Terms
Common or Proper?
Plural or Possessive?
Abbreviations
Greek Word Parts
100

Part of speech that names people, places, things, animals, ideas, or feelings.

Nouns

100
The student body president gave a speech at today's assembly.

Common

100

The (class) tadpoles are starting to turn into frogs.

classes'

100

ante meridiem

a.m.

100

Biotechnology

Bio

200

This type of noun names specific people, places, things, and ideas.

Proper Noun

200

Have you ever been to the Philadelphia Zoo?

Proper

200

I saw a family of (fox) in the meadow.

foxes

200

October

Oct.
200

Chronometer

Chron, meter

300

These types of nouns show that one person, place, or thing owns something

Singular Possessive Noun

300

Our mom said that we can stay up until 9 o'clock.

Common

300

Always water your (plant) so that they can grow.

plants

300

Meter

m

300

Demographic

Dem, graph

400

These types of nouns show that more than one person, place, or thing owns something

Plural Possessive Nouns

400

Uncle Sam makes the best hamburgers ever.

Proper

400

Dr. Seuss is the author of several (child) books.

children's

400

Feet

ft.

400

Microscopic

Micro

500

A noun or noun phrase that renames or gives more information about a noun.

Appositive

500

Mrs. Wigglesworth hopes her class does well on the test.

Proper, common

500

Bonus: spot the appositive word or phrase.

My sister, Dana, makes jam from different kinds of (berry).

berries, Dana

500

Anno Domini

AD

500

Pediatrician

Ped