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NOUN REVIEW. IDENTIFY EACH BOLDED NOUN AS COMMON OR PROPER 1. A group of people from France settled in Clarkston, Georgia. 2. In 1492 Christopher Columbus.

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1 NOUN REVIEW

2 IDENTIFY EACH BOLDED NOUN AS COMMON OR PROPER 1. A group of people from France settled in Clarkston, Georgia. 2. In 1492 Christopher Columbus sailed the ocean blue. 3. Ms. Saenz is the best teacher on Wolf Island!

3 ANSWERS 1. common 2. proper 3. common

4 MAKE THE SINGULAR NOUNS PLURAL 1. Hobby 2. Knife 3. Goose 4. Deer 5. Box

5 ANSWERS 1. hobbies 2. knives 3. geese 4. deer 5. boxes

6 DETERMINE IF THE POSSESSIVE NOUN IS FORMED CORRECTLY 1. The clarinets’ keys 2. Dad’s opinion 3. The men’s department 4. A childs’ idea 5. Einstein’s brain

7 ANSWERS 1. incorrect – one clarinet (the) = clarinet’s keys 2. correct 3. correct – no “s” so add ‘s 4. incorrect – child is singular = child’s idea 5. correct

8 CHOOSE THE COLLECTIVE NOUN IN THE SENTENCE 1. How would our army fight an attack? 2. The football team won their game last week. 3. The pack of wolves were up all night.

9 ANSWERS 1. Army 2. Team 3. Pack

10 CHOOSE THE COMPOUND NOUN IN EACH SENTENCE 1. We stood in line forever just to ride the roller coaster. 2. The team worked hard during the warmup before the game. 3. The jack-in-the-box scared the children.

11 ANSWER 1. roller coaster 2. warmup 3. jack-in-the-box

12 IS THE BOLDED NOUN CONCRETE OR ABSTRACT? 1. Her generosity 2. The dolphins at Sea World 3. The challenge of climbing 4. A desert

13 ANSWERS 1. abstract 2. concrete 3. abstract 4. concrete


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