Proper and Common Nouns
Abstract/Concrete Nouns
Central Idea and Relevant Details
Prefixes
100

the name or title of a specific person, place, or organization: Nicole, Banyan Elementary School, United Way

proper noun

100

names a person, place, or thing that CANNOT be identified with any of the five senses

abstract noun

100

Find the central idea of the following paragraph: 

Birds have different ways of talking. They have calls to find a mate, warn other birds, and to say "I live here!"

Birds have different ways of talking.

100

What is the meaning of the prefix "over-" used in words like overheat or overcharge.

too much

100

names any person, place, or thing: teacher, market, kitten

common noun

100

names a person, place, or thing that CAN be identified with any of the five senses

concrete noun

100

The most important idea in a paragraph or section of text

Central Idea

100

What is the meaning of the prefix "un-" using in words like unhappy or uncomfortable. 

not 
200

What is wrong with this sentence?

yesterday, alexa and Caroline went to miami beach.

need to capitalize: Yesterday, Alexa, and Miami Beach

200

Which of following are example of abstract nouns? 

chicken            cup 

love                anger

happiness        book

love, anger, happiness

200

Gives important information to support the central idea

Relevant Details 

200

What is the meaning of the word "unable"

I am unable to do my homework.

not able 

200

Identify the common nouns in the sentence: Lin became interested in the exotic birds after going to the zoo.

birds, zoo

200

Which of the following are examples of a concrete noun? 

table       confusion      creativity

fear        crayons         bicycle


bicycle, table, crayons

200

What is the central idea of the following paragraph? 

The shape of a bird's beak is useful for specific tasks. The spoonbill has a spoon-shaped beak. Why a spoon shape? This bird spends a lot of time in the water, and the spoon shape helps the bird stir the water. The stirring cause little whirlpools. Small fish and insects get pulled into the whirlpools, making it easy for the bird to snap up a meal.

The shape of a bird's beak is useful for specific tasks.

200

What is the meaning of the word overeating.

I am sure Britney will get a stomach ache because she was overeating at the party.

eating too much

300

Identify the proper nouns in the sentence: Tiffany went to Publix over the weekend. 

Tiffany and Publix

300

Identify the concrete noun(s) in this sentence: The babysitter bought the boy a balloon.

babysitter, boy, balloon

300

Read the short text below: 

Spot is a great dog. He eats everything in his dish. He always sits when I tell him to. Best of all, he lets me know when someone is at the door.

Is "He eats everything in his dish." a relevant detail or the central idea? 

relevant detail

300

What is the meaning of "illegal" as it is used in the sentence below.

It is illegal to steal from the grocery story

not legal

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