Ncert-English-Nouns Welcome to your Ncert-English-Nouns 1. Identify the collective noun(s) from the following sentence:There was a fleet of ships in the sea. sea ships fleet fleet, ships None 2. Select the noun for the home of the given animal.A ____________ of an alligator. Lodge Coop Hole Nest None 3. Identify the concrete noun in the following sentence:He is an honest man. He man honest None of the above None 4. Pick out the collective nouns from the following sentences: All players in the team performed well. players team performed all None 5. Pick out the countable and uncountable nouns from the following sentence:We tried to join together the broken pieces. We, pieces - Uncountable Nouns Pieces - Uncountable Noun Pieces - Countable Noun We, pieces - Countable Nouns None 6. Identify the types of nouns present in the following sentence:She plucked some flowers from the garden. she - Common Noun; flowers, garden - Proper Nouns she, flowers, garden - Common Nouns she - Proper Noun; flowers, garden - Common Nouns flowers, garden - Common Nouns None 7. Identify the types of nouns present in the following sentence:The teacher taught us the lessons. Teacher - Proper Noun, lessons - Common Noun Teacher - Common Noun, lessons - Proper Noun Teacher, lessons - Proper Nouns Teacher, lessons - Common Nouns None 8. Point out the nouns in the following sentence, and say whether they are Common, Proper, Collective or Abstract:Cleanliness is next to godliness. cleanliness - Abstract; godliness - Abstract cleanliness - Common; next - Abstract cleanliness - Common; godliness - Abstract next - Abstract; godliness - Collective None 9. Choose the type of nouns underlined in the following sentence:He gave me a bunch of grapes. bunch - Abstract; grapes - Proper bunch - Common; grapes - Proper bunch - Common; grapes - Collective bunch - Collective; grapes - Common None 10. Identify the noun/nouns and choose its/their type in the following sentence:Our team is better than theirs. theirs - Common team - Abstract; theirs - Collective team - Collective; theirs - Collective team - Collective None 11. In the following question, choose the correct option to fill in the blank:A _______ of geese was swimming in the water. group bunch gaggle troupe None 12. Identify the kind of noun the underlinedword represents. How many books are therein the library? Abstract Noun Material noun Collective noun Common noun None 13. Fill in the blank:The plural form of the noun 'scarf' is 14. Fill in the blank with the most appropriate option:"Do ____________ clubs?""I go sometimes." you do you go to you do go to you usually go None 15. Point out the nouns in the following sentence, and say whether they are Common, Proper, Collective or Abstract:The class is studying grammar. class - Common; studying - Common class - Collective; grammar - Abstract studying - Common; grammar - Proper class - Common; grammar - Abstract None 16. Say whether the underlined noun is Common, Proper, Collective or Abstract:The crowd was very big. Abstract Collective Proper Common None 17. Identify the types of nouns present in the following sentence:Tokyo is the most populous city in the world. Tokyo, city - Proper Nouns; world - Common Noun Tokyo - Common Noun; city, world - Proper Nouns Tokyo - Proper Noun; city, world - Common Nouns Tokyo, city - Common Nouns; world - Proper Noun None 18. Choose the noun/nouns in the following sentence, and say whether they are Common, Proper, Collective or Abstract:A committee of five was appointed. Committee - Collective committee - Collective; five - Common committee - Abstract; five - Collective Five - Abstract None 19. Select the noun for the home of the given animal.A ________ of a horse. Lodge Cave Stable Barn None 20. Fill in the blank with a suitable collective noun, choosing from the alternatives given below:Yesterday, I lost my _________ of keys. bouquet packet bundle bunch None Time's up Please Share This Share this content Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to commentEnter your email address to commentEnter your website URL (optional) Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.