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The word 'anger' is a noun.
Nouns 02
Get ready for more noun fun with this KS2 English quiz! You already know nouns are names for people, places, and things. But guess what? Nouns can also be names for things you can't see, like feelings, ideas, and qualities. 'Anger' is a feeling, 'equality' is an idea, and 'generosity' is a quality.
This quiz is a bit trickier than the first one, so if you haven't played it yet, give it a go. If you don't get full marks this time, no worries! Play again until you're super confident spotting nouns, whether they're proper or a bit abstract.
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1 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The country took pride in its athletes.
The country took pride in its athletes.
The, country, pride
The, took, athletes
country, pride, athletes
took, in, its
'Took' is a verb.
2 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The new computer and printer were a huge expense.
The new computer and printer were a huge expense.
new, computer, printer
new, were, huge
computer, and, huge
computer, printer, expense
'New' and 'huge' are both adjectives.
3 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The day was overflowing with happiness and joy.
The day was overflowing with happiness and joy.
The, was, overflowing
day, overflowing, joy
day, happiness, joy
was, with, and
'Happiness' and 'joy' are abstract nouns - both are the names of feelings.
4 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The firemen's bravery was an inspiration.
The firemen's bravery was an inspiration.
The, bravery, an
firemen's, bravery, inspiration
firemen's, was, an
was, an, inspiration
'Bravery' and 'inspiration' are both abstract nouns - you know they are nouns because they can belong to someone/something (i.e. her bravery, his inspiration).
5 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
David looked at the spider with fear.
David looked at the spider with fear.
David, looked, with
David, spider, fear
looked, the, with
at, spider, fear
'Fear' is an abstract noun - it is a feeling, which is something that you cannot see or touch.
6 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The interesting programme on the radio was about jazz.
The interesting programme on the radio was about jazz.
The, programme, about
interesting, programme, radio
programme, on, about
programme, radio, jazz
'On' and 'about' are prepositions.
7 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The strength of the swimmers impressed the crowd.
The strength of the swimmers impressed the crowd.
The, of, impressed
strength, swimmers, impressed
strength, swimmers, crowd
the, impressed, crowd
'Impressed' is a verb.
8 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The car was valued for its elegance and its reliability.
The car was valued for its elegance and its reliability.
The, valued, elegance
car, was, its
car, valued, reliability
car, elegance, reliability
'Elegance' and 'reliability' are qualities - they belong to the car, which is a clue that they are nouns.
9 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
Love and hate are powerful emotions.
Love and hate are powerful emotions.
Love, and, hate
Love, are, emotions
Love, hate, powerful
Love, hate, emotions
'Powerful' is an adjective.
10 .
Find the nouns in the question, remembering to look out for abstract nouns.
The noise of the traffic seeped through the closed windows.
The noise of the traffic seeped through the closed windows.
noise, traffic, windows
noise, closed, windows
traffic, seeped, windows
seeped, through, closed
Be careful with this one - 'closed' is an adjective. You couldn't say 'the closed' on its own without 'windows', so this shows that 'closed' is not the noun.
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