proper nouns

Which of the following is a proper noun?

• dog
• Paris
• tree
• book

What is the analogy of proper nouns as the 'names' of the nouns?

• Proper nouns are like adjectives
• Proper nouns are like the 'names' of the nouns
• Proper nouns are like verbs
• Proper nouns are like prepositions

What is the role of proper nouns in referring to specific individuals, locations, or entities?

• To refer to specific individuals, locations, or entities
• To refer to general entities
• To make sentences longer
• To confuse the reader

What is the difference between proper nouns and common nouns?

• There is no difference
• Proper nouns are used for general entities, common nouns for specific ones
• Proper nouns are always capitalized, common nouns are not
• Proper nouns are never capitalized, common nouns are

What is the importance of using proper nouns in communication?

• No importance
• To refer to specific individuals, locations, or entities
• To make sentences longer
• To confuse the reader

Which of the following is NOT a proper noun?

• river
• Albert Einstein
• Eiffel Tower
• Microsoft

What is the function of proper nouns in a sentence?

• To confuse the reader
• To refer to specific individuals, locations, or entities
• To refer to general entities
• To make sentences longer

Why are proper nouns always capitalized?

• No reason
• To confuse the reader
• To make them stand out
• To annoy English teachers

In the sentence 'I read a book about the Eiffel Tower,' which words are proper nouns?

• read, about, the
• Eiffel, Tower
• I, a, book
• Eiffel Tower

What is the rule of capitalization for proper nouns?

• Always capitalized
• Only at the beginning of a sentence
• Never capitalized
• Always lowercase