Noun Identification

Find the concrete noun:

The Great Gatsby is not mentioned once in this book, however it is impossible to deny the resemblance between Marchand’s definition of a twenties man living the American Dream and Fitzgerald’s portrayal of Jay Gatsby

• American Dream

• portrayal

• resemblance

• man

Find the proper noun:

The Great Gatsby is not mentioned once in this book, however it is impossible to deny the resemblance between Marchand’s definition of a twenties man living the American Dream and Fitzgerald’s portrayal of Jay Gatsby.

• American Dream

• definition

• resemblance

• man

Find the proper noun that is also absract:

The Great Gatsby is not mentioned once in this book, however it is impossible to deny the resemblance between Marchand’s definition of a twenties man living the American Dream and Fitzgerald’s portrayal of Jay Gatsby.

• Jay Gatsby

• Marchand's

• resemblance

• American Dream

Find the absract, common noun:

The culture of the wealthy Americans represented in Gatsby was defined mainly by consumerism and excessive material wealth.

• wealthy

• culture

• Gatsby

• material

Which statement is true?

The culture of the wealthy Americans represented in Gatsby was defined mainly by consumerism and excessive material wealth.

• "Consumerism" is not a noun.

• "Culture" is a concrete noun.

• "Gatsby" is a proper, concrete noun.

• "Material" is a concrete noun.

Which of these is NOT a noun?

The houses depicted in The Great Gatsby are perhaps the most obvious indicator of the relentless competition to declare one’s status

• houses

• indicator

• relentless

• status

Which of these words IS a noun?

The houses depicted in The Great Gatsby are perhaps the most obvious indicator of the relentless competition to declare one’s status

• declare

• depicted

• obvious

• competition

Which statement is true?

Gatsby has achieved from the outside what looked like the American Dream

• "American Dream" is a count noun.

• "Gatsby" is abstract.

• "Outside" is a noun.

• "Achieved" is an abstract noun.