Noun - Class 6 English - Extra Questions

He is a popular actor. He looks good with all his heroines. His mother was also an actress. His sister is a businesswoman.

1. fleet            5. bundle

2. bunch        6. flock

3. brood         7. school

4. herd           8.pack

The work that a noun performs in a sentence is referred to as its grammatical function;
A noun can perform any of the following five functions:
• Subject of a verb
• Object of a verb
• Complement of a verb
• Object of a preposition
• Be in opposition to another noun.

Positions of nouns
1. Subject
A subject is followed by a verb.
Examples:
– Makara sang a song at the wedding.
– The house is very nice.

1. Direct Object
   Direct object is the noun that receives the action of the transitive verb.
   Examples:
   – After dinner, I always serve a cake.
   – My restaurant offers a reasonable price.
2. Indirect object
   Indirect object precedes the direct object and can be found by asking who or what received the direct object.
   Examples:
   – We can give my friend a ticket.
   – Mika sent her brother a postcard.
   
3. Object of preposition
   The noun that follows the preposition is called object of preposition.
   Examples:
   – Many people live in the flooded village.
   – After the meal, we watch TV.
   
4. Object of verbal
   Verbal’s are forms of verbs used as other parts of speech such as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.
   Examples:
5. Predicate nominative
   Predicate nominative is the noun following a linking verb that restates or stands for the subject. Examples:
   – Hun Sen is the leader.
   – It became an evil.
6. Appositive
   Appositive stands directly after the noun it identifies.
   Examples:
   – Kanika, my best friend, just visited Australia.
   – Cambodia, my hometown, is the kingdom of wonder.
7. Objective complement
   It is placed directly after direct object. Without objective complement, the sentence is not completed.
   Examples:
   I consider you my sister.
   I will make this party a good occasion.
   – Opening the door, I saw many people waiting for me.
   – We are the ones to win the game.

Information is a mass noun/uncountable noun, therefore it does not have a plural form.

Proper Nouns

The plural of "proof" is "proofs".

It is a countable and abstract noun.
Explanation:
A noun is countable if it has plural form and it can be used with numbers and word hour fulfills these conditions because you can say for example:
I spent two hours reading this book.
It is also an abstract noun because it does not describe any material thing but just an idea of a unit of time.
If a noun is not abstract, then you can describe its physical properties like shape, colour, material and so on.

Answer 
They are countable nouns.
Explanation:Countable and uncountable nouns are are different because:
Countable nouns are nouns that are able to be counted. They usually have a plural form.Examples: cat/cats, suitcase/suitcases, pencil/pencils...
Uncountable nouns are nouns that not able to be counted. They usually do not have a plural form.Examples: rain, earth, wine
Fruit and vegetables are able to be counted - and they have a plural form, so they are countable nouns.

Answer
The nouns in the sentence are "trash" and "can"
Explanation:
A noun is defined as a person, place, or thing. In the sentence, "The trash can is full.", there are only two words that can qualify as nouns; "trash" and "can".
The tricky part is that "trash can" can be considered one word ("trashcan") or two words ("trash can"). Since the text shows the phrase as two separate words, I would consider there to be two nouns in the sentence.

There are a number of standard collective nouns for bees.

Explanation:

The collective nouns for a group of bees are:
a bike of bees
a charm of bees
a cluster of bees
an erst of bees
a game of bees
a grist of bees
a hive of bees
a hum of bees
a nest of bees
a rabble of bees
a swarm of bees

A singular noun refers to one thing.
Explanation:
All nouns are either plural or singular. Plural nouns refer to multiple things and often end in 's' or 'es' (ex. dogs, cats, ponies, crates, pies, etc.). Singular nouns refer to one thing (ex. circle, heart, pastry, book, etc.).
Some nouns are irregular, meaning that their plural forms do not end in 's' or 'es' as most plural nouns do. Some examples are 'radii' (plural of radius), 'mice' (plural of mouse), and 'children' (plural of child). They are still plural because they refer to more than one thing.

Answer 
Explanation:
A subject noun is a noun that performs the action of the verb in a sentence. For example
Ahmed failed the test(Ahmed is a subject noun)
An object noun is a noun that receives the action of a verb. For example
Kelly teaches Jack(Jack is an object noun)

Answer 
Yes, Country is a common noun. It can be a proper noun only when you name the country like India, China, etc.

The Clouds of locusts.
Extra Information :
Noun :
The all naming word called noun.
Examples :
- I live in USA.
- Marina is a big city.
- We are UAE's.
There are 8 types of Noun :
- Proper Noun.
- Singular Noun.
- Plural Noun.
- Possessive Noun.
- Concrete Noun.
- Abstract Noun.
- Collective Noun.
- Collective Noun :
The noun that refers to collection/group of things taken as whole.
Examples :
- A hive of bees.
- A litter of puppies.

Orchestra or Band is the collective noun for musicians.

A bundle of Hay.

Soap and a musical instrument- santoor
An Indian brand of soap and also an Indian musical instrument involving light strokes and glides.

Army is the collective noun for soldiers.

'Air'  when we are thinking about the mixture of gases we breathe, is a concrete noun since it has physical existence. 

Humanity.

Fruit and shoe polish- cherry
Cherry fruits belong to trees of the genus Prunus.

Tree and tooth paste- Babool
Babool tree or the gum arabica tree is mainly found in Africa and Indian subcontinent.

"Pack of thieves"

1. A bundle
2. A carillon
3. A pack
4. Crowd
5. A flight or A float
6. A boquet
7. A shoal
8. A choir
9. A band
10. A gang
11. A constellation
12. A suite
13. A triptych
14. A troop........