Q1: Pick out the Nouns in the following sentences and classify them.
(i) The Bible is a sacred book for the Christians.
(ii) Mt. Everest is the highest peak in the world.
(iii) There are fifty students in our class.
(iv) Beauty is a rare quality.
(v) Prevention is better than cure
Q2: Make Abstract Nouns from the following words and use them in sentences:
(i) Dacoit
(ii) Coward
(iii) Patient
(iv) Move
(v) Define
Q3: State whether the underlined nouns are countable (C) or uncountable (U).
(i) The children are playing in the park. _________
(ii) The bottle is in the cupboard. _________
(iii) I am drinking milk. _________
(iv) I put too much oil in the dish. _________
(v) Could you give me some glue, please? _________
(vi) Please pour some water in my glass. _________
(vii) The window is made of glass. _________
(viii) His shoes were old and worn out. _________
(ix) I want to adopt all the stray dogs! _________
(x) The sandwich has a lot of cheese in it. _________
Q4: Underline the Abstract Nouns in the following sentences:
(i) Love is blind.
(ii) Childhood does not know any worry at all.
(iii) Honesty is the best policy.
(ix) Dancing and singing are fine arts.
(x) Joys and sorrows are important aspects in the life of human beings
Q5: Form abstract nouns from the words given in the brackets and fill in the blanks.
(i) Everyone appreciated the _________ of the idea. (novel)
(ii) _________ is a negative emotion. (jealous)
(iii) His _________ is due to his illness. (irritable)
(iv) Without _________ the dog will not bite. (provoke)
(v) Do not harbor _________ (hate)
(vi) The accused cannot be out on bail until the _________ is complete. (investigate)
(vii) My daughter takes great _________ in feeding stray animals. (please)
(viii) She said that the _________ was baseless. (accuse)
(ix) Though he had inherited a large fortune, because of his _________ he soon became poor. (extravagance)
(x) Take this present as a token of my _________ (grateful)
Q6: Identify the noun phrase and its modifiers in the following sentences.
(i) My elder brother wants to be a soldier.
(ii) There is a big banyan tree in that corner
(iii) All of my friends are non-smokers.
(iv) Both my sisters live in Kerala.
(v) If people are kind, there will be no stray dogs or cats.
(vi) I adopted two puppies yesterday.
(vii) He was an aggressive fighter who would not stop at anything.
(viii) My sister and her family live abroad.
(ix) It was a long, winding road.
(x) She is my friend and philosopher.
Q7: Identify the noun phrases in the following sentences.
Hints: A noun phrase serves the same purpose as a noun. That means it can be the subject or object of the verb. It can also be the object of a preposition.
(i) He wished to talk to his manager.
(ii) The wicked man loves getting poor people into trouble.
(iii) The poor man wanted to pay back every penny he owed.
(iv) He hates having to punish his servants.
(v) Horses prefer living in dark stables.
(vi) I will never do such a thing.
(vii) Have you ever tried to climb a tree?
(viii) He refused to answer my question.
(ix) He promised to get me something.
(x) Why do you want to meet him?
Q8: (Nominative, Objective, and Possesive Case)
Here, you need to identify the appropriate case in each sentence given below:
(i) Central minister is going to visit the state today.
(ii) Sweets smell so good.
(iii) The teacher teaches the student in the class.
(iv) Rita is busy with her school’s work.
(v) The police will talk to the criminal later.
(vi) Sita decorates the house delightfully.
(vii) Rita’s decision can’t be easily changed.
(viii) Ravi is listening to Korean pop’s music.
(ix) Captain gave a red card to the weak player.
(x) The girls’ houses are well-maintained and beautiful.
You can find Worksheets Solutions here: Worksheet Solutions: Noun & its Classification
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2. How many types of nouns are there? |
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5. Why are nouns important in language? |
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