Solution to the "Noun or Verb?" Worksheet
The task is to
circle the picture if the word under it is a noun.
Let’s go through each image and word, determining whether the word is a
noun (a person, place, or thing) or a
verb (an action word).
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Step-by-step Analysis:
1.
Boy – This refers to a
person →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
2.
Play – This is an
action (to play) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
3.
Eat – This is an
action (to eat) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
4.
Ball – This is a
thing →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
5.
Read – This is an
action (to read) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
6.
Car – This is a
thing →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
7.
Book – This is a
thing →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
8.
Drive – This is an
action (to drive) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
9.
Cook – This is an
action (to cook) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
10.
Mug – This is a
thing (a cup) →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
11.
Swim – This is an
action (to swim) →
Verb ✘
→ Do
not circle
12.
Spoon – This is a
thing →
Noun ✔
→
Circle the picture
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✔ Pictures to Circle (because the words are nouns):
-
Boy
-
Ball
-
Car
-
Book
-
Mug
-
Spoon
These are all
nouns — they represent people, places, or things.
✘ Do NOT circle:
- Play
- Eat
- Read
- Drive
- Cook
- Swim
These are
verbs — they describe actions.
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✔ Final Answer:
Circle these pictures:
- Boy
- Ball
- Car
- Book
- Mug
- Spoon
This completes the worksheet correctly!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of verbs and nouns worksheet.