Noun Review Question Preview (ID: 33754)

a) a part of speech that is a person, place, thing, or idea

b) describes a person, place, thing, or idea

c) modifies a person, place, thing or idea

d) shows action

a) common nouns are always capitalized

b) proper nouns name a person, place, thing or idea and is capitalized

c) proper nouns are lower case

d) common nouns are at the end of the sentence

a) intangible-cannot be sensed

b) tangible-can be sensed

c) are always capitalized

d) name a specific person, place, thing or idea

a) intangible-cannot be sensed

b) always capitalized

c) tangible-can be sensed

d) is always common

a) True

b) False

c)

d)

a) two nouns combined either separately or not to create one noun

b) a noun that names groups of things and people

c) the same as a noncount noun

d) has only one form

a) a noun that can be counted and has more than one form (add a number and an s)

b) a noun that can only have one form like water

c) a noun that can only have one form like desk

d) a noun that can only have one form like assignment

a) collective and abstract

b) common and noncount

c) count and concrete

d) count and abstract

a) common and compound

b) common and collective

c) abstract and collective

d) count and proper

a) concrete

b) Proper

c) common

d) collective