Sort each word or name — Common Noun or Proper Noun?

Read each sentence. Name which noun in it is being tested — Common, Proper, Collective, or Neuter Gender (no gender at all) — and write the noun itself, then explain your answer in a full sentence.

Sort each collective noun by what it is a group OF.

Sort each word — is it a Collective Noun (a name for a whole group) or an Ordinary Noun (a name for just one thing)?

Sort each noun — Countable (can have a number in front, like 'two ___s') or Uncountable (cannot)?

Sort each noun by gender — Masculine, Feminine, or Common (can be either male or female).

Sort each animal or family noun by gender — Masculine, Feminine, or Neuter (things with no gender at all).

Rewrite each phrase using an apostrophe ('s) to show ownership, the way 'Lion's roaring scares me a lot' was made from 'The roaring of the lion scares me a lot.'

Rewrite each phrase using an apostrophe ('s or ') to show ownership. Write the full sentence.

Fill in the blank with the correct possessive form (using 's) of the name or noun given in brackets. Write just the missing word.

Read this paragraph, then answer the questions about the nouns inside it: 'The king and the queen lived in a big palace. They had a son who was a brave prince and a daughter who was a kind princess. The man who worked as a waiter served them food, while a kind woman, the maid, looked after the children.'

Answer these questions about collective nouns and countable/uncountable nouns.

Answer these questions about gender in nouns.