WorksheetsKinds of nouns
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
Liza visited her grandparents in the province. Which is the proper noun in the sentence?
Liza
visited
grandparents
province
Liza visited her grandparents in the province. Which are the common nouns in the sentence? Select all that apply.
Liza
visited
grandparents
province
The ship was carrying a lot of passengers from the nearby towns. What kind of noun is ship?
Proper
Common
Abstract
Collective
Christmas and New year are two of the much-awaited feasts in our country. Which are proper nouns in the sentence?
feasts
Christmas
New Year
country
The crowd cheered the winning band during the concert sponsored by the club. Identify the collective noun/s in the sentence.
crowd
band
concert
club
A troop of children met a tribe of gypsies on their way to the campsite. Identify the collective noun/s in the sentence.
troop
children
tribe
gypsies
campsite
The farmer purchased a herd of cattle and a flock of sheep. Identify the collective noun/s in the sentence.
farmer
herd
cattle
flock
sheep
The jury asked the accused to face the assembly. Identify the collective noun/s in the sentence.
jury
accused
face
assembly
His sincerity won the affection of the entire community. Identify the abstract noun/s in the sentence.
sincerity
won
affection
community
Mary’s generosity and kindness are well admired. Identify the abstract noun/s in the sentence.
Mary
generosity
kindness
admired
What can give peace and joy to the soul? Identify the abstract noun/s in the sentence.
give
peace
joy
soul
The audience gave the contestant a resounding applause.
How many nouns and pronouns are there in the sentence?
3 nouns
1 pronoun
2 nouns
1 pronoun
3 nouns
0 pronoun
2 nouns
2 pronouns
In the sentence " Joe should always take care of himself.", what part of speech is the underlined word?
noun - possessive
pronoun - relative
noun - collective
pronoun - reflexive
Where have you been? Everybody was looking for you.
What part of speech is the underlined word?
Pronoun - relative
Noun - common
pronoun - reciprocal
pronoun - indefinite
