CLICK THE CORRECT ANSWER:

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1) Which is not a noun?
yellow

dog

notebook

Colorado

face

said

airplane

2) Which is not a noun?

homework

day

Sunday

3) Which is not a noun?

computer

under

pencil

dream

movie

4) Which is not a noun?

was

mother

July

money

idea

people

rooms

5) Which is not a plural noun?

arms

clothes

gas

6) Which is a noun?
carry

send

blue

round

TV

7) Which is not a proper noun?

Sunday

World Cup

president

INTERLINK

USA

8) Which is a proper noun?

beans

restaurant

Pizza Hut

flower

brother

9) Which is a noun?
wanted

ate

and

the

grammar

10) How many nouns are in the sentence Pat and Ken live with their mother and father?
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B. Instructions: Circle the proper nouns and underline the common nouns.
1. To make cookies, Mother need eggs, flour, sugar, and butter.
2. Jose read The Giving Tree last week.
3. Every Tuesday in June, my team goes to Sonic.
4. Spongebob is my favorite show on television.
5. Disneyland is a fun place to be with my friends and parents.
Circle the proper nouns and underline the collective nouns. HINT: There are 10 all together.
1. Bob is on the faculty and is the head of his department.
2. My family is going to Florida on vacation.
3. I love August because school starts.
4. The jury was picked on Monday.
5. I want a puppy and a computer for Christmas.
B. Instructions: In each sentence a noun is underlined. Put A if it is abstract, and C if it is
concrete.
1. ___ Democracy is the best kind of government.
2. ___ The baby beluga whale was just born.
3. ___ Curiosity killed the cat.
4. ___ Patience is a virtue.
5. ___ The school needed new desks.
6. ___ There is nothing to fear but fear itself.
7. ___ The Chinese culture is ancient.
8. ___ Yesterday, I saw a good movie.
9. ___ Trust is a two-way street.
10. ___ Eat your vegetables to stay healthy.
C. Instructions: In each sentence a noun is underlined. Put C if it is a countable noun, U if
it is uncountable.

1. ___ I really love chocolate!

2. ___ She has coffee every morning.
3. ___ My dog had five puppies.
4. ___ You need to change the oil in the car.
5. ___ I have three final tests tomorrow.

Identify the correct choice in each question and click on the

correct.

to see whether your answer is

1. Please give me that book.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

2. He put the books on the desk.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

3. The conference participants studied the teachings of Ghandi.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

4. The last contestant was a visitor from Germany.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

5. The captain provided his officers a plan of attack.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

6. Did Joseph give the students the directions for their assignment?
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

7. Susan did not offer her candy to any of the other kids.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

8. They are hiding in the closet.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

9. The woman who won the award is Tom's neighbor.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

10. Wayne will send you a postcard from Italy.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

11. She waved to the child standing on the platform.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

12. She reminded the audience of Grace Kelly.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

13. Some would argue that the presidency has been made into a joke.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

14. Their understanding of the situation has helped the athlete's chances of winning the
competition.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

15. Sharon thinks Tom is the best person for the job.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

16. She boarded the plane with a dog hidden in her purse.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

17. The car that has been on the corner all week is a Pinto.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

18. Robert saved a cookie for his daughter.

a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

19. The Hope Diamond, which is truly remarkable, is rarely worn in public.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

20. Many of the writers submitted work that was too terrible to publish.
a. direct object
nominative

b. indirect object

c. object of the preposition

d. predicate

1. Which sentence is correct?

This bread is delicious.
These bread are delicious.
This bread are delicious.

Would you like _____________ pizza?

Which of the following is incorrect?

a few

a little

some

We need ___________ chairs for the meeting.

a lot of

much

Do we have ______ milk in the house?

a

any

We need to buy _____________ computer equipment.

many new

lots of new

My father gave me _________________ while I was growing up.

many good advices

a lot of good advice

Could you please give me __________________ about the English courses you offer?

an information

some information

Yes, we've had _______________ this year.

many snow

a lot of snow

I don't think we have _______________ drinks for all the guests.

an enough

enough

Don't worry, we have ____________ time to get to the airport.

plenty of

many

There are _________ clothing stores in the mall.

much

many