Nouns as Objects

Nouns as Objects

6A & 6C Writing

Multiple Choice

Divers gather unusual evidence from the ocean floor.

• Divers

• evidence

• ocean

• floor

Multiple Choice

Kyle baked cookies for the first time last night.

• Kyle

• cookies

• time

• night

Multiple Choice

Nora lost her favorite necklace on the way to school yesterday.

• Nora

• necklace

• school

• yesterday

Multiple Choice

A group of motorboats carry supplies to the island every month.

• group

• motorboats

• supplies

• month

Multiple Choice

I covered the chair with a large, colorful quilt!

• I

• chair

• colorful

• quilt

Multiple Choice

Writers of the time left future generations amazing stories about pirates.

• Writers

• generations

• stories

• pirates

Multiple Choice

Reluctantly captains of ships gave pirates their valuable cargoes.

• captains

• ships

• pirates

• cargoes

Multiple Choice

Nations sent their colonies ships for protection against pirates.

• Nations

• colonies

• ships

• protection

Multiple Choice

Pirate lore leaves generations many tall tales.

• Pirate

• lore

• generations

• tales

Multiple Choice

Edward Teach was born in Bristol, England.

• Edward Teach

• was

• born

• Bristol, England

Multiple Choice

The name Blackbeard was given to this merciless pirate.

• name

• Blackbeard

• merciless

• pirate

Multiple Choice

The flag that flew from Blackbeard's vessel featured the devil holding an hourglass and a spear.

• flag

• vessel

• devil

• hourglass

Multiple Choice

A fleet of British ships eventually captured Blackbeard.

• fleet

• ships

• captured

• Blackbeard

Multiple Choice

John Rackham was a famous pirate during the 18th century.

• DO

• IO

• OP

Multiple Choice

This clothing gave Rackham his nickname "Calico Jack."

• DO

• IO

• OP

Multiple Choice

This flag remains the symbol of pirates to this day.

• DO

• IO

• OP