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Year 4 Proper and Common Nouns Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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Year 4 Proper and Common Nouns Worksheet — Level 3 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

Proper nouns name a particular person, day or month and start with a capital letter. Common nouns name any person, place or thing.

1.Which word is the proper noun? A bird landed on the fence near Kai.
  1. Abird
  2. BKai
  3. Cfence

Answer: Kai

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

2.Which word is the proper noun? The library gets new books in January.
  1. Abooks
  2. BJanuary
  3. Clibrary

Answer: January

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

3.Which word is the proper noun? Last week, Zoe left her hat on the bus.
  1. Ahat
  2. BZoe
  3. Cbus

Answer: Zoe

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

4.Which word is the proper noun? The puppy chewed a shoe on Wednesday.
  1. Ashoe
  2. BWednesday
  3. Cpuppy

Answer: Wednesday

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

5.Which word is the proper noun? The dog chased the ball to Omar.
  1. Adog
  2. Bball
  3. COmar

Answer: Omar

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

6.Which word is the proper noun? Every day, Nina puts the flowers in a vase.
  1. Aflowers
  2. Bvase
  3. CNina

Answer: Nina

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

7.Which word is the proper noun? On Sunday the baker sold all his bread.
  1. ASunday
  2. Bbread
  3. Cbaker

Answer: Sunday

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

8.Which word is the proper noun? Our teacher gave Ava a sticker.
  1. Asticker
  2. Bteacher
  3. CAva

Answer: Ava

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

9.Which word is the proper noun? The rain fell all day on Thursday.
  1. Aday
  2. Brain
  3. CThursday

Answer: Thursday

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

10.Which word is the proper noun? We take our towels to the pool every Tuesday.
  1. Atowels
  2. BTuesday
  3. Cpool

Answer: Tuesday

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

11.Which word is the proper noun? My sister got a new bike in April.
  1. Abike
  2. Bsister
  3. CApril

Answer: April

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

12.Which word is the proper noun? The cat sat next to Leo on the step.
  1. ALeo
  2. Bcat
  3. Cstep

Answer: Leo

A proper noun names a particular person, day or month and starts with a capital letter. A common noun names any person, place or thing.

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