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Abstract Noun Sentences

Zoe, Isla and Keira are getting a bakery ready for its first busy morning. Abstract nouns name feelings, ideas or qualities that cannot be touched. Read each task carefully. When you write, use a capital letter and end punctuation.

Spot the abstract nouns

Use the bakery scene and sentence clues to explore abstract nouns.

1.Which word in this sentence is an abstract noun? “Keira felt excitement when the first customers arrived.”
  • Keira
  • excitement
  • customers
  • arrived
2.In “Isla showed patience while the bread cooled”, name the abstract noun and explain what it means in this sentence.
3.Match each abstract noun to the meaning that best fits the bakery story.
  • kindness
  • honesty
  • confidence
  • joy
  • believing you can do something
  • being caring and helpful
  • telling the truth
  • a feeling of great happiness
4.True or false? An abstract noun names something you can touch, such as a loaf of bread.
TrueFalse

Build better sentences

Choose precise abstract nouns and make each sentence complete.

5.Complete the sentence with an abstract noun meaning “the quality of being brave”: “Zoe showed great when she spoke to the crowd.”
6.Rewrite this sentence so it includes an abstract noun for a feeling: “Isla smiled as she placed the cupcakes on the counter.”
7.Write a complete sentence about the bakery that uses the abstract noun friendship.
8.Choose one abstract noun—generosity, pride or worry. Write a complete sentence showing what it means through something a bakery worker does or feels.
9.Improve this sentence by adding an abstract noun that explains why Zoe helped clean up: “Zoe swept the floor.”
10.Write two connected sentences about the bakery. Use a different abstract noun in each sentence, and underline both abstract nouns.

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  • Abstract Noun Sentences, page 1 of 2: Spot the abstract nouns, Build better sentences

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  • Abstract Noun Sentences, page 2 of 2: 6. Rewrite this sentence so it includes an abstract noun for a feeling: “Isla smiled as…

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