Parts of Speech: Nouns

Is the red word a Noun or Not? Gianna can do a back flip easily!

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is the red word a Noun or Not? We need to go to the back of the room.

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is the red word a Noun or Not? Let's play another round of basketball!

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is the red word a Noun or Not? Samantha created a perfectly round ball of clay in art class.

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is the red word a Noun or Not? The quietness in the room felt very awkward.

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is the red word a Noun or Not? Hazel tried to quiet the baby, but it didn't work!

• YES, it's a noun!

• NO, it is not a noun!

Is this sentence correct? A bridge was needed to connect the cities of brooklyn and manhattan.

• Yes, everything is capitalized correctly.

• No, bridge and brooklyn should be capitalized.

• No, brooklyn and manhattan should be capitalized.

Is this sentence correct? The best plan was submitted by John A. Robeling.

• Yes, everything is capitalized correctly.

• No, plan should be capitalized.

• No, John A. Roebling should not be capitalized.

Is this sentence correct? Construction over the east river was difficult.

• Yes, everything is capitalized correctly.

• No, east river should be capitalized.

• No, east should be capitalized.

Is this sentence correct? Finally, the brooklyn bridge was completed, and there was a large celebration in New York.

• Yes, everything is capitalized correctly.

• No, brooklyn needs to be capitalized.

• No, brooklyn bridge needs to be capitalized.