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Noun Exercises Flashcards

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Find the Noun (2):
Texas is the second largest state.

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Texas, State

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Find the Noun (2):
The rules for this game are easy.

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Rules, Game

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Find the Noun (3):
The tip of my ski is stuck under the log.

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Tip, Ski, Log

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Find the Noun (3):
Mrs. Holmes kept her promise to the boys.

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Mrs. Holes, Promise, Boys

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Find the Noun (2):
Which contest did the twins win?

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Contest, Twins

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Find the Noun (3):
An alert lifeguard sat on the platform at the beach.

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Lifeguard, Platform, Beach

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Find the Noun (3):
Detroit has a problem with pollution.

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Detroit, Problem, Pollution

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Find the Noun (3):
My older sister moved to Massachusetts because of her job.

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Sister, Massachusetts, Job

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Find the Noun (3):
Three porpoises jumped out of the water beside Amy.

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Porpoises, Water, Amy

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Find the Noun (3):
Does Betty know the title of that song?

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Betty, Title, Song

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Find the Noun (3):
Alaska and Hawaii are the newest states.

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Alaska, Hawaii, States

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Find the Noun (2):
The cheese on this cracker tastes funny.

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Cheese, Cracker

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Find the Noun (3):
Pepper is a little dog with black spots.

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Pepper, Dog, Spots

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Find the Noun (4):
A foil is a sword with a button on the point.

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Foil, Sword, Button, Point

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Find the Noun (3):
The prices of the coats are marked on the tags.

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Prices, Coats, Tags

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Find the Noun (4):
Sally was in Frontierland, looking at the old streets and houses.

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Sally, Frontierland, Streets, Houses

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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
His depression continued long after the death of his wife.

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Abstract: Depression
Concrete: Death, Wife

18
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The beggar felt hunger on a daily basis.

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Abstract: Hunger, Basis
Concrete: Beggar

19
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The people witnessed the collision on their way to church.

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Abstract: Way
Concrete: People, Collision, Church

20
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The computer was left on by my sister.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Computer, Sister

21
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
Yesterday was rainy & overcast.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Yesterday

22
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
Will you graduate before the end of this century?

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Abstract: End, Century
Concrete: -

23
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The magazine rack was overstuffed.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Rack

24
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Noun:
The crystal goblet fell and shattered.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Goblet

25
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Noun:
The door was locked and I had forgotten the key.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Door, Key

26
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The people did not choose the harsh dictatorship.

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Abstract: Dictatorship
Concrete: People

27
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The paper was covered with finger paint.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Paper, Paint

28
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The woman brought the ticket to her employer.

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Abstract: -
Concrete: Woman, Ticket, Employer

29
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
There is an anti-war theme to the novel.

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Abstract: Theme
Concrete: Novel

30
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Find the Abstract & Concrete Nouns:
The strength of the storm was impressive.

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Abstract: Strength
Concrete: Storm

31
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Is this sentence singular or plural and what it’s collective noun?:
The jury could not agree on a verdict in the case.

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Collective Noun: Jury
Singular

32
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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The jury has its own reserved parking spaces.

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Collective Noun: Jury
Plural

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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The new family next door has a West Highland White Terrier.

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Collective Noun: Family
Singular

34
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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The family were seated around the television.

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Collective Noun: Family
Plural

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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The crew has taken a vote and decided on a mutiny.

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Collective Noun: Crew
Singular

36
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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The crew are coming on board to prepare their stations for the cruise.

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Collective Noun: Crew
Plural

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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The majority has elected an independent candidate for president.

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Collective Noun: Majority
Singular

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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The majority of the seniors are interested in a cruise for their class trip.

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Collective Noun: Majority
Plural

39
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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
The Jefferson High team won the division.

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Collective Noun: Team
Singular

40
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Is this sentence singular or plural & what’s it’s collective noun?:
After graduation, the team are going their separate ways.

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Collective Noun: Team
Plural

41
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Make a compound noun (Part 1):
Pogo stick
Baseball
Go-between
Standby
Printout
Hanger-on

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Pogo sticks
Baseballs
Goes-between
Standbys
Printouts
Hanger-on

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Make a compound noun (Part 2):
Father-in-law
Will-o’-the-wisp
Toothbrush
Paintbrush
Hand-me-down
Good-by
Stepmother
Backpack

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Fathers-in-law
Will-o’-the-wisps
Toothbrushes
Paintbrushes
Hand-me-downs
Good-bys
Stepmothers
Backpacks

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