UP TGT ENGLISH · NOUN PRACTICE
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Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 Set 4 Set 5
Set 1: Noun identification and classification
Questions 1–50 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
1. Identify the noun in: The infant smiled.
2. Which word is a noun?
3. Which is a proper noun?
4. Which is an abstract noun?
5. Which word names a group of animals?
6. In traditional school grammar, gold in ‘The ring is made of gold’ is a ___ noun.
7. Which is a common noun?
8. Which is a concrete noun?
9. In ‘Her kindness impressed everyone’, kindness names a ___.
10. Which word names an action or process as a noun?
11. In ‘The jury entered the room’, which word names a group?
12. Which word is a noun in ‘We enjoy music’?
13. Which word is a noun in ‘They made a decision’?
14. Which sentence uses book as a noun?
15. Which word is an abstract noun?
16. Which word is a collective noun?
17. Which is a proper noun?
18. Which noun is uncountable in ordinary use?
19. Which noun is countable in ordinary use?
20. In ‘A flock crossed the valley’, flock is a ___ noun.
21. Which pair contains two abstract nouns?
22. Which pair contains two proper nouns?
23. Which noun names a substance?
24. In traditional grammar, the gender of teacher is ___.
25. In traditional grammar, the gender of queen is ___.
26. In traditional grammar, the gender of uncle is ___.
27. In traditional grammar, the gender of table is ___.
28. Which noun is gender neutral?
29. Which is the traditional feminine counterpart of nephew?
30. Which is the traditional feminine counterpart of emperor?
31. Which is the traditional masculine counterpart of mare?
32. Which is the traditional feminine counterpart of drake?
33. Which noun is formed from the adjective wise?
34. Which noun is formed from the verb choose?
35. Which noun is formed from the adjective strong?
36. Which noun is formed from the adjective broad?
37. Which is the noun corresponding to decide?
38. Which is the noun corresponding to generous?
39. Which is the noun corresponding to permit when it means allow?
40. Which is the noun corresponding to destroy?
41. In ‘Mira opened the window’, which noun is the subject?
42. In ‘The child kicked the ball’, which noun is the direct object?
43. In ‘They spoke to the manager’, manager is the object of ___.
44. In ‘Ravi is a dentist’, dentist functions as a ___.
45. In ‘We gave Rina a medal’, which noun is the indirect object?
46. In ‘My cousin, a surgeon, lives nearby’, surgeon is used in ___.
47. What is the head noun in ‘the old wooden bridge’?
48. In ‘Swimming keeps me fit’, swimming functions in traditional grammar as a ___.
49. Which sentence uses light as a noun?
50. Which statement about noun classification is accurate?
Set 3: Countability and quantifiers
Questions 101–150 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
101. Complete: She gave me ___ useful advice.
102. Choose the standard expression for two separate recommendations.
103. Complete: We need ___ information about the course.
104. Which sentence is correct?
105. Complete: How ___ luggage have you brought?
106. Complete: How ___ suitcases have you brought?
107. Complete: There is very ___ water left.
108. Complete: There are very ___ chairs left.
109. Choose the standard formal expression.
110. Choose the standard expression.
111. Complete: The school bought three ___ of equipment.
112. Complete: We bought two ___ of bread.
113. Complete: Please bring three ___ of rice, each weighing five kilograms.
114. Complete: I drank two ___ of water.
115. Complete: She bought a ___ of soap.
116. Complete: We need a ___ of paper for the notice.
117. Complete: He gave me a ___ of useful information.
118. Which noun is normally uncountable in the sense of employment-related activity?
119. Which sentence is correct?
120. Complete: She is looking for ___ in a school.
121. In ‘The museum displays three works by the painter’, works means ___.
122. In ‘I bought a paper at the station’, paper most naturally means ___.
123. In ‘This box is made of paper’, paper is ___.
124. In ‘They ordered two coffees’, coffees means ___.
125. In ‘Coffee keeps him awake’, coffee is used as ___.
126. In ‘There is a hair in the soup’, hair is ___.
127. In ‘Her hair is very long’, hair is ___.
128. In ‘She ate a chicken’, chicken refers to ___.
129. In ‘We had chicken for dinner’, chicken normally refers to ___.
130. In ‘There is enough room for another chair’, room means ___.
131. In ‘The house has six rooms’, rooms means ___.
132. In ‘Experience matters in teaching’, experience means ___.
133. In ‘The journey was an unforgettable experience’, experience means ___.
134. Complete: We had ___ heavy traffic on the way.
135. Complete: The research ___ still at an early stage.
136. Choose the standard everyday expression.
137. Complete: All the evidence ___ been examined.
138. Complete: There isn’t ___ homework tonight.
139. Which sentence is correct?
140. Which noun is countable in its ordinary educational sense?
141. Complete: She has made ___ progress.
142. Complete: We have ___ eggs, enough for breakfast.
143. Complete: We have ___ milk, enough for one cup of tea.
144. What does ‘few friends’ normally imply?
145. What does ‘little hope’ normally imply?
146. Which phrase works with both plural count nouns and uncountable nouns?
147. Choose the noun that can follow both ‘a’ and ‘several’ without changing its basic sense.
148. Which sentence treats an abstract noun correctly as countable?
149. Complete: There are three ___ in the payment record.
150. Which statement is correct?
Set 4: Possessive case and noun phrases
Questions 151–200 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
151. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the bag belonging to one girl’.
152. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the bags belonging to several girls’.
153. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the toys belonging to the children’.
154. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the shoes belonging to the men’.
155. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the rights of women’.
156. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the office of one doctor’.
157. Choose the possessive form meaning ‘the room used by the teachers’.
158. Complete with a possessive: We will return in one ___ time.
159. Complete with a possessive: We will return in two ___ time.
160. Complete: She took a three-___ course.
161. Complete: The course lasted three ___.
162. Complete with a possessive: He has ten ___ experience.
163. Complete: We took a five-___ walk.
164. Complete with an apostrophe form: This is ___ report.
165. Complete: We attended ___ wedding.
166. Two brothers-in-law jointly own a shop. Choose the possessive phrase.
167. Ravi and Neha jointly own one house. Choose the conventional possessive.
168. Ravi and Neha own separate bicycles. Choose the clearest possessive phrase.
169. Choose the standard double possessive.
170. Choose the standard double possessive using a pronoun.
171. Choose the correct phrase.
172. Choose the correct sentence.
173. Which form is the contraction of ‘it is’?
174. Which sentence has a correctly formed ordinary plural?
175. Which sentence correctly expresses ownership by one student?
176. Which sentence correctly expresses ownership by several students?
177. Choose the phrase meaning ‘the nest of one bird’.
178. Choose the phrase meaning ‘the nests of several birds’.
179. Which apostrophe use is correct?
180. Choose the possessive phrase referring to one mouse.
181. Choose the possessive phrase referring to several mice.
182. Choose the conventional possessive meaning ‘the policy of the company’.
183. Choose the conventional possessive meaning ‘the policies of several companies’.
184. What is the head noun in ‘a basket of ripe mangoes’?
185. What is the head noun in ‘the captain of the two teams’?
186. What is the head noun in ‘three beautiful paintings on the wall’?
187. In ‘a stone wall’, stone functions as ___.
188. Choose the usual compound noun for a toothbrush.
189. What is the head noun of the whole phrase ‘an onion soup recipe’?
190. Choose the correct compound modifier.
191. Complete: A ___ child was rescued.
192. Complete: The child is six ___ old.
193. Complete: They live in a ___ building.
194. Choose the correct plural compound.
195. Choose the correct ordinary compound for a shop selling shoes.
196. Which statement about noun modifiers is accurate?
197. Which phrase has the correct conventional spelling?
198. Which phrase is correct in standard English?
199. Which statement about possession is accurate?
200. Which statement avoids a false universal rule?
Set 5: Mixed application and error correction
Questions 201–250 · 50 questions · 25 minutes
201. Choose the correct sentence.
202. Complete: The list of names ___ on the desk.
203. Complete: A number of applicants ___ waiting outside.
204. Complete: The number of applicants ___ increasing.
205. Complete: Each of the boxes ___ labelled.
206. Which present-tense form of have agrees with ‘every student’?
207. Complete: Several pieces of luggage ___ missing.
208. Complete: A piece of evidence ___ missing.
209. Complete: These scissors ___ sharp.
210. Complete: Two pairs of spectacles ___ on the shelf.
211. Choose the best correction of ‘He gave me many useful advices’.
212. Choose the best correction of ‘The informations are reliable’.
213. Choose the best correction of ‘These furniture are new’.
214. Choose the best correction of ‘The police has arrived’.
215. Choose the best correction of ‘I bought two dozens eggs’.
216. Complete: ___ of people attended the fair.
217. Complete: Exactly three ___ people attended the event.
218. Choose the correct sentence.
219. Choose the correct sentence.
220. Complete: We received two ___ rupees as a grant.
221. In British English, treating the team as one unit, complete: The team ___ ready for its photograph.
222. In British English, emphasising individual members, complete: The committee ___ divided in their opinions.
223. Which assertion about collective nouns is correct?
224. Complete: The United States ___ a federal republic.
225. Complete: The Philippines ___ an island country.
226. Complete: Physics ___ a challenging subject for him.
227. In a formal scientific sentence treating data as plural observations, choose the verb: These data ___ significant variation.
228. Which statement about data is accurate?
229. Complete: This ___ is sufficient to decide the result.
230. Complete: These ___ explain the unusual result.
231. Complete: The author submitted two ___.
232. Complete: This news ___ surprised everyone.
233. Choose the correct sentence.
234. Choose the sentence with a correctly formed noun of quantity.
235. Which sentence contains a countable use of glass?
236. Which sentence contains an uncountable use of iron?
237. Which sentence uses beauty as a countable noun?
238. Which sentence uses sound as a countable noun?
239. Which sentence uses business as a countable noun?
240. Which sentence uses custom to mean a tradition?
241. Which sentence uses customs to mean border checks or the responsible service?
242. Which sentence uses goods meaning merchandise correctly?
243. Which sentence correctly uses belongings?
244. Choose the correct singular-plural pair.
245. Which pair consists of two unchanged plurals?
246. Which sentence contains a noun in apposition?
247. Choose the correct compound measure phrase.
248. Choose the phrase that clearly shows one jointly owned car.
249. In ordinary use, which complete sentence is correct?
250. Which strategy best resolves a noun grammar question?
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