Common, Proper, and Possessive Nouns 2

How well do you know common nouns?

• I am a boss at common nouns.

• I am pretty good at knowing common nouns.

• I should go back to the Canvas assignment and study before continuing with this quiz.

How well do you know proper nouns?

• I am a boss at proper nouns.

• I am pretty good at proper nouns.

• I should back to the Canvas assignment and study before continuing with this quiz.

How well do you know possessive nouns?

• I am a boss at possessive nouns.

• I am pretty good at possessive nouns.

• I should go back to the Canvas assignment and study before continuing with this quiz.

What is a noun?

• describing word

• a person

• a person, place, thing, or idea

• an action word

Which of the following is a common noun?

• Walker Upper Elementary

• Charlottesville

• Brown Girl Dreaming

• school

What is an example of a proper noun?

• Charlottesville High School

• school

• store

• house

Sloane goes to school every day. Which word is a proper noun?

• Sloane

• goes

• school

• day

What is a possessive noun?

• a person, place, thing, or idea

• a person, place, thing, or idea that shows ownership

• an action word

• an action word that shows ownership

The kitten's food is by the door. Which word is a possessive noun?

• food

• is

• door

• kitten's

What is the difference between a singular possessive noun and a plural possessive noun?

• singular is 1 noun and has 's (dog's) while plural is more than 1 noun and can have s' (dogs') or 's (children's)

• singular shows ownership while plural does not

• singular has 's (dog's) while plural has s's (dogs's)

• there is no difference