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We need to pick the most logical and appropriate adjective from the two given options for each sentence.
a) Our school is ________ (salty, large).
✔ large
*Explanation:* Schools are buildings, so "large" makes sense. "Salty" describes taste, not a building.
b) My friend has a ________ (friendly, tasty).
✔ friendly
*Explanation:* We describe people using "friendly." "Tasty" is for food.
c) My new dress is ________ (fashionable, noisy).
✔ fashionable
*Explanation:* A dress can be fashionable. "Noisy" doesn't apply to clothing.
d) Our library is ________ (big, smelly).
✔ big
*Explanation:* Libraries are often big places. "Smelly" is negative and not typical for describing libraries.
e) My mom's perfume is ________ (smelly, angry).
✔ smelly
*Explanation:* Perfume has a smell, so "smelly" fits. "Angry" is an emotion, not a scent.
f) My pillow is ________ (hard, soft).
✔ soft
*Explanation:* Pillows are usually soft for comfort. "Hard" would be uncomfortable.
g) The ________ (poor, rich) man has no place to sleep.
✔ poor
*Explanation:* Poor people often lack homes. Rich people usually have places to sleep.
h) The elephants' ears are ________ (floppy, crunchy).
✔ floppy
*Explanation:* Elephant ears are large and floppy. "Crunchy" is for food.
i) The party was ________ (noisy, old).
✔ noisy
*Explanation:* Parties are loud and fun — "noisy" fits. "Old" refers to age, not atmosphere.
j) The movie is ________ (funny, tasty).
✔ funny
*Explanation:* Movies can be funny. "Tasty" is for food.
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a) large
b) friendly
c) fashionable
d) big
e) smelly
f) soft
g) poor
h) floppy
i) noisy
j) funny
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A noun is a person, place, thing, or animal.
Let’s go through each sentence:
a) Jack is my cousin.
- Nouns: Jack, cousin
👉 Circle both Jack and cousin (they are both nouns).
b) Birds migrate when it gets cold.
- Noun: Birds
👉 Circle Birds
c) I saw a white elephant at the zoo.
- Nouns: elephant, zoo
👉 Circle elephant and zoo
d) The museum is closed on Sunday.
- Nouns: museum, Sunday
👉 Circle museum and Sunday
e) We went fishing at Ganga River yesterday.
- Nouns: Ganga River (place), yesterday (time)
👉 Circle Ganga River and yesterday
> Note: "Ganga River" is a proper noun (name of a river), and "yesterday" is a noun referring to a day.
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a) Jack, cousin
b) Birds
c) elephant, zoo
d) museum, Sunday
e) Ganga River, yesterday
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This worksheet helps students understand:
- Adjectives: Words that describe nouns (e.g., large, friendly, soft).
- Nouns: Words that name people, animals, places, or things.
By choosing the right adjectives and identifying nouns, students improve their grammar skills.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer key!
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Q1. Choose the correct adjective and fill in the blank.
We need to pick the most logical and appropriate adjective from the two given options for each sentence.
a) Our school is ________ (salty, large).
✔ large
*Explanation:* Schools are buildings, so "large" makes sense. "Salty" describes taste, not a building.
b) My friend has a ________ (friendly, tasty).
✔ friendly
*Explanation:* We describe people using "friendly." "Tasty" is for food.
c) My new dress is ________ (fashionable, noisy).
✔ fashionable
*Explanation:* A dress can be fashionable. "Noisy" doesn't apply to clothing.
d) Our library is ________ (big, smelly).
✔ big
*Explanation:* Libraries are often big places. "Smelly" is negative and not typical for describing libraries.
e) My mom's perfume is ________ (smelly, angry).
✔ smelly
*Explanation:* Perfume has a smell, so "smelly" fits. "Angry" is an emotion, not a scent.
f) My pillow is ________ (hard, soft).
✔ soft
*Explanation:* Pillows are usually soft for comfort. "Hard" would be uncomfortable.
g) The ________ (poor, rich) man has no place to sleep.
✔ poor
*Explanation:* Poor people often lack homes. Rich people usually have places to sleep.
h) The elephants' ears are ________ (floppy, crunchy).
✔ floppy
*Explanation:* Elephant ears are large and floppy. "Crunchy" is for food.
i) The party was ________ (noisy, old).
✔ noisy
*Explanation:* Parties are loud and fun — "noisy" fits. "Old" refers to age, not atmosphere.
j) The movie is ________ (funny, tasty).
✔ funny
*Explanation:* Movies can be funny. "Tasty" is for food.
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✔ Final Answers for Q1:
a) large
b) friendly
c) fashionable
d) big
e) smelly
f) soft
g) poor
h) floppy
i) noisy
j) funny
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Q2. Identify the noun and circle it.
A noun is a person, place, thing, or animal.
Let’s go through each sentence:
a) Jack is my cousin.
- Nouns: Jack, cousin
👉 Circle both Jack and cousin (they are both nouns).
b) Birds migrate when it gets cold.
- Noun: Birds
👉 Circle Birds
c) I saw a white elephant at the zoo.
- Nouns: elephant, zoo
👉 Circle elephant and zoo
d) The museum is closed on Sunday.
- Nouns: museum, Sunday
👉 Circle museum and Sunday
e) We went fishing at Ganga River yesterday.
- Nouns: Ganga River (place), yesterday (time)
👉 Circle Ganga River and yesterday
> Note: "Ganga River" is a proper noun (name of a river), and "yesterday" is a noun referring to a day.
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✔ Final Answers for Q2 (Nouns to circle):
a) Jack, cousin
b) Birds
c) elephant, zoo
d) museum, Sunday
e) Ganga River, yesterday
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📝 Summary:
This worksheet helps students understand:
- Adjectives: Words that describe nouns (e.g., large, friendly, soft).
- Nouns: Words that name people, animals, places, or things.
By choosing the right adjectives and identifying nouns, students improve their grammar skills.
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer key!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nouns verbs and adjectives worksheet.