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Question-1 Anderson is a renowned ________ .
Fill in the blanks with the correct option.

(A) musicist	(B)musicman
(C)musician	(D)musican

Question-2 The _____ of elephants swam across the lake.
Fill in with the correct collective noun.

(A) fleet	(B)army
(C)pack	(D)herd

Question-3
We should clean our______ in the morning and at night.(tooth)

Fill up with the plural form of the noun in brackets.

(A) tooths	(B) tooth
(C) teeth	(D) teeths

Question-4 Table, tree, star, mountain, street, book, car, school,
paper, pencil and computer are examples for _______ gender nouns.

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

Question-5 A noun is said to be in the _________ gender if it refers chiefly to males or to objects classified as male.

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

Question-6 Aswin took three wickets.Here the noun Aswin is said to be in the ______________ case.

(A) objective or accusative	(B) possessive
(C)nominative	(D) None of these.

Question-7 The milk in that bottle is rotten.
Identify the type of noun in italics.

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

Question-8 Karthik is the president of Winners Cricket Club.
______ and ______ in the above sentence are proper nouns.

(A) Karthik, President	(B)President, Winners Cricket Club.
(C)Karthik, Winners Cricket Club	(D)None of these.

Question-9 Leena wrote a letter . Here the noun letter is said to be in the _____________ case

(A) nominative	(B) objective or accusative
(C)possessive	(D)None of these.

Question-10 Children, wait outside .Here the noun children is in the ________ case.

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

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Std 9

Tamil Nadu (English Medium)

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Nouns- Case, Gender, Collective
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