Chapter 2

A word that names something you can see or touch is called

Possessive Nouns are hard to understand.

true or false: if country is the common noun, Germany would be the proper noun

This type of noun is the name of a group of people, places, or things

A word that names something you cannot see or touch is called

True or False: Thomas Jefferson is an example of a compound noun

When a noun ends in s,z,x,ch, or sh you add- es.

We can add an apostrophe s to a plural noun.

group, audience, crowd, team are all examples of collective nouns

What is the correct way to abbreviate the word doctor?

A noun can be the name of a part of something.

A concrete noun is something you can

True or False: The names of parts of the country or world are common nouns.

True or False: These types of questions are confusing and I don't like them at all.

What is the correct way to write the plural form of ABC

True or False: mountain is an example of a proper noun

An example of a singular and plural noun being the same is:

We use an apostrophe to show ownership. It doesn't matter if the word is singular or plural.

The name of more than one person, place, thing, event, or idea is called....

Two or more words that work together to name one thing is called

True or False: McDonald's is an example of a proper noun?

The name of one person, place, thing, event, or idea is called

fire + fighter= fighter is an example of a compound noun

The name of any person, place, thing, event or idea is called...

true or false: An abstract noun is something that you cannot see or touch.

This word names a person, place, thing, event, or idea

True or False: The name of a subject is a proper noun.

We discussed how to correctly write the title of a song, book, short story in this lesson.

Which of the following words is an example of a common noun?

Without looking in my book, I know how to correctly write the title of a song, book or short story.

Will this quiz ever end?

A plural noun that does not follow the normal rules is called

True or False: Compound nouns never use a hyphen between words.

The name of one particular person, place, thing, event, or idea is called....

This is what you call the short form of a word

An example of a abstract noun is:

True or false: The name of a language is a proper noun.

True or False: When compass directions are used as nouns, they are common nouns.

Sometimes you only need to add an s to make a noun plural.

A punctuation mark that you use to show that a noun is possessive is called

A word that shows ownership or a relationship between two things

An example of a concrete noun is:

Sometimes the plural form of a noun changes the word altogether.