Singular Nouns
When the twin volcanoes erupted, they threw ashes into the sky and onto the plants.
A. sky
B. ashes
C. plants
A. sky
In the spring, the shepherd took his sheep up the hill to a large field.
A. hill
B. sheep
C. shepherd
B. sheep
Tim's basketball team lost by 35 points.
collective noun and is it singular or plural?
team
singular
The boss took her notes into all of the meetings she attended on Wednesdays.
A. boss
B. notes
C. meetings
A. boss
Some people came to the school and left a donation box by the front door.
A. people
b. door
C. school
A. people
My family came over to my house on Christmas Eve.
collective noun/singular or plural
family
singular
There were five deer grazing near the trees when they heard voices by the river.
A. deer
B. trees
C. river
C. river
The city's lights shone brightly on the horizon last night.
A. city's
B. lights
C. night
B. lights
Herds of cattle were roaming around the farm.
Herds
plural
The men and women in the camp worked together to put up tents.
A. men
B. tents
C. camp
C. camp
A. day
B. cheese
C. mice
C. mice
Hamilton is a popular play for audiences of all ages.
audiences
plural
The stories in the newspaper were about our brave firefighters and police officers.
A. stories
B. newspaper
C. firefighters
B. newspaper
Tess tried to collect different colored leaves for her project, but she did not have any luck.
A. leaves
B. luck
C. project
A. leaves
The class went to the Franklin Institute on Friday.
class
Singular