Chapter 14
Dogs can be purchased from a breeder. Dogs—thing Breeder—person
Good pets can also be found at a shelter. Pets—thing Shelter—place
Preparations—such as getting food, dishes, toys, a collar, and a bed—need to be made before the arrival of a new puppy. Preparations, food, dishes, toys, collar, bed, arrival, puppy—things
A veterinarian gives the dog shots for rabies and distemper. Veterinarian—person Dog, shots, rabies, Distemper—things
All dogs must wear licenses, which ensure identification and immunization. Dogs, licenses, identification, Immunization—things
Person Place Thing Idea
People Places Things Ideas
Example: friendship—Friendship is a noun because it names a quality, an idea. 1. Puppy 2. Leash 3. Trainer 4. Tail 5. Family 6. Loyalty 7. Yard 8. Doghouse 9. Judge 10. Show
Troop
Class Herd
Orchestra
Team
Group
Each of the numbered groups of words below contain one collective noun. Write each collective noun on your paper. 1. collarclubfur 2. teamdishclaw 3. Ball littertoys 4. snoutgrouppaw 5. ribbonbrushclass
1. Club 2. Team 3. Litter 4. Group 5. Class
The whole family should share in taking care of a pet. Family—collective
Use caution when introducing the new pet to a large group. group—collective
Avoid packs of stray dogs when walking your pet. packs—collective
Sometimes two words are used together to form a new word with a different meaning. You know, for example, the two separate words dog and house. When they are used together, however, as in the sentence “The puppy sleeps in a doghouse,” the combined words mean, “a house for a dog.” Together, the words take on a special meaning. A noun such as doghouse is said to be a compound noun.
The words can be separate words:
middle school
Golden Gate Bridge
These words can be hyphenated: Bull’s-eye
Daughter-in-law
Left-hander
These words can be combined: Railroad
Doorknob
Dogs need shelter, such as a doghouse, in which to sleep. Doghouse—compound
Supplies can be purchased at a pet shop. Pet shop
1.Some purebreds, such as German shepherds, are born with an extra claw on each paw. 2. These extra claws, called dewclaws, are usually removed by a veterinarian. 3. Other dogs, like sheepdogs, have different problems. 4. My sister-in-law has a sheepdog. 5. She found it behind the high school.
1. purebreds, German shepherds 2. dewclaws 3. sheepdogs 4. sister-in-law, sheepdog 5. high school
writer
park
Barack Obama
Yellowstone National Park
Declaration of Independence
1. statue 2. Latin 3. St. Bernard 4. state 5. street 6. Central Park 7. China 8. friend 9. lake 10. town
1. statue, C 2. Latin, P 3. St. Bernard, P 4. state, C 5. street, C 6. Central Park, P 7. China, P 8. friend, C 9. lake, C 10. town, C