Common & Proper Nouns / Singular & Plural
Possessive Nouns & Collective Nouns
Subjects & Subject Complements
Objects & Direct Address
Noun vs. Verb & Noun vs. Adjective
100

Identify whether the italicized word is common or proper: We visited the Grand Canyon last summer.

Proper noun

100

Choose the correct possessive noun: The (dog's / dogs') collar is red. (referring to one dog)

Dog's

100

What is the subject noun in this sentence? The fluffy brown puppy slept on the rug.

Puppy

100

What is the direct object in this sentence? Liam kicked the soccer ball.

Ball

100

Is the italicized word used as a noun or a verb? Please run to the office.

Verb

200

What is the plural form of the word fox?

Foxes
200

Identify the collective noun in this sentence: The flock of birds flew across the sky.

Flock

200

A noun that follows a linking verb and renames the subject is called a subject ________.

Subject complement

200

What is the object of the preposition in this sentence? The squirrel ran up the tree.

Tree

200

Is the italicized word used as a noun or an adjective? We bought a chicken sandwich.

Adjective

300

Identify the proper noun in this sentence and rewrite it with correct capitalization: My teacher, mr. davis, loves reading books.

Mr. Davis

300

Rewrite this phrase using a plural possessive noun: the bikes belonging to two brothers.

The brothers' bikes

300

Identify the subject complement in this sentence: Mrs. Gable is a talented baker.

Baker

300

Identify the noun in direct address: Class, please open your books to page ten.

Class

300

Is the italicized word used as a noun or a verb? I enjoyed our morning walk in the park.

Noun

400

What is the plural form of the word cactus?

Cacti
400

Complete the sentence with a collective noun: A ________ of bees flew out of the hive.

Swarm

400

Identify both the subject noun and subject complement in: My favorite animals are dolphins.

Subject: Animals | Subject complement: Dolphins

400

Identify the indirect object in this sentence: Mom baked Sarah a batch of cookies.

Sarah

400

Identify if gold is used as a noun or an adjective in each phrase:

  1. She wore a gold ring.

  2. The chest was filled with gold.

1. Adjective | 2. Noun

500

Identify all the common nouns in this sentence: The doctor gave the patient some medicine at the hospital.

Doctor, patient, medicine, hospital

500

Make the irregular plural noun children possessive in a sentence showing ownership of toys.

The children's toys

500

True or False: In the sentence "The thunderstorm sounds loud," the word loud is a subject complement noun.

False
500

Identify the direct object AND indirect object: The teacher gave the students a pop quiz.

Direct object: Quiz | Indirect object: Students

500

Write two short sentences using the word dance: once as a noun, and once as a verb.

Answers may vary.

Example: I love to dance (verb). / The school dance was fun (noun).