Discover Nouns in the Story Kokserek

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Discover Nouns in the Story KokserekVersión en línea Classification of Nouns Quiz por Айгерим Кусбекова 1 What type of noun is “Karad” in “My story begins far away at the foothill of Karad”? a Common noun b Proper noun c Abstract noun d Material noun 2 In the phrase “A land of whispering forests, sky-reaching mountains, and the playful cooling breeze,” what type of noun is “land”? a Proper noun b Common noun c Abstract noun d Collective noun 3 In the line “forests, sky-reaching mountains, and the playful cooling breeze,” the word “forests” is: a Collective noun b Proper noun c Common noun (countable, concrete) d Abstract noun 4 The word “childhood” in “The inseparable companion of my childhood” refers to: a Abstract noun b Collective noun c Proper noun d Material noun 5 In the sentence “The first friend who showed me the wonders of this vast strange world,” what type of noun is “world”? a Common noun b Abstract noun c Collective noun d Proper noun 6 The word “darkness” in “everything was swallowed up by strange and familiar darkness” is: a Common noun b Proper noun n c Abstract noun d Collective noun 7 In “laughter, games, a life without worry all gone,” which of the following nouns is abstract? a Games b Laughter c Life d All of the above 8 The word “forest” in “as if a voice from the forest was calling out to me” is: a Abstract noun b Proper noun c Common noun d Material noun 9 In “Oh, nothing beats the feeling of a full belly,” the noun “feeling” is: a Abstract noun b Common noun c Proper noun d Collective noun 10 The word “meat” in “After eating the meat, I would end up taking a beat with the stick, too” is: a Common noun b Proper noun c Material noun d Collective noun 11 In “wind sharp and the whispering pulled me alone towards somewhere unknown,” the word “wind” is: a Common noun b Material noun c Abstract noun d Proper noun

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Discover Nouns in the Story KokserekVersión en línea

por Айгерим Кусбекова

What type of noun is “Karad” in “My story begins far away at the foothill of Karad”?

In the phrase “A land of whispering forests, sky-reaching mountains, and the playful cooling breeze,” what type of noun is “land”?

In the line “forests, sky-reaching mountains, and the playful cooling breeze,” the word “forests” is:

The word “childhood” in “The inseparable companion of my childhood” refers to:

In the sentence “The first friend who showed me the wonders of this vast strange world,” what type of noun is “world”?

The word “darkness” in “everything was swallowed up by strange and familiar darkness” is:

In “laughter, games, a life without worry all gone,” which of the following nouns is abstract?

The word “forest” in “as if a voice from the forest was calling out to me” is:

In “Oh, nothing beats the feeling of a full belly,” the noun “feeling” is:

The word “meat” in “After eating the meat, I would end up taking a beat with the stick, too” is:

In “wind sharp and the whispering pulled me alone towards somewhere unknown,” the word “wind” is: