Regulus-Std4-English- Nouns

Choose the correct definition for Noun.

• A noun is a naming word.

• A noun is a describing word.

• A noun is a word with multiple meanings.

Choose the correct example for a proper noun.

• Fifty fishes swam in the pond.

• The painting was absolutely stunning.

• Trinidad and Tobago is a twin-island country.

Choose the correct example of a common noun.

• Fluffy barked at the school children.

• Port of Spain is the capital of Trinidad.

• The dog barked.

Choose the correct example of an abstract noun.

• Jenny was sad for the entire day.

• The parang band sang the entire night.

• Jake ate the entire bowl of cereal.

Choose the correct example of a concrete noun.

• The sweet aroma of the Christmas cookies filled the room.

• Samantha was very happy.

• When is Republic Day in Trinidad and Tobago?

Choose the correct example for a countable noun.

• There are five Friday's in this month

• Jack danced on the playground.

• Mike lived his entire life peacefully.

Choose the correct example of an un-countable noun.

• The entire water bottle fell on the chair.

• Abby ate three apples.

• John hopped on the bed.

Choose the correct example for a collective noun.

• The team played a great game.

• Sharon is very beautiful.

• She murmured behind her friend's back.

Choose the correct definition for a compound noun.

• A compound noun is formed when two or more words join together to create a new word.

• A compound noun is a word for a group of people, animals or things.

• A compound noun is one that an individual can touch, taste, smell, see, or hear.