Here is the step-by-step breakdown to solve this worksheet:
Step 1: Understand the Rules
The worksheet asks us to sort nouns into two categories:
1.
Common Nouns: These are general names for people, places, or things (e.g., "city," "boy," "car"). These should be colored
Red.
2.
Proper Nouns: These are specific names for people, places, or things. They almost always start with a capital letter (e.g., "Chicago," "Tom," "Toyota"). These should be colored
Green.
Step 2: Analyze Each Apple
Let's go through the apples row by row and decide if they are Common (Red) or Proper (Green).
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bus: This is a general vehicle. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Disney: This is a specific company/place. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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table: This is a general piece of furniture. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Amazon: This is a specific company. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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Lionel: This is a specific person's name. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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truck: This is a general vehicle. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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market: This is a general place. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Canada: This is a specific country. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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cat: This is a general animal. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Google: This is a specific company. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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towel: This is a general object. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Artic: (Note: likely refers to "Arctic" or a specific place name). It is capitalized and specific. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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Pepsi: This is a specific brand of soda. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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key: This is a general object. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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hospital: This is a general place. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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China: This is a specific country. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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kitchen: This is a general room. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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Tommy: This is a specific person's name. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
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lawyer: This is a general job title. It is a
Common Noun. ->
Red
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St. Lewis: This is a specific place name. It is a
Proper Noun. ->
Green
Step 3: Final Verification
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Red (Common): bus, table, truck, market, cat, towel, key, hospital, kitchen, lawyer.
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Green (Proper): Disney, Amazon, Lionel, Canada, Google, Artic, Pepsi, China, Tommy, St. Lewis.
The sorting looks correct based on the capitalization and definitions.
Final Answer:
Color the apples red (Common Nouns):
bus, table, truck, market, cat, towel, key, hospital, kitchen, lawyer
Color the apples green (Proper Nouns):
Disney, Amazon, Lionel, Canada, Google, Artic, Pepsi, China, Tommy, St. Lewis
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of noun worksheet kindergarten.