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Nouns

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1
Two words joined together to form a new noun.
Collective noun.
Proper noun.
Abbreviation.
Compound noun.
2
The name of one person, place, thing, or idea.
Single noun.
Plural noun.
Singular noun.
Proper noun.
3
The noun "Texas" is a:
Proper noun.
Concrete noun.
Common noun.
Possessive noun.
4
What's the name of this symbol?
Quotation mark.
Dash.
Apostrophe.
Hyphen.
5
The name of a group of people, places, or things:
Common noun.
Abstract noun.
Collective noun.
Compound noun.
6
The words that name what you can see, touch, hear, smell, or taste are:
Concrete nouns.
Collective nouns.
Common nouns.
Abstract nouns.
7
The word "boy" is an example of a:
Proper noun.
Abstract noun.
Commoun noun.
Plural noun.
8
"Cats" is a:
Irregular noun.
Pluralistic noun.
Plural noun.
Singular noun.
9
A short form of a word is a:
Hyphen.
Abbreviation.
Small noun.
Appropriation.
10
Name of this symbol:
Dash.
Comma.
Hyphen.
Apostrophe.
11
What is a noun?
A word that implies action.
A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
A word that describes how an action happens.
A word that describes person, place, thing, or idea.
12
Words that name ideas that you cannot see, touch, hear, smell, or taste are:
Abstract nouns.
Abbreviation nouns.
Proper nouns.
Concrete nouns.
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Possessive nouns show:
Characteristics.
Ownership.
Actions.
Descriptions.