Here are the step-by-step solutions for the questions shown in the image.
Question 1
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Analysis: The list provided includes "common, proper, collective, concrete, countable, uncountable, abstract." These are all the different categories or types of nouns. Adjectives describe nouns, verbs show action, and adverbs describe verbs.
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Conclusion: These are forms of Nouns.
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Answer: Option B
Question 2
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Analysis: The sentence is "Mr. Prashant bought a new umbrella."
* "Mr. Prashant" is a specific name, so it is a Proper Noun.
* "Umbrella" is a general item, not a specific name. It is a thing you can touch (concrete), but grammatically, it is a
common noun because it names a general class of objects rather than a unique one.
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Conclusion: Umbrella is a common noun.
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Answer: Option C
Question 3
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Analysis: The question sets up a contrast. "Countable" means you can count them (1, 2, 3). The opposite of countable is uncountable.
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Conclusion: If countable nouns can be counted, then
uncountable nouns cannot be counted.
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Answer: Option B
Question 4
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Analysis: The sentence is "I have purchased six books."
* "Books" are things you can count (one book, two books).
* We use "How many" for things we can count.
* We use "How much" for things we cannot count (like water or sugar).
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Conclusion: The correct question type is "how many?".
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Answer: Option B
Question 5
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Analysis: The sentence is "There were many puppies in the basket."
* The nouns in the sentence are "puppies" and "basket."
* "Puppies" are baby dogs (you can count them: 1 puppy, 2 puppies).
* "Basket" is an object (you can count them: 1 basket, 2 baskets).
* Therefore, both are countable.
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Conclusion: The nouns are puppies and basket, and they are countable.
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Answer: Option A
Question 6
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Analysis: The list includes "Oil, juice, milk, rice, tea, sugar, and ink."
* These are liquids or grains. You cannot say "one oil, two oils" or "three rices" in standard usage. You measure them (a cup of milk, a spoon of sugar).
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Conclusion: These are examples of uncountable nouns.
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Answer: Option A
Final Answer:
1. B
2. C
3. B
4. B
5. A
6. A
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of kinds of nouns worksheet.
