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English Language: Middle School: Grades 6, 7 and 8 Quiz - Nouns (Abstract) 2 (Questions)

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Abstract nouns are often qualities or attitudes but they can also be feelings and ideas. Feelings and ideas are especially important to describe when writing a story or poem.

To give you a good grasp of abstract nouns, try this second English quiz on the subject.

1. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
'Pride and Prejudice' is a novel written years ago.
[ ] ago
[ ] is
[ ] novel
[ ] 'Pride and Prejudice'
2. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
It was always his ambition to become a doctor.
[ ] always
[ ] ambition
[ ] become
[ ] doctor
3. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The mountaineers showed great courage.
[ ] courage
[ ] great
[ ] mountaineers
[ ] showed
4. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
After the storm in the night came peace and quietness.
[ ] After, storm
[ ] peace, quietness
[ ] storm, night
[ ] storm, peace
5. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The nurse's kindness helped the patient greatly.
[ ] helped
[ ] kindness
[ ] nurse's
[ ] patient
6. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The hostility between the lands gave rise to war.
[ ] hostility
[ ] lands
[ ] rise
[ ] war
7. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Tom's eagerness to be the first one caused him to fail.
[ ] caused
[ ] eagerness
[ ] first
[ ] Tom's
8. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Tom's sadness at losing the race was obvious.
[ ] losing
[ ] race
[ ] sadness
[ ] Tom's
9. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The commitment of the leaders kept the group going.
[ ] commitment
[ ] going
[ ] group
[ ] leaders
10. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Her friendship meant so much to him.
[ ] friendship
[ ] him
[ ] meant
[ ] much
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English Language: Middle School: Grades 6, 7 and 8 Quiz - Nouns (Abstract) 2 (Answers)
1. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
'Pride and Prejudice' is a novel written years ago.
[ ] ago
[ ] is
[ ] novel
[x] 'Pride and Prejudice'
Pride and prejudice are both attitudes therefore they are abstract nouns
2. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
It was always his ambition to become a doctor.
[ ] always
[x] ambition
[ ] become
[ ] doctor
Ambition is a quality - an abstract noun
3. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The mountaineers showed great courage.
[x] courage
[ ] great
[ ] mountaineers
[ ] showed
4. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
After the storm in the night came peace and quietness.
[ ] After, storm
[x] peace, quietness
[ ] storm, night
[ ] storm, peace
5. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The nurse's kindness helped the patient greatly.
[ ] helped
[x] kindness
[ ] nurse's
[ ] patient
6. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The hostility between the lands gave rise to war.
[x] hostility
[ ] lands
[ ] rise
[ ] war
Hostility is an attitude - an abstract noun
7. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Tom's eagerness to be the first one caused him to fail.
[ ] caused
[x] eagerness
[ ] first
[ ] Tom's
8. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Tom's sadness at losing the race was obvious.
[ ] losing
[ ] race
[x] sadness
[ ] Tom's
Sadness is a feeling or attitude - an abstract noun
9. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
The commitment of the leaders kept the group going.
[x] commitment
[ ] going
[ ] group
[ ] leaders
10. Select the abstract noun(s) from the sentence below.
Her friendship meant so much to him.
[x] friendship
[ ] him
[ ] meant
[ ] much
Friendship is an attitude, you can write 'the' or 'a' in front of it but you cannot touch it