6th Grade Language Building: Abstract Nouns Worksheet
Worksheet for 6th grade language arts focusing on abstract nouns, featuring definitions, examples, and exercises to differentiate between abstract and concrete nouns.
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The worksheet focuses on understanding abstract nouns, their relationship with common nouns and adjectives, and using them in sentences. Let's solve the problems step by step.
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#### Q1: Study the following picture then complete the following table.
The table requires filling in the missing entries for common nouns, adjectives, and abstract nouns based on the given information.
| Common noun | Adjective | Abstract Noun |
|-------------|-----------|---------------|
| hero | - | |
| friend | - | |
| | - | robbery |
| coward | - | |
| | kind | |
| | generous | |
| | - | danger |
| | active | |
| | - | stupidity |
##### Step-by-Step Solution:
1. Row 1: "hero"
- Common noun: hero
- Adjective: heroic
- Abstract noun: heroism
2. Row 2: "friend"
- Common noun: friend
- Adjective: friendly
- Abstract noun: friendship
3. Row 3: "robbery"
- Common noun: thief
- Adjective: thieving
- Abstract noun: robbery
4. Row 4: "coward"
- Common noun: coward
- Adjective: cowardly
- Abstract noun: cowardice
5. Row 5: "kind"
- Common noun: person
- Adjective: kind
- Abstract noun: kindness
6. Row 6: "generous"
- Common noun: person
- Adjective: generous
- Abstract noun: generosity
7. Row 7: "danger"
- Common noun: danger
- Adjective: dangerous
- Abstract noun: danger
8. Row 8: "active"
- Common noun: person
- Adjective: active
- Abstract noun: activity
9. Row 9: "stupidity"
- Common noun: fool
- Adjective: foolish
- Abstract noun: stupidity
##### Completed Table:
| Common noun | Adjective | Abstract Noun |
|-------------|-----------|---------------|
| hero | heroic | heroism |
| friend | friendly | friendship |
| thief | thieving | robbery |
| coward | cowardly | cowardice |
| person | kind | kindness |
| person | generous | generosity |
| danger | dangerous | danger |
| person | active | activity |
| fool | foolish | stupidity |
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#### Q2: Choose the best word to complete the following sentences.
We need to select the appropriate word (noun or adjective) to fit each sentence contextually.
1. Salma showed (generous - generosity) when she shared her coloring pencils with her classmates.
- Answer: generosity
- Explanation: The sentence describes an abstract quality (what Salma demonstrated), so the noun form is needed.
2. The P.E teacher was telling us about the importance of constant (active - activity) during distance learning.
- Answer: activity
- Explanation: The sentence refers to a general concept (constant engagement), so the noun form is appropriate.
3. The (coward - cowardice) boy escaped the room when he saw a spider on the wall.
- Answer: coward
- Explanation: The sentence describes the boy himself, so the noun form is needed.
4. Good (friends - friendships) always treat each other with (kind - kindness).
- Answer: friendships, kindness
- Explanation: The first blank refers to the relationship between people, so "friendships" is correct. The second blank describes the quality of treatment, so "kindness" is appropriate.
5. Sailing without a life jacket puts people in (danger - dangerous) of drowning.
- Answer: danger
- Explanation: The sentence uses a preposition ("in"), which requires a noun form.
6. A true (hero - heroism) risks his own life to defend what is right.
- Answer: hero
- Explanation: The sentence describes a person, so the noun form is needed.
##### Final Answers:
1. generosity
2. activity
3. coward
4. friendships, kindness
5. danger
6. hero
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Final Answer:
Q1 Table:
| Common noun | Adjective | Abstract Noun |
|-------------|-----------|---------------|
| hero | heroic | heroism |
| friend | friendly | friendship |
| thief | thieving | robbery |
| coward | cowardly | cowardice |
| person | kind | kindness |
| person | generous | generosity |
| danger | dangerous | danger |
| person | active | activity |
| fool | foolish | stupidity |
Q2 Sentences:
1. generosity
2. activity
3. coward
4. friendships, kindness
5. danger
6. hero
Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{array}{|c|c|c|}
\hline
\text{Common noun} & \text{Adjective} & \text{Abstract Noun} \\
\hline
\text{hero} & \text{heroic} & \text{heroism} \\
\text{friend} & \text{friendly} & \text{friendship} \\
\text{thief} & \text{thieving} & \text{robbery} \\
\text{coward} & \text{cowardly} & \text{cowardice} \\
\text{person} & \text{kind} & \text{kindness} \\
\text{person} & \text{generous} & \text{generosity} \\
\text{danger} & \text{dangerous} & \text{danger} \\
\text{person} & \text{active} & \text{activity} \\
\text{fool} & \text{foolish} & \text{stupidity} \\
\hline
\end{array}
}
\boxed{
\begin{array}{l}
1. \text{generosity} \\
2. \text{activity} \\
3. \text{coward} \\
4. \text{friendships, kindness} \\
5. \text{danger} \\
6. \text{hero} \\
\end{array}
}
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of abstract nouns worksheet.