Definition
Nouns/Pronouns
Verbs/Adjectives
Mystery
Identifying Parts of Speech
100

The name of a person, place, thing, or idea.

What is a noun?
100

Identify ALL of the nouns and/or pronouns in the following sentence:


The student who aced the test said it was easy. 

Nouns: student, test

Pronouns: it

100

Identify ALL of the adjectives and verbs in the following sentence:


The eager student raised her hand to answer the question. 

Adjectives: eager

Verbs: raised, answer

100

List the pronouns you would use to replace these nouns:

Jimmy:

Students:

You and Arnold Schwarzenegger:

He

They

We/Us

100

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word(s).

The bright sun shone over the calm ocean.

Bright = adjective.

200
Replaces a noun. 
What is a pronoun?
200

Identify ALL of the nouns or pronouns in the following sentence:


"Give me that," said Trevor to his baby brother.

Nouns: Trevor, brother

Pronouns: me, his

200

Identify ALL of the adjectives and verbs in the following sentence:

I bought the red car at the first dealership I visited.

Adjectives: red, first

Verbs: bought, visited

200

Name two common nouns. 

(answers vary)

students, teachers, kids, bicycles, dogs, etc. 

200

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word(s).

She worebeautiful dress to the party.

Wore = verb

Beautiful = adjective

300

Express action or a state of being.

Verbs

300

Which words are a Proper noun?

dog, Spartanburg, book, boy, toby, zoo, greenville zoo, monkey

Spartanburg, Toby, Greenville Zoo
300

Identify ALL of the verbs and adjectives in the following sentence.


My dog is so cute when he chases after his green toy.

Verbs: Is, Chases

Adjectives: Cute, Green

300

Name all 4 noun types we learned

Common, abstract, concrete, proper

300

 Identify the part of speech of the underlined word(s).


The tall tree provided cool shade on the hot day.

Tall = adjective

Shade = noun

400

A word that describes a noun or a pronoun

What is an adjective?

400

This type of noun is an idea or a feeling. 

What is abstract?

400

Identify ALL of the adjectives and verbs in the following sentence:

I washed my shorts in the washing machine and they shrunk.

 

Adjectives: washing

Verbs: washed, shrunk

400

Give 3 examples of pronouns

he, she, him, it

400

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word(s).


His quick reflexes saved the game.

His = pronoun

Quick = adjective

Reflexes = noun

500

What is a proper and common noun?

Proper: Name of a specific noun

Common: General noun (not specific)

500

Name the different nouns we learned and their definitions 


  • Common nouns: General names for people, places, things, or ideas (e.g., city, dog, happiness). 



  • Proper nouns: Specific names for people, places, things, or organizations, and are always capitalized (e.g., Paris, Fido, United Nations). 



  • Concrete nouns: Things you can experience with your five senses (e.g., table, music, smell). 



  • Abstract nouns: Ideas, feelings, or concepts you cannot touch (e.g., love, justice, time). 


500

Name the three type of verbs we went over. Double the points if you can define them

Linking, helping and Action

Action Verbs: Describe actions, which can be physical (e.g., run, sing) or mental (e.g., think, believe). 

Linking Verbs: Connect the subject to a noun or adjective that describes or identifies it (a complement), such as is, seem, feel, or become. 


Auxiliary Verbs (or Helping Verbs): Precede main verbs to form tenses, moods, or voices, like is, has, can, will, or do


500

What are the types of adjectives we learned? double the points if you can define them 

Definitive, distributive, descriptive and interrogative

Descriptive adjectives: Describe the quality or attributes of a noun, such as "peaceful" in "a peaceful afternoon"

Demonstrative adjectives: Point to specific nouns, such as "this," "that," "these," and "those"

Interrogative adjectives: Are used to ask a question, such as "what," "which," and "whose". 

Distributive adjectives: Refer to one member of a group at a time, like "each," "every," "any," or "either"

500

Identify the part of speech of the underlined word(s).


The majestic mountains towered over the quiet valley.

Majestic = adjective

Towered = verb

Quiet = adjective

Valley = noun

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