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Noun Types Sentence Scramble

Rearrange the words in each item to form a grammatical sentence. For the noun-type items, identify every noun and label it Common (C), Proper (P), Abstract (Ab), Collective (Co), or Compound (Cp). A compound noun is one noun made from two or more words. For nouns that fit more than one type, give all applicable labels.

Identify Nouns and Their Types

Unscramble each word set. Then list the nouns in the finished sentence and label each noun with its type. Include every applicable type when a noun fits more than one category.

1.tournament / the / robotics / during / Nia's / team / showed / remarkable / patience

2.every / Saturday / afternoon / my / uncle / repairs / bicycles / in / his / garage

3.after / a / brief / discussion / the / committee / announced / its / decision

4.honesty / and / self-control / are / valuable / qualities / in / every / friendship

Reconstruct the Sentences

Put each word set in order. Add capitalization and punctuation.

5.a / pod / of / dolphins / traveled / along / the / coast / at / sunrise

6.Chicago / displays / striking / architecture / beside / the / river

7.confidence / grows / through / practice / and / honest / feedback

8.the / jazz / band / played / a / lively / arrangement / at / the / theater

Apply and Reflect

Write original responses. Label the noun types you use.

9.Choose one sentence from Part 2 and write a new sentence inspired by it. Include at least three different noun types, then label each noun type in your sentence.

10.Choose a different sentence from Part 2 and write another original sentence inspired by it. Include at least three different noun types, then label each noun type in your sentence.

11.Which noun type was hardest for you to recognize or use? Explain your choice in two or three sentences.