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 Classify the Nouns in the following sentences

1. Iron is the most useful metal


2. Fish live in water
3. A bunch of keys is lying on the table
4. The temple is made of stone.
5. He is full of kindness.
 Complete the following phrases by choosing
suitable following collective nouns :
flock , crowd , army, bundle , class
1. A ________ of sheep
2. A ________ of students
3. An ________ of soldiers
4. A _________ of books
5. A _________ of people

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 Pick out the Proper Nouns from the following
Passage:
Ram and Shyam are brothers. Ram lived in Trichy.
He stayed at the Taj Mahal residency.
It is situated on the banks of Kauvery. New Delhi
is the home town of Shyam. Akhshartham temple
is a wonderful picnic spot in Delhi.

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 Hereare Abstract Nouns . Their opposites are
given . Find out the Abstract Nouns and their
opposite in pairs as shown in the example.
EX : innocence - guilt
1. Slavery - kindness
2. cowardice - politeness
3. cruelty - love
4. hatred - bravery
5. discourtesy - freedom

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 Complete the following table
Adjective Noun
1. Strong ______
2. _____ depth
3. honest _____
4. ______ wisdom
5. weak ______
 Fill in the blanks with suitable words given below
books , library, committee, shelf , Group, bunch
Our department has a whole ______ of books.
It had a whole ______ of books. The ______ of
students visit the library everyday. A ______ of
books attracted the readers. A ______ of five was
appointed to arrange the ______ properly.

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Abstract Nouns from Adjectives
Adjective Abstract Noun
Ex : Broad Breadth
1. intelligent _____
2. free ______
3. Short ______
4. Young ______
5. dark ______

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 Abstract Nouns from Verbs
Verb Abstract Nouns
Ex : arrive arrival
1. Choose _____
2. discover _____
3. relieve _____
4. obey _____
5. hero ______

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 Abstract Nouns from Common Nouns
Common Nouns Abstract Nouns
 EX : author authorship
1. bond _________
2. friend _________
3. captain _________
4. owner ________
5. thief _________

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 Fillin the blanks by choose the correct Nouns
from the given words:
flight , freedom , movement , poverty ,
happiness
1. The state of being poor is called ________
2. The state of being happy is called _______
3. The act of moving is called _________
4 . The act of flying is called _______
5. The state of being free is called ______

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 Find out the types of nouns in the following
passage
The oxygen in the air is constantly being used up
and turned into carbon dioxide. The green leaves
of trees , in fact , of all plants absorb the carbon
dioxide from the air with the help of sunlight ,
break it up into carbon and oxygen; the carbon is
used to make starch and the oxygen is released into
the atmosphere.

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 Find out The proper noun in the following passage.
Ants are the most interesting of all insects because
they are like human beings in so many ways. They
live in families, build their own houses and have a
king and a queen. Each ant has its own work to do,
and it does it work in a perfect manner.

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 Findout The common nouns in the following
passage.
Ram and Raj were brothers. They lived in Chennai
. They were both well – educated and interested in
many fields. Their passion however was folklore.
From childhood they would listen to stories that
had been passed down from generation to
generation.

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 Findout The collective nouns in the following
passage.
The sun is our chief source of energy. Plants need
sunlight to grow; animals depend on plants for
food and on sun for warmth. The sun causes all the
weather changes. The heat of the Sun causes winds
below. It also causes rainfall by evaporation.

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 Find out The material noun in the following passage.

Think of rubber and you probably think of elastic


bands, car tires, or pencil erasers. But this super-
stretchy material actually finds its way into tens of
thousands of different products—everything from
rubber stamps and waterproof shoes to
surfing wetsuits, swimming caps,
and dishwasher hoses. Rubber, which has been
commonly used for over 1000 years, once came
entirely from natural sources; now rubber products are
just as likely to be made artificially in chemical plants.
That's largely because we can't produce enough natural
rubber to meet all our needs. And that, in turn, is
because rubber is so fantastically useful.

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 Find out The Abstract nouns in the following
passages
 Every student has a fear of examination. Some of
them fall sick and suffer from examination fever.
Some students ,who claim to know the question
paper , worsen the confusion. Some students
undertake a hurried revision. But as soon as the
bell rings , the anxiety of the students disappears.

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Point out the nouns in the following sentences and say whether
they are common, proper, collective or abstract.
 1. Always speak the truth. Truth is a/an
..................................
common noun
proper noun
abstract noun
 2. Honesty is the best policy. Honesty is a/an
...................................
collective noun
common noun
abstract noun
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 3. King Solomon was famous for his wisdom. Solomon
is a/an ..........................................
proper noun
common noun
abstract noun
 4. A committee of five was appointed. Committee is
a/an ......................................
common noun
collective noun
proper noun

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 5. We saw a fleet of ships in the harbour. Fleet is a/an
...........................................
common noun
collective noun
proper noun
 6. He gave me a bunch of grapes. Bunch is a/an
.....................................
common noun
collective noun
abstract noun
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 7. London is on the river Thames. Thames is a/an
........................................
proper noun
common noun
abstract

 8.Cleanliness is next to godliness. Cleanliness is


a/an ......................................
common noun
proper noun
abstract noun
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 9. Wisdom is better than riches. Wisdom is a/an
...........................................
collective noun
common noun
abstract noun
 10. Winston Churchill was one of the greatest
Prime Ministers of England. Prime ministers is
a/an .......................................
common noun
proper noun
abstract noun

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