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Olympiad (Class 4) Noun — practice questions — page 3

Explore 63 free Noun questions in Olympiad (Class 4) English. Open each question or exercise to read its content, reference answers and available explanation.

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Which sentence uses a proper noun and a collective noun?Read the answer and worked solution →Which sentence has an abstract noun in it?Read the answer and worked solution →Which word does not belong with the others?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Which sentence uses a proper noun and a collective noun?

  1. The dog ate the bones.
  2. Asha loves her sister.
  3. The team won in Pune.
  4. The water was very cold.
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Correct answer: C. The team won in Pune.

Team is a collective noun for a group and Pune is the special name of one city.

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Which sentence has an abstract noun in it?

  1. Her bravery saved us.
  2. The boy has a red kite.
  3. A dog ran back home.
  4. We ate ripe mangoes.
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Correct answer: A. Her bravery saved us.

Bravery is a quality we cannot touch, so it is an abstract noun. The other nouns are things we can see.

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Which word does not belong with the others?

  1. dog
  2. cat
  3. cow
  4. happiness
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Correct answer: D. happiness

Dog, cat and cow are animals we can see, but happiness is a feeling, which is an abstract noun.

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