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Nouns Practice Worksheet with Answers- English Grammar Exercises | GPN

๐Ÿ“… Content updated on 21 April 2026

๐Ÿ”ค Introduction to Nouns – Quick Summary: A noun is a naming word. It names a person, place, animal, thing, or feeling.

๐Ÿง‘‍๐Ÿซ Instructions for Teachers & Students: Read each question carefully. Try to find the noun or nouns on your own first. Then click “Show Answer” to see the correct answer, a friendly explanation, and a fresh example where the nouns are shown in bold green.



✅ Solved Examples (20 Questions with Answers)

Take a moment to study these. They show you exactly how we find nouns — whether it's a person, place, animal, or thing.

Solved Q.1
Find the noun: "The dog is barking."
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Answer: dog
Explanation: A noun is a word that names an animal, person, place, or thing. In this sentence, 'dog' is an animal, so it's the noun. The word 'barking' tells us what the dog is doing — that's an action word, not a noun.
Example: The ๐Ÿ• dog chased the ball.
Solved Q.2
Find the noun: "My mother is a teacher."
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Answer: mother, teacher
Explanation: Both 'mother' and 'teacher' are naming words for people. 'My' shows who the mother belongs to but isn't a noun. 'Is' helps link the ideas.
Example: Her ๐Ÿ‘ฉ‍๐Ÿซ teacher read a story to the class.
Solved Q.3
Find the noun: "The sun shines brightly."
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Answer: sun
Explanation: 'Sun' is a thing we see in the sky. It's a noun. 'Shines' is the action — a verb. 'Brightly' describes how it shines.
Example: The ☀️ sun warmed the earth.
Solved Q.4
Find the noun: "I live in Delhi."
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Answer: Delhi
Explanation: 'Delhi' is the special name of a place, so it's a noun. 'I' is a pronoun (a word used instead of a name). 'Live' is the action.
Example: She visited ๐Ÿ›️ Mumbai during her holidays.
Solved Q.5
Find the noun: "The book is on the table."
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Answer: book, table
Explanation: 'Book' and 'table' are things you can touch. Both are nouns. The word 'on' shows where the book is — it's a preposition.
Example: The ๐Ÿ“š book fell off the shelf.
Solved Q.6
Find the noun: "Birds fly in the sky."
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Answer: birds, sky
Explanation: 'Birds' are animals, and 'sky' is a place above us. Both are naming words. 'Fly' is the action the birds are doing.
Example: The ๐Ÿฆ birds sat on the branch of the tree.
Solved Q.7
Find the noun: "My sister loves ice-cream."
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Answer: sister, ice-cream
Explanation: 'Sister' is a person, and 'ice-cream' is a yummy thing to eat. Both are nouns. 'Loves' tells us how she feels about it — a verb.
Example: His ๐Ÿฆ ice-cream melted on the plate.
Solved Q.8
Find the noun: "Honesty is the best policy."
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Answer: Honesty, policy
Explanation: 'Honesty' is a quality or idea — we call it an abstract noun. 'Policy' is also an idea or rule. You can't touch them, but you can understand them.
Example: ๐Ÿ•Š️ Peace brings happiness to all.
Solved Q.9
Find the noun: "The children are playing in the park."
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Answer: children, park
Explanation: 'Children' means more than one child (people). 'Park' is a place where we play. Both are nouns. 'Playing' is the action.
Example: The ๐Ÿง’ children ran around the playground.
Solved Q.10
Find the noun: "The elephant has a long trunk."
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Answer: elephant, trunk
Explanation: 'Elephant' is a huge animal, and 'trunk' is a body part (thing). Both are nouns. 'Long' describes the trunk — an adjective.
Example: The ๐Ÿ˜ elephant flapped its big ears.
Solved Q.11
Find the noun: "My father drives a car."
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Answer: father, car
Explanation: 'Father' names a family member (person). 'Car' names a vehicle (thing). Both are nouns. 'Drives' is the action.
Example: His ๐Ÿ‘จ father washed the blue car.
Solved Q.12
Find the noun: "We saw a lion at the zoo."
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Answer: lion, zoo
Explanation: 'Lion' is a wild animal. 'Zoo' is a place where we see many animals. 'We' is a pronoun.
Example: The ๐Ÿฆ lion rested inside its enclosure.
Solved Q.13
Find the noun: "The flower smells sweet."
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Answer: flower
Explanation: 'Flower' is a beautiful thing that grows. 'Smells' is a verb, and 'sweet' describes the smell.
Example: The ๐ŸŒธ flower bloomed in the garden.
Solved Q.14
Find the noun: "Riya has a new pencil."
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Answer: Riya, pencil
Explanation: 'Riya' is a special name of a girl (proper noun). 'Pencil' is a common thing we write with.
Example: ๐Ÿ“ Riya sharpened her pencil.
Solved Q.15
Find the noun: "The baby is sleeping in the cradle."
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Answer: baby, cradle
Explanation: 'Baby' is a very young person. 'Cradle' is a small bed for babies. Both are nouns.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘ถ baby slept in the cosy cot.
Solved Q.16
Find the noun: "Our school has a big library."
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Answer: school, library
Explanation: 'School' is a place where we learn. 'Library' is a place full of books. Both are nouns.
Example: Our ๐Ÿซ school has a bright library.
Solved Q.17
Find the noun: "Courage is a good quality."
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Answer: Courage, quality
Explanation: 'Courage' means bravery — an idea we feel. 'Quality' is also an idea. Both are abstract nouns.
Example: ๐Ÿ’ช Strength and patience are good qualities.
Solved Q.18
Find the noun: "The stars twinkle at night."
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Answer: stars, night
Explanation: 'Stars' are shiny things in the sky. 'Night' is a time of day. Both are nouns.
Example: The ✨ stars shone brightly in the dark sky.
Solved Q.19
Find the noun: "My uncle lives in a village."
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Answer: uncle, village
Explanation: 'Uncle' is a person in our family. 'Village' is a small place where people live. Both are naming words.
Example: My ๐Ÿ‘ด uncle has a farm in the countryside.
Solved Q.20
Find the noun: "The train arrived at the station."
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Answer: train, station
Explanation: 'Train' is a long vehicle that runs on tracks. 'Station' is the place where trains stop. Both are nouns.
Example: The ๐Ÿš‚ train waited at the busy platform.


✏️ Practice Questions (20 Questions with Answers)

Now it's your turn. Give each one a go, then click to check if you spotted all the nouns.

Practice Q.1
Find the noun: "The cat drank milk."
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Answer: cat, milk
Explanation: 'Cat' is an animal (noun). 'Milk' is a drink (thing, noun). 'Drank' tells us the action.
Example: The ๐Ÿฑ cat licked the milk from the bowl.
Practice Q.2
Find the noun: "My friend lives in Chennai."
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Answer: friend, Chennai
Explanation: 'Friend' is a person. 'Chennai' is a special name of a city (proper noun).
Example: My ๐Ÿ‘ง friend moved to Kolkata.
Practice Q.3
Find the noun: "We have a big house."
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Answer: house
Explanation: 'House' is a place where people live. 'We' is a pronoun, and 'big' describes the house.
Example: Our ๐Ÿ  house has a red door.
Practice Q.4
Find the noun: "The monkey ate a banana."
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Answer: monkey, banana
Explanation: 'Monkey' is an animal. 'Banana' is a fruit (thing). Both are naming words.
Example: The ๐Ÿ’ monkey peeled the yellow banana.
Practice Q.5
Find the noun: "Rohan plays cricket."
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Answer: Rohan, cricket
Explanation: 'Rohan' is a boy's name (proper noun). 'Cricket' is the name of a sport (thing).
Example: ๐Ÿ Rohan enjoys playing football too.
Practice Q.6
Find the noun: "The teacher wrote on the board."
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Answer: teacher, board
Explanation: 'Teacher' is a person who teaches. 'Board' is the thing they write on. Both nouns.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘จ‍๐Ÿซ teacher pointed at the map.
Practice Q.7
Find the noun: "The door is made of wood."
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Answer: door, wood
Explanation: 'Door' is a thing we open. 'Wood' is the material it's made from. Both are nouns.
Example: The ๐Ÿšช door creaked in the strong wind.
Practice Q.8
Find the noun: "The river flows gently."
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Answer: river
Explanation: 'River' is a large natural stream of water. It's a thing, so a noun. 'Flows' is the action.
Example: The ๐ŸŒŠ river sparkled under the bright moon.
Practice Q.9
Find the noun: "His courage saved the child."
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Answer: courage, child
Explanation: 'Courage' is an abstract noun (bravery). 'Child' is a person (noun).
Example: ๐Ÿฆธ Bravery helped the girl cross the busy road.
Practice Q.10
Find the noun: "The moon looks beautiful tonight."
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Answer: moon, tonight
Explanation: 'Moon' is a thing in space. 'Tonight' is a time (abstract noun).
Example: The ๐ŸŒ• moon was round and bright last night.
Practice Q.11
Find the noun: "My grandmother tells funny stories."
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Answer: grandmother, stories
Explanation: 'Grandmother' is a person. 'Stories' are things we hear or read (plural noun).
Example: My ๐Ÿ‘ต grandmother baked delicious cookies.
Practice Q.12
Find the noun: "The bag is full of books."
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Answer: bag, books
Explanation: 'Bag' is a thing we carry. 'Books' is the plural of book (things).
Example: My ๐ŸŽ’ bag contains three notebooks and a pencil.
Practice Q.13
Find the noun: "The children saw a rainbow."
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Answer: children, rainbow
Explanation: 'Children' are people. 'Rainbow' is a colourful thing in the sky.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘ง children pointed at the bright rainbow after the rain.
Practice Q.14
Find the noun: "We need peace in the world."
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Answer: peace, world
Explanation: 'Peace' is an idea/feeling (abstract noun). 'World' is the place we all live in.
Example: ๐Ÿ•Š️ Peace brings joy to every home.
Practice Q.15
Find the noun: "His shoes are very dirty."
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Answer: shoes
Explanation: 'Shoes' are things we wear on our feet. 'His' is a pronoun, 'dirty' describes them.
Example: My ๐Ÿ‘Ÿ shoes are wet from the rain.
Practice Q.16
Find the noun: "The horse ran across the field."
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Answer: horse, field
Explanation: 'Horse' is an animal. 'Field' is an open piece of land. 'Ran' is the action.
Example: The ๐ŸŽ horse grazed in the green meadow.
Practice Q.17
Find the noun: "The cake was very tasty."
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Answer: cake
Explanation: 'Cake' is a delicious food (thing). 'Tasty' describes it.
Example: The ๐ŸŽ‚ cake had pink frosting and colourful sprinkles.
Practice Q.18
Find the noun: "Aman and Priya are friends."
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Answer: Aman, Priya, friends
Explanation: 'Aman' and 'Priya' are special names of people. 'Friends' is also a noun (persons).
Example: ๐Ÿ‘ฆ Aman and ๐Ÿ‘ง Priya played in the park.
Practice Q.19
Find the noun: "The chair is made of plastic."
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Answer: chair, plastic
Explanation: 'Chair' is something we sit on. 'Plastic' is the material. Both are naming words.
Example: The ๐Ÿช‘ chair broke under the heavy weight.
Practice Q.20
Find the noun: "We went to the beach in summer."
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Answer: beach, summer
Explanation: 'Beach' is a sandy place by the sea. 'Summer' is a season (time).
Example: The ๐Ÿ–️ beach was crowded last Sunday.


๐Ÿš€ Challenge Questions (10 Questions with Answers)

Ready for a little brain workout? These sentences have more than one noun — can you spot them all?

Challenge Q.1
Find all nouns: "The brave firefighter rescued the kitten from the tree."
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Answer: firefighter, kitten, tree
Explanation: 'Firefighter' is a person, 'kitten' is a baby cat (animal), 'tree' is a plant (thing). 'Brave' describes the firefighter.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘ฉ‍๐Ÿš’ firefighter carried the tiny puppy down the long ladder.
Challenge Q.2
Find all nouns: "Patience and hard work bring success."
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Answer: Patience, work, success
Explanation: All three are abstract nouns — qualities or ideas you can't touch but can feel or achieve.
Example: ๐Ÿง˜ Patience and regular practice lead to true mastery.
Challenge Q.3
Find all nouns: "The Taj Mahal is in Agra."
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Answer: Taj Mahal, Agra
Explanation: 'Taj Mahal' is the special name of a monument. 'Agra' is the special name of a city. Both proper nouns.
Example: ๐Ÿ•Œ Taj Mahal is a famous monument in India.
Challenge Q.4
Find all nouns: "Our class went for a picnic to the garden."
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Answer: class, picnic, garden
Explanation: 'Class' is a group of students (collective noun). 'Picnic' is an outing (event). 'Garden' is a place.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘ฉ‍๐Ÿซ class enjoyed the excursion to the museum.
Challenge Q.5
Find all nouns: "The crowd cheered for the players."
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Answer: crowd, players
Explanation: 'Crowd' is a large group of people (collective noun). 'Players' are persons who play a game.
Example: The ๐ŸŽ‰ crowd clapped for the talented singers on the big stage.
Challenge Q.6
Find all nouns: "A swarm of bees flew towards the hive."
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Answer: swarm, bees, hive
Explanation: 'Swarm' is a collective noun for bees. 'Bees' are insects. 'Hive' is the place they live.
Example: A ๐Ÿ swarm of bees buzzed near the blooming flowers.
Challenge Q.7
Find all nouns: "My brother's bicycle is new."
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Answer: brother, bicycle
Explanation: 'Brother' is a person. 'Bicycle' is a thing (vehicle). 'My' and 'new' are describing words.
Example: My ๐Ÿ‘ฆ brother rides his red bicycle to school every morning.
Challenge Q.8
Find all nouns: "Knowledge is power."
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Answer: Knowledge, power
Explanation: Both are abstract nouns. 'Knowledge' is what we learn. 'Power' means strength or ability.
Example: ๐Ÿ“š Knowledge gives us great confidence.
Challenge Q.9
Find all nouns: "The farmer grows wheat in his field."
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Answer: farmer, wheat, field
Explanation: 'Farmer' is a person. 'Wheat' is a crop (thing). 'Field' is a place.
Example: The ๐Ÿ‘จ‍๐ŸŒพ farmer harvested golden rice from the vast paddy.
Challenge Q.10
Find all nouns: "Diwali is a festival of lights."
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Answer: Diwali, festival, lights
Explanation: 'Diwali' is a special festival name (proper noun). 'Festival' is an event. 'Lights' are things we see.
Example: ๐Ÿช” Diwali fills every home with bright lamps and sweet sweets.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Quick answers to common questions about nouns for young learners.

FAQ 1
What exactly is a noun?
Show Answer
Answer: A noun is a word that names a person (like 'teacher'), place (like 'park'), animal (like 'dog'), thing (like 'book'), or idea (like 'love').
FAQ 2
How many types of nouns are there?
Show Answer
Answer: There are several types, but the main ones are common nouns (general names like 'city'), proper nouns (specific names like 'Delhi'), collective nouns (groups like 'team'), and abstract nouns (ideas like 'bravery').
FAQ 3
What's the difference between a common noun and a proper noun?
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Answer: A common noun is a general name (like 'girl' or 'river'). A proper noun is a special name that always starts with a capital letter (like 'Priya' or 'Ganga').
FAQ 4
Can a word be both a noun and a verb?
Show Answer
Answer: Yes! For example, 'run' can be a noun (We went for a run.) or a verb (I run every morning.). The way it's used in the sentence tells you.
FAQ 5
What are abstract nouns? Can you give an example?
Show Answer
Answer: Abstract nouns name things you cannot see or touch — feelings, qualities, or ideas. Examples: 'happiness', 'courage', 'childhood', 'freedom'.



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