Abstract Nouns Quiz 30 (30 MCQs)

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1. If anyone has a better idea, I'll support it.Is the italicized word a concrete noun or abstract noun?
2. HATE
3. True or False:The compound noun 'homework' is an abstract noun.
4. Which is the abstract noun? Britney's goal was to read ten great books before Christmas.
5. Choose the abstract noun in the following sentence:We cannot let this one fight ruin our friendship.
6. 12) Make an abstract noun:hate: .....
7. We struck water at the ..... of twenty feet.
8. Identify the abstract noun in the following:'Her enthusiasm was contagious.'
9. She gave her mother a bunch of flowers for Mother's Day!
10. In which sentence is the word "paper" used as an abstract noun?
11. The founding fathers of the United States sought to create a system of government that would prevent the rise of .....
12. The mayor was accused of ..... when he appointed his brother as the city's finance director.
13. Abstract noun for sad is (a)
14. Choose the sentence that contains an abstract noun.
15. Choose the abstract noun in the sentence: "He has a lot of creativity."
16. Can a noun be both concrete and abstract? Provide an example.
17. The baby brings the mother lots of joy.
18. Use the collective noun 'herd' in a sentence.
19. I have no ..... for these flowers. Do you want them?
20. Which of these is not an abstract noun?
21. Identify the type of the given noun.COSTUME
22. BRAVE is a(n)
23. What is the plural form of the word bath?
24. Which of the following is a concrete noun:'happiness', 'apple', 'freedom'?
25. We try to teach our children to have INTEGRITY. That means doing the right thing even when no one is looking.INTEGRITY is a(n)
26. All the faces bore the same expression of ..... and enthusiasm.
27. ..... is an essential quality for lifelong learners, as it fuels their curiosity and drives them to continually expand their knowledge.
28. Identify the type of the given noun.JOY
29. Which series is all concrete nouns?
30. The RULES are clearly stated in the school's handbook.RULES is a(n)