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Nouns - Singular and Collective
The rainbow shone in the sky. There are two nouns in this sentence - rainbow and sky.

Nouns - Singular and Collective

This quiz is for KS1 Year 2 children and any Year 1 children that have played the Nouns - Identifying quiz. The National Curriculum states that children should know what a noun is; this quiz helps their understanding of nouns, both singular and collective, and tackles the nouns given to groups. Being able to use singular and collective nouns, and to tell the difference between them, will boost children’s English writing and literacy knowledge.

A noun is a word given to a commonly used object, place or group. Sometimes we have noun names for groups like ‘people,’ ‘bunch’ and ‘pair.'

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1 .
'He climbed up the flight of steps to his office.' How many nouns are in this sentence?
1
2
3
4
The nouns are flight, steps and office. The word 'climbed' is a verb and the word 'he' is a pronoun.
2 .
'The two women looked through the shop window.' How many nouns are in this sentence?
1
2
3
4
The nouns are 'women,' 'shop' and 'window'.
3 .
Which word is not a noun?
banana
monkey
hand
eat
Sometimes we say a bunch of bananas but the correct noun is a hand of bananas.
4 .
Which word is not a noun?
galaxy
many
stars
sky
More than one star is called a galaxy of stars.
5 .
Which word is not a noun?
pack
table
cards
playing
We play with a pack of playing cards.
6 .
Which word is not a noun?
swarm
flower
flying
bees
More than one bee is called a swarm.
7 .
Which word is not a noun?
working
set
tools
wood
We put a tool in our pocket but a set of tools in a box.
8 .
Which word is not a noun?
baa
herd
sheep
grass
More than one sheep is called a herd.
9 .
Which word is not a noun?
crowd
people
person
shouting
More than one person makes a crowd or group of people.
10 .
Which word is not a noun? (The picture should help you)
shoes
pair
running
laces
The word 'pair' is a noun and a verb. The picture shows you pairs of shoes but if I asked you to 'pair the shoes' then you would have to match the shoes together.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - What are nouns?

Author:  Finola Waller

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