Latin Nouns 1: What is a Noun?

As part of a sentence, a noun is a word that names something.

The red words in the following sentences are all nouns.

Jane runs.	Jane sees the dog.
The workers ate lunch.	Paul gave the ball to Bill
The students took the train to the city	Jim climbed the walls of the fort.
The subway runs beneath the streets.	Money was desired by Mark.

Q1.What do you call that part of a sentence that names a thing or person? (one word, lower case.)

Q2. Consider this sentence. Jill jumps quickly.
What is the noun in this sentence?

Q3. Now consider this sentence. Pauline raced quickly toward the door.

What are the two nouns here? Write the answer in this form firstnoun and secondnoun. Do not use extra spaces or periods!

Q4. Now consider this sentence. The wind shook the trees.

What are the two nouns here? Write the answer in this form firstnoun and secondnoun. Do not use extra spaces or periods!

Q5.Now consider this sentence.Maria handed the hammer to Carlos.
What are the three nouns here? Write the answer in this form firstnoun
and secondnoun and thirdnoun. Write the nouns in the order that they

appear in the sentence. Be careful with the spelling. Do not use extra spaces or a period!

Q6. Now consider this sentence. The president of the company gave a bonus.
What are the three nouns here? Write the answer in this form firstnoun
and secondnoun and thirdnoun. Write the nouns in the order that they

appear in the sentence. Be careful with the spelling. Do not use extra spaces or a period!

Q7. Again, what do you call that part of a sentence that names a thing or person? (one word, lower case.)

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