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Noun Types Sentence Scramble

Identify noun types, rearrange word groups into grammatical sentences, and analyze how nouns work.

Identify Noun Types

Choose the best noun type for the bolded noun in each sentence.

1.The committee reached a decision after a long discussion. What type of noun is “committee”?
  • Common noun
  • Collective noun
  • Abstract noun
  • Proper noun
2.Brianna’s curiosity led to a fascinating science project. What type of noun is “curiosity”?
  • Common noun
  • Collective noun
  • Abstract noun
  • Compound noun
3.A toothbrush fell from the bathroom shelf. What type of noun is “toothbrush”?
  • Proper noun
  • Compound noun
  • Abstract noun
  • Collective noun
4.Mount Everest attracts climbers from around the world. What type of noun is “Mount Everest”?
  • Common noun
  • Proper noun
  • Compound noun
  • Abstract noun

Sentence Scramble

Reorder each set of words into a complete, grammatical sentence. Use capitalization and punctuation where needed.

5.Scrambled words: the / novel / courage / showed / during / Sofia / the / difficult / final chapter / of
6.Scrambled words: last spring / visited / my cousins / the / Smithsonian museums / in / Washington, D.C.
7.Scrambled words: the / orchestra / practiced / its / new / composition / after school
8.Scrambled words: my / neighbor / baked / a / blueberry pie / for / the festival

Noun Analysis and Writing

Use noun categories precisely when analyzing and writing sentences.

9.Analyze this sentence: “The choir rehearsed its new song in the auditorium.” List each noun and identify its type.
10.Write one grammatical sentence that includes at least three different noun types. Circle each noun and label its type.
11.In the sentence “The audience felt relief when the curtain rose,” identify the noun that names a group and the noun that names a feeling.

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  • Noun Types Sentence Scramble, page 1 of 3: Identify Noun Types, Sentence Scramble

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  • Noun Types Sentence Scramble, page 2 of 3: Sentence Scramble, Noun Analysis and Writing

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  • Noun Types Sentence Scramble, page 3 of 3: 10. Write one grammatical sentence that includes at least three different noun types.…

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