Common/ Proper Nouns
Collective / Compound Nouns
Possessive Nouns
Singular / Plural Nouns
100

True or false. Common nouns are used for  a general person place or thing.

True

100

Is the underlined noun collective or compound?

An angry crowd assembled in front of the church

Collective Noun

100

Write the following as a possessive noun:


The teacher belonging to the student. 

The student's teacher.


100

Identify whether the noun is singular or plural.

Cacti

Plural

200

I am always capitalized and I am very specific.

Proper Noun


200

Identify the nouns in the following sentence. Label them as collective or compound.

Paul Simon is my favorite songwriter.

Paul Simon, songwriter --> Compound

200

What is the correct possessive form?

The _______________ basketball team has a really high chance of winning the Olympic Gold.

A. Womens' 

B. Women's 

B. Women's

200

What is the correct spelling of the plural noun?

A. Potatoes

B. Potatos

A. Potatoes


300

Mrs. Peterson

Proper Noun
300

Is the following a collective or compound noun:

A pack of cards

Collective

300

Is the possessive noun plural or singular. 

The teachers' copy machine is always out of paper. 

Plural Possessive

300

What is the correct spelling of the plural noun in the following sentence?

Several _________  swim downriver each spring. 

A. Salmon

B. Salmons

A. Salmon

400

Underline any common nouns in each sentence once and any proper nouns twice.

Sherlock Holmes appeared in 56 stories and several novels written by Doyle, including The Sign of Four.                                                   

                                                       


    

                                           


    

Proper Nouns: Sherlock Holmes , Doyle, The Sign of Four

Common Nouns: stories, novels

400

In the following sentences, underline the collective nouns once and the compound nouns twice.

My grandfather is a systems engineer

Compound: Grandfather

Collective: Systems engineer

400
Which sentence uses the word as a possessive noun.


A. The farmer's house is next to the pond. 

B. The farmers are attending a conference. 

A. The farmer's house is next to the pond. 

400

Singular or Plural Noun?

We saw sheep grazing in the pasture.

Plural

500

Decide if there is an error in the underlined nouns. 

Albert bought take-out food last night from Grandma’s good eats.

    A. Grandma’s Good Eats 

    B. grandma’s Good Eats 

    C.correct as is


    A. Grandma’s Good Eats 

500

In the following sentences, underline the collective nouns once and the compound nouns twice.

A gaggle of Canada geese landed in the courtyard in front of city hall.

The vice-president introduced her family to the committee

Compound: courtyard, city hall.

Collective: gaggle

500

Combine the following sentences, making one of them a possessive noun. 

A woman came twenty minutes late to pick up her kids. She was the mother of Adam and Tawni. 

Adam and Tawni's mother came twenty minutes late to pick up her kids. 

500

What is the plural form of octopus?

octopi