What is the correct plural form of the word cherry?
cherries
In the movie Toy Story, what is the name of Andy’s favorite cowboy doll?
Woody
What is the correct plural form of the singular noun "book"?
books
Which ending punctuation mark belongs at the end of this sentence?
"My dog loves to chase his red ball in the yard"
.
Fix the capitalization in this sentence: "my teacher, mrs. smith, lives in chicago."
Mrs. Smith, Chicago
What is the correct plural form of the word splash?
splashes
In Frozen, what is the name of the magical kingdom where Anna and Elsa live?
Arendelle
What is the correct plural form of the singular noun "box"?
boxes
Which ending punctuation mark belongs at the end of this sentence?
"Can we have pizza for dinner tonight"
?
Name the concrete nouns in this sentence: "The dog chased a ball."
dog and ball
What is the correct plural form of the word donkey?
donkeys
In Moana, what is the name of Moana’s adorable pet pig who stays behind on the island?
Pua
What is the correct plural form of the singular noun "beach"?
beaches
Which ending punctuation mark belongs at the end of this sentence?
"Wow, that birthday cake is huge"
!
Is the word "bravery" a concrete noun or an abstract noun?
abstract noun
What is the correct plural form of the word boss?
bosses
What is the special name of the imaginary line that wraps right around the middle of the Earth, splitting our planet into the Northern and Southern halves?
The Equator
What is the correct plural form of the singular noun "puppy"?
puppies
Which ending punctuation mark belongs at the end of this sentence?
"Where did you put the blue colored pencils"
?
True or False: The word "pencil" is a concrete noun.
True
What is the correct plural form of the word fly (the insect)?
flies
In the movie Madagascar, what kind of animal is Marty, the cheerful character who dreams of escaping the zoo to experience the wild?
Zebra
What is the correct plural form of the word toy?
Toys
What type of sentence is this
"Can you close the door when you leave"
command
How many proper nouns are in this sentence: "George and Hadleigh traveled to Alaska."
George, Hadleigh and Alaska