Understanding Nouns and Their Types

Identify the nouns in the sentence: 'The cat chased the mouse.'

• cat, mouse

• car

• cheese

• dog

Classify the noun 'happiness' as concrete, abstract, or collective.

• concrete

• tangible

• abstract

• collective

Find the nouns in this sentence: 'The team won the championship.'

• game

• ['team', 'championship']

• victory

• teamwork

Is 'city' a common noun or a proper noun?

• common noun

• metropolis

• village

• town

Identify the types of nouns in the phrase: 'The flock of birds flew over the lake.'

• Proper noun (Lake)

• Compound noun (birdhouse)

• Abstract noun (freedom)

• Collective noun (flock), common nouns (birds, lake)

Classify the noun 'library' as common or proper.

• building

• specific

• institution

• common

Identify the nouns in the sentence: 'Sarah and Tom went to the park.'

• parked

• went

• Sarah, Tom, park

• to

Is 'team' a collective noun? Why or why not?

• No, 'team' refers to individual members.

• Yes, 'team' is a collective noun.

• Yes, 'team' is a proper noun.

• No, 'team' is a singular noun.

Find the nouns in this sentence: 'The flowers bloomed in the garden.'

• the

• in

• ['flowers', 'garden']

• bloomed

Classify the noun 'New York' as common or proper.

• collective

• proper

• common

• abstract