To complete this worksheet, we need to find the adjective in each sentence and then write down the noun that the adjective is describing.
Step-by-Step Breakdown:
1.
Sentence: Caroline cleaned her *dirty* room.
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Adjective: dirty (It tells us what kind of room it is).
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Noun: room.
2.
Sentence: The painting was *beautiful*!
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Adjective: beautiful (It tells us what kind of painting it is).
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Noun: painting.
3.
Sentence: Daniel and his mother ate *shortbread* cookies.
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Adjective: shortbread (It tells us what kind of cookies they are).
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Noun: cookies.
4.
Sentence: I walked up the stairs of the *old* building.
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Adjective: old (It tells us what kind of building it is).
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Noun: building.
5.
Sentence: Can you sing a *soothing* song?
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Adjective: soothing (It tells us what kind of song it is).
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Noun: song.
6.
Sentence: Don’t forget to bring your *delicious* lunch!
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Adjective: delicious (It tells us what kind of lunch it is).
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Noun: lunch.
7.
Sentence: We made a *glass* vase in class.
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Adjective: glass (It tells us what kind of vase it is).
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Noun: vase.
8.
Sentence: Her brother forgot his *plaid* shirt.
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Adjective: plaid (It tells us what kind of shirt it is).
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Noun: shirt.
9.
Sentence: Pete’s *naughty* dog chewed his shoe.
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Adjective: naughty (It tells us what kind of dog it is).
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Noun: dog.
10.
Sentence: Lincoln squinted as he looked at the *bright* sun.
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Adjective: bright (It tells us what kind of sun it is).
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Noun: sun.
11.
Sentence: The *funny* clown juggled and told jokes.
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Adjective: funny (It tells us what kind of clown it is).
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Noun: clown.
12.
Sentence: My *sleepy* friend fell asleep in class!
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Adjective: sleepy (It tells us what kind of friend it is).
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Noun: friend.
Final Answer:
1. room
2. painting
3. cookies
4. building
5. song
6. lunch
7. vase
8. shirt
9. dog
10. sun
11. clown
12. friend
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of adjective worksheet 4th grade.
