Identify all the nouns in this sentence, including hidden ones:
"The council, despite its internal conflicts, ensured justice and equity prevailed."

Council, conflicts, justice, equity

One of these words is NOT a concrete noun. Identify it.
(a) Monument 
(b) Symphony 
(c) Diamond 
(d) Galaxy

Symphony (It is an abstract noun; the others are tangible.)

A noun is hidden inside this sentence. Identify it.
"His presence was reassuring during the ordeal."

Presence (It is an abstract noun, hidden inside the sentence.)

Find the incorrectly used noun in this sentence:
"The sceneries in Switzerland are breathtaking."

Sceneries → Scenery (Uncountable noun; doesn’t take a plural form.)

Rearrange the following jumbled letters to form a noun:
R T A O R H I T U Y (Hint: It relates to leadership)

AUTHORITY

Which of the following is NOT a proper noun? 
(a) Nobel Prize 
(b) Renaissance 
(c) River 
(d) Mount Everest

River (It is a common noun; a specific river name would be proper.)

Which word in this sentence is both a collective and a singular noun?
"The jury reached its verdict after lengthy deliberation."

Jury (A collective noun referring to a single entity.)

Identify the noun that functions as an adjective in this sentence:
"The history professor specializes in ancient civilizations."

History (It modifies "professor" but remains a noun.)

Fill in the blank with a noun that fits logically:
"A person known for their extreme love for books is called a ________."

Bibliophile

Which type of noun is the word "wisdom" in the following sentence?
"His wisdom was admired by many."

Abstract Noun

Which of the following words can be both countable and uncountable depending on the context? 
(a) Information 
(b) Advice 
(c) Experience 
(d) Oxygen

Experience (e.g., "He has a lot of experience" – uncountable; "He had many experiences" – countable.)

Logical Puzzle: I am an irregular plural noun that does not change in spelling from singular to plural. What am I?

Sheep, deer, fish, aircraft, series, species, headquarters

Which of the following nouns can function as a verb in different contexts? 
(a) Challenge 
(b) Destination 
(c) Happiness 
(d) Sculpture

Challenge (e.g., "I challenge you" – verb; "That was a tough challenge" – noun.)

True or False?
"Police" is always treated as a singular noun.

False. "Police" is plural and takes a plural verb (e.g., "The police are investigating the case").

Riddle: I am a noun that describes the study of names, and my first three letters spell the name of a famous currency. What am I?

Onomastics (First three letters: "Ono" – sounds like "Euro.")