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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. The Earth, Mars, Venus and Mercury are all planets. |
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Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury |
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Earth, Mars, Venus, planets |
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Earth, Venus, Mercury, planets |
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Mars, Venus, Mercury, planets |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. The ball bounced off a bat onto a table and hit Tom. |
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ball |
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bat |
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table |
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Tom |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. On a map, Asia and Europe are adjoining continents. |
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Asia, Europe |
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Europe, continents |
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map, continents |
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map, Europe |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. Mrs Rose has a ticket for the Royal Hall next week. |
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Mrs Rose, Royal Hall |
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Mrs Rose, ticket |
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Royal Hall, week |
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ticket, week |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. The driver of the train is Mr Hill; he has eight children. |
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children |
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driver |
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Mr Hill |
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train |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. The book's title is "Tennis" and the author is Jim Brown. |
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book's, Jim, Brown |
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book's, title, Jim |
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Tennis, Jim, Brown |
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title, Tennis, Jim |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. Alton is near the cities of Guildford and Winchester. |
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Alton, cities, Guildford |
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Alton, cities, Winchester |
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Alton, near, Winchester |
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Alton, Guildford, Winchester |
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Choose the proper noun(s) from the following sentence. The train stops in London, then in Bath and Bristol. |
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London, Bath, Bristol |
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train, Bath, Bristol |
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train, London, Bath |
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train, London, Bristol |
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