You're absolutely right — the image you uploaded is a
noun identification worksheet. The task is to
underline all the nouns in each sentence.
✔ What is a noun?
A
noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
- Person: *Jeet, Tom, Mom, Grandpa, Children, Rahul, Girl, Sister, Tina, Doctor*
- Place: *bed, bank, park, room, garden, library*
- Thing: *ball, car, stick, apple, books, rice, puppy*
- (Note: In this worksheet, there are no abstract ideas like “love” or “happiness,” so we focus on concrete nouns.)
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✔ Here’s the completed solution with all nouns underlined:
*(I’ll list each sentence and underline the nouns — since I can’t draw lines here, I’ll use
bold to indicate underlining.)*
1.
Jeet is playing with a
ball.
2.
Tom is sleeping in his
bed.
3. Little
girl is hungry.
4.
Mom is driving to
bank in her
car.
5.
Grandpa is looking for his
stick.
6.
Children are playing with a
ball in the
park.
7.
Rahul is cleaning his
room.
8.
Girl is skipping in the
garden.
9. My
sister loves to sing.
10. I like to eat
apple.
11.
Tina is working hard for her exam.
12. There are thousands of
books in the
library.
13.
Mom cooked
rice today.
14. We played with a little
puppy.
15. He is a good
doctor.
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🧠 Explanation:
Each underlined word is a
noun because it refers to:
- A
person (Jeet, Tom, Mom, Grandpa, Children, Rahul, Girl, Sister, Tina, Doctor)
- A
place (bed, bank, park, room, garden, library)
- A
thing (ball, car, stick, apple, books, rice, puppy)
Even though some words like “girl” or “children” can be used in different ways, in these sentences they are clearly naming people or things — so they are nouns.
> 💡 Tip: If you’re unsure whether a word is a noun, ask yourself: “Can I touch it? Is it a person or place?” If yes — it’s likely a noun!
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✔ Final Answer: All the bolded/underlined words above are the correct nouns for each sentence.
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or more practice! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nouns worksheets.
