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We need to:
- Identify nouns in each sentence.
- Classify them as common, proper, collective, abstract, or material nouns.
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#### 1) The crowd was turning restless.
- Noun: *crowd*
- Kind: Collective noun (a group of people)
✔ Answer:
crowd – Collective noun
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#### 2) Always speak the truth.
- Noun: *truth*
- Kind: Abstract noun (an idea or concept, not a physical object)
✔ Answer:
truth – Abstract noun
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#### 3) Our class consists of thirty pupils.
- Nouns: *class*, *pupils*
- class – Collective noun (a group of students)
- pupils – Common noun (general name for students)
✔ Answer:
class – Collective noun
pupils – Common noun
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#### 4) The Nile overflows its banks every year.
- Nouns: *Nile*, *banks*, *year*
- Nile – Proper noun (name of a specific river)
- banks – Common noun (part of a river)
- year – Common noun (unit of time)
✔ Answer:
Nile – Proper noun
banks – Common noun
year – Common noun
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#### 5) We waited anxiously for the jury to come to a verdict.
- Nouns: *jury*, *verdict*
- jury – Collective noun (a group of people)
- verdict – Abstract noun (a decision or judgment)
✔ Answer:
jury – Collective noun
verdict – Abstract noun
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#### 6) The sheep clustered in a tight flock to ward off the cold weather.
- Nouns: *sheep*, *flock*, *weather*
- sheep – Common noun (animal; note: "sheep" is singular and plural same)
- flock – Collective noun (group of sheep)
- weather – Common noun (natural conditions)
✔ Answer:
sheep – Common noun
flock – Collective noun
weather – Common noun
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#### 7) A pride of lions was stalking the injured zebra.
- Nouns: *pride*, *lions*, *zebra*
- pride – Collective noun (group of lions)
- lions – Common noun (animals)
- zebra – Common noun (animal)
✔ Answer:
pride – Collective noun
lions – Common noun
zebra – Common noun
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#### 8) He has a house across the river.
- Nouns: *house*, *river*
- house – Common noun (building)
- river – Common noun (body of water)
✔ Answer:
house – Common noun
river – Common noun
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#### 9) Michael Clarke is his mentor.
- Nouns: *Michael Clarke*, *mentor*
- Michael Clarke – Proper noun (specific person’s name)
- mentor – Common noun (a person who guides)
✔ Answer:
Michael Clarke – Proper noun
mentor – Common noun
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#### 10) Ravi called out to his dog, Wilson.
- Nouns: *Ravi*, *dog*, *Wilson*
- Ravi – Proper noun (person's name)
- dog – Common noun (animal)
- Wilson – Proper noun (name of the dog)
✔ Answer:
Ravi – Proper noun
dog – Common noun
Wilson – Proper noun
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1) crowd – Collective noun
2) truth – Abstract noun
3) class – Collective noun, pupils – Common noun
4) Nile – Proper noun, banks – Common noun, year – Common noun
5) jury – Collective noun, verdict – Abstract noun
6) sheep – Common noun, flock – Collective noun, weather – Common noun
7) pride – Collective noun, lions – Common noun, zebra – Common noun
8) house – Common noun, river – Common noun
9) Michael Clarke – Proper noun, mentor – Common noun
10) Ravi – Proper noun, dog – Common noun, Wilson – Proper noun
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Q1. Identify the nouns and state their kind.
We need to:
- Identify nouns in each sentence.
- Classify them as common, proper, collective, abstract, or material nouns.
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#### 1) The crowd was turning restless.
- Noun: *crowd*
- Kind: Collective noun (a group of people)
✔ Answer:
crowd – Collective noun
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#### 2) Always speak the truth.
- Noun: *truth*
- Kind: Abstract noun (an idea or concept, not a physical object)
✔ Answer:
truth – Abstract noun
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#### 3) Our class consists of thirty pupils.
- Nouns: *class*, *pupils*
- class – Collective noun (a group of students)
- pupils – Common noun (general name for students)
✔ Answer:
class – Collective noun
pupils – Common noun
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#### 4) The Nile overflows its banks every year.
- Nouns: *Nile*, *banks*, *year*
- Nile – Proper noun (name of a specific river)
- banks – Common noun (part of a river)
- year – Common noun (unit of time)
✔ Answer:
Nile – Proper noun
banks – Common noun
year – Common noun
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#### 5) We waited anxiously for the jury to come to a verdict.
- Nouns: *jury*, *verdict*
- jury – Collective noun (a group of people)
- verdict – Abstract noun (a decision or judgment)
✔ Answer:
jury – Collective noun
verdict – Abstract noun
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#### 6) The sheep clustered in a tight flock to ward off the cold weather.
- Nouns: *sheep*, *flock*, *weather*
- sheep – Common noun (animal; note: "sheep" is singular and plural same)
- flock – Collective noun (group of sheep)
- weather – Common noun (natural conditions)
✔ Answer:
sheep – Common noun
flock – Collective noun
weather – Common noun
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#### 7) A pride of lions was stalking the injured zebra.
- Nouns: *pride*, *lions*, *zebra*
- pride – Collective noun (group of lions)
- lions – Common noun (animals)
- zebra – Common noun (animal)
✔ Answer:
pride – Collective noun
lions – Common noun
zebra – Common noun
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#### 8) He has a house across the river.
- Nouns: *house*, *river*
- house – Common noun (building)
- river – Common noun (body of water)
✔ Answer:
house – Common noun
river – Common noun
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#### 9) Michael Clarke is his mentor.
- Nouns: *Michael Clarke*, *mentor*
- Michael Clarke – Proper noun (specific person’s name)
- mentor – Common noun (a person who guides)
✔ Answer:
Michael Clarke – Proper noun
mentor – Common noun
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#### 10) Ravi called out to his dog, Wilson.
- Nouns: *Ravi*, *dog*, *Wilson*
- Ravi – Proper noun (person's name)
- dog – Common noun (animal)
- Wilson – Proper noun (name of the dog)
✔ Answer:
Ravi – Proper noun
dog – Common noun
Wilson – Proper noun
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✔ Final Answers:
1) crowd – Collective noun
2) truth – Abstract noun
3) class – Collective noun, pupils – Common noun
4) Nile – Proper noun, banks – Common noun, year – Common noun
5) jury – Collective noun, verdict – Abstract noun
6) sheep – Common noun, flock – Collective noun, weather – Common noun
7) pride – Collective noun, lions – Common noun, zebra – Common noun
8) house – Common noun, river – Common noun
9) Michael Clarke – Proper noun, mentor – Common noun
10) Ravi – Proper noun, dog – Common noun, Wilson – Proper noun
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