02: Abstract and Concrete Nouns

this is a type of noun that names things that you can experience with your senses: sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch. Theyare physical objects in the real world, such as adog, a ball, or an ice cream cone.

• abstract

• common

• proper

• concrete

Which of the following nouns below are abstract nouns?

• vigor

• power

• walls

• powder

Which of the following nouns are concrete nouns?

• braces

• sorrow

• delight

• cookies

Which of the following nouns below are abstract nouns?

• shelves

• strength

• feelings

• Serena

Which of the following nouns below are concrete nouns?

• lace

• ointment

• appointment

• classroom

Find the nouns in the sentence blow and identify whether it s an abstract noun or a concrete noun. If there are two or more nouns in the sentence, choose only one. (eg. "Mell applauded the boy's courage." Mell, concrete or courage, abstract)

"Blaise will welcome any surprises that tomorrow will bring."

(a)  

Find the nouns in the sentence blow and identify whether it s an abstract noun or a concrete noun. If there are two or more nouns in the sentence, choose only one. (eg. "Mell applauded the boy's courage." Mell, concrete or courage, abstract)

"The screams echoed in the halls of the abandoned school."

(a)  

Find the nouns in the sentence blow and identify whether it s an abstract noun or a concrete noun. If there are two or more nouns in the sentence, choose only one. (eg. "Mell applauded the boy's courage." Mell, concrete or courage, abstract)

"The meal was delicious."

(a)  

Find the nouns in the sentence blow and identify whether it s an abstract noun or a concrete noun. If there are two or more nouns in the sentence, choose only one. (eg. "Mell applauded the boy's courage." Mell, concrete or courage, abstract)

"The price of the computer was a bit pricy."

(a)  

Give an example of a concrete noun.