I'm looking for a singular subject, a plural direct object, and a possessive indirect object:

Stacy delivered Julie's parents the gifts.

"I want the pets of my friends to be happy and healthy." Use a possessive noun:

I want my friends' pets to be happy and healthy.

Man, Child, Box, and Freedom are all singular nouns. Make them plural:

men, children, boxes, and freedoms

Sometimes, plural nouns should have apostrophes.

Yes, but only when they are possessive, too.

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Noun Test Review

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A nice review for middle-level language arts students studying types and jobs of nouns.

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1
All verbs are:
Either Being or Doing
Either Past or Present
Either Future or Past
Either Action or Doing
2
A plural abstract noun would be:
Schools
Frustration
Cheerful
Democracies
3
Collective nouns are singular groups made up of many things, but can they be plural?
Yes
No
4
"Voting is the voice of the people." Use a possessive noun.
Voting is the people's voices.
Voting is the people's voice.
Voting is the peoples' voice.
Voting is the peoples voice.
5
Captain America and The Winter Soldier used to be friends. The bolded word(s) are:
Predicate Nouns
Compound Subjects
Subjects and Predicates
Direct and Indirect Objects
6
Donatello ate all the pizza! The bolded word is:
A predicate noun
A subject
A direct object
An indirect object
7
Which of these uses the correct plural possessive noun?
singers costumes
songs' lyrics
fan's screaming
Liam's hair
8
Most proper nouns can be identified easily because...
They are rarely capitalized
They are often capitalized
They are always capitalized
They are never capitalized
9
Which of the following nouns are common?
detour, desk, dirt, duty
Bill, James, Roger, Phillip
cars, presidents, Sandra, kitten
Pentland, Larson, Bolander, Stinnett
10
Every sentence has this type of noun in it.
Common
Predicate
Proper
Subject
11
I'm looking for a singular subject, a plural direct object, and a possessive indirect object:
Stacy delivered Julie's parents the gifts.
Science can be a wonderful subject.
Rex was Bill's best friend.
Jim and Gary threw Oscar some frisbees.
12
Collective nouns aren't too hard to find in sentences. Three examples would be...
orchestra, music, and instruments
company, staff, school
team, competition, and athletes
herd, predator, flock
13
Friendship is an abstract noun.
True
False
14
"I want the pets of my friends to be happy and healthy." Use a possessive noun:
I want my friends' pets to be happy and healthy.
I want my friend's pet to be happy and healthy.
"I want my friends pet's to be happy and healthy.
I want my friends' pet's to be happy and healthy.
15
Examples of concrete nouns would be...
dogs, dirty, and disgusting
good, great, and garbage
cats, compassion, and colors
feathers, faces, and feet
16
A singular, concrete, proper noun would be:
principal
desk
Mr. Pentland
Imagination
17
Plural nouns always end in 's'.
False
True
18
We gave Iron Man the Tesseract. The bolded word is:
A predicate noun
A subject
An indirect object
A direct object
19
Two abstract nouns might be...
Happiness and Heartache
Sad and Lonely
Fear and Afraid
Funny and Friendly
20
Captain America and The Winter Soldier used to be friends. The bolded word is:
Subject
Indirect Object
Direct Object
Predicate Noun
21
Man, Child, Box, and Freedom are all singular nouns. Make them plural:
mans, childs, boxs, and freedomes
many, kids, warehouses, and liberty
men's, child's, boxes', and freedom's
men, children, boxes, and freedoms
22
Sometimes, plural nouns should have apostrophes.
Yes, but only when they are possessive, too.
Yes, but only when they come after a verb.
Yes, but only when they are abstract, too.
Yes, but only if they are compound, too.

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