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Definitions Rules/Hints Predicate N Find N Label person, place, thing or idea Making N possessive Making N plural 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 JEOPARDY!

What is the definition of a noun? Answer: person, place, thing or idea

What is the definition of a common noun? Answer: General person, place thing or idea

What is a proper noun? Answer: SPECIFIC person, place thing or idea

What does a possessive noun have to have? Answer: an apostrophe

What is the difference between a concrete noun and an abstract noun ? Answer: A concrete noun you can touch An abstract noun you CAN’T touch

What does a predicate noun follow? Answer: A linking verb

Name six linking verbs. Answer: be, become, became, is, was, were, are

If there is a consonant before the y what do you do to the y to make the word plural? Answer: drop the y and add ies

What is an example of a verb that can be both linking and action? Answer: remain, look, grow

What are the THREE rules for possessive? Answer: All singular add ‘s Plural nouns that end in s add a ‘ Plural nouns that don’t end in s add ‘s

Children will be the ticket taker at the carnival. Answer: LV-be PN-taker

Their characters are reflections of human weakness. Answer: PN-reflections

Marilyn Monroe was a good actress and artist. Answer: LV-was PN-actress, artist

The characters are a hard-working ant and a lazy grasshopper. Answer: LV-are PN-ant & grasshopper

The concert will be the last one this season. Answer: LV-be PN-one

I went to my friend’s house. Answer: PL-house

Mary Cassat was born in the United States in 1844. Answer: P-Mary Cassat, PL-United States,I- 1844

Her education began at an academy in Pennsylvania. Answer: I-education, PL-academy, PL-Pennsylvania

With enthusiasm, Cassat agreed to try their methods. Answer:I-enthusiasm, P-Cassat, I-methods

For some time, Cassatt was unsure about her paintings. Answer: I-time, P-Cassatt, T-paintings

boy Answer: boy’s

mice Answer: mice’s

actress Answer: actress’s

women Answer: women’s

story Answer: story’s

man Answer: men

half Answer: halves

piano Answer: pianos

hero Answer: heroes

? Answer:

class Answer: classes

tuna Answer: tuna