• In the summer we go to the lake.

Multiple Choice

Identify the NOUN in this sentence:

"We should eat at the Italian restaurant today."

• Italian

• restaurant

• eat

• should

Multiple Choice

What is the noun in this sentence?

Most athletes exercise daily.

• exercise

• Most

• athletes

• daily

Multiple Choice

What is the noun in this sentence:

My brother is very strong.

• strong

• brother

• my

• very

Multiple Choice

Which word is not a noun?

• guitar

• music

• play

• microphone

Multiple Choice

Which word is not a noun?

• feather

• bird

• sing

• nest

Multiple Choice

Which word is a noun?

• jolly

• fly

• reindeer

• pull

Multiple Choice

Which word is a noun?

• sandwich

• delicious

• hungry

• eat

Multiple Choice

Which word is a noun?

• jump

• happy

• mountain

• over

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT part of the definition of a noun?

• Person
• Idea
• Place
• Action

Multiple Choice

A proper noun...

• should be a person only.
• needs a capital letter.
• comes at the beginning of a sentence.
• should be a place only.

Multiple Choice

Which is a common noun?

• Mr. Mance
• cat
• H.B. du Pont Middle School
• Fall Fest

Multiple Choice

Which is a proper noun?

• leaf
• tree
• Yellowstone Park
• feather

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a noun?

• bird
• Disney World
• Lemon
• Sick

Multiple Choice

Which is a noun?

• helping
• juicy
• confused
• happiness