Nouns and Complete Sentences

Which of the following does not describe a noun?

Which of these is a complete sentence that follows our four rules?

Choose the correct number of nouns in this sentence: The boy was crying very hard.

Identify the nouns in this sentence: The airplane landed at the airport.

This is a complete sentence: Made the best cake for the birthday party!

"Running" is an example of a noun.

Choose the two nouns in this sentence: Paint splattered all over my jacket.

Identify the nouns in this sentence: Whose backpack is on the floor?

The word "I" can be lower case ("i") as long as it is NOT the first word of the sentence.

Every sentence MUST begin with a capital letter.

A question ends with:

"Centennial High School" is an example of a noun.

There are no nouns in this sentence: Kyle and Eric are best friends.

Every sentence MUST begin with correct punctuation.

What does every complete sentence have to end with?

A complete sentence does NOT need to have a subject.

What is the definition of a noun?

Tell the number of nouns in this sentence: Leaves fell on the ground and blew into the street.

Which of these is a correct rule for writing a complete sentence?

Which of these is NOT a complete sentence?