Exploring Compound Nouns

What is a compound noun?

• A compound noun is a noun made up of two or more words that together represent a single idea.

• A compound noun is a phrase that describes an action.

• A compound noun is a type of verb used in sentences.

• A compound noun is a single word that cannot be broken down.

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Identify the compound noun in this sentence: 'The dog chased the mailbox.'

• doghouse

• mailbox

• letterbox

• mailman

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Create a compound noun using 'tooth' and 'brush'.

• toothpaste

• toothbrush

• toothpick

• toothcomb

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Use the compound noun 'basketball' in a sentence.

• Basketball is a popular sport in many countries.

• My favorite color is basketball.

• I enjoy playing basketball with my friends every weekend.

• I like to watch basketball games on TV.

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Break down the compound noun 'snowman' into its two parts.

• snow, woman

• snow, man

• snowball, man

• snowman, snow

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Identify the compound noun in this list: 'sunshine, table, car.'

• bicycle

• desk

• sunshine

• moonlight

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Create a compound noun using 'foot' and 'ball'.

• footingball

• footbal

• football

• footballer

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Use the compound noun 'toothpaste' in a sentence.

• Toothpaste is a type of fruit.

• I forgot to buy toothpaste yesterday.

• I use toothpaste to clean my shoes.

• I need to buy some toothpaste for my dental care.

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What are the two words that make up the compound noun 'notebook'?

• paper, clip

• folder, binder

• note, book

• page, cover

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Identify the compound noun in this sentence: 'She wore a headband.'

• hairband

• headband

• wristband

• headgear

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