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Question-1 Bed, table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school,
paper, pencil and computer are few of the _______ nouns which we use regularly.

(A) common	(B) common
(C) neuter	(D) feminine

Question-2 A noun is said to be in the _________ gender if it refers to a male character or member of a species.

(A) feminine	(B)masculine
(C)neuter	(D)common

Question-3 _________ noun is the name of something that we can only think of or feel but cannot see .

(A) Abstract	(B)Common
(C)Uncountable	(D)Collective

Question-4 Woman, lioness, heroine, girl, mare, niece, empress, cow and actress are some of the __________ nouns that we use.

(A) masculine	(B)neuter
(C) common	(D)feminine

Question-5 Nisha ate a cake.Here the noun Nisha is said to be in the ______________ case.

(A) objective or accusative	(B)nominative
(C)possessive	(D)possessive

Question-6 Identify the gender.Telephone.

(A) common	(B)feminine
(C)neuter	(D)masculine

Question-7
Change the nouns in italics from the feminine to the masculine.

My aunt visits her niece every week-end.

(A) uncle,son	(B)uncle,nephew
(C)father,cousin	(D)cousin,nephew

Question-8 The Postman brought me a letter.Here me is in the _____ case.

(A) possessive	(B)dative
(C)nominative	(D)accusative

Question-9 Please tell me a story.Identify the type of noun in italics.

(A) countable	(B) abstract
(C)uncountable	(D) collective

Question-10
James teaches in a _______ High School.

(A) girls	(B) girl's
(C) girls'	(D) girl

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