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Which of the following is a defining characteristic of a proper noun?
Which of the following is a defining characteristic of a proper noun?
- It is interchangeable with other nouns within the same category.
- It refers to a general category of entities.
- It is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence.
- It specifically names a person, place, or thing. (correct)
Identify the common noun from the given options.
Identify the common noun from the given options.
- President Lincoln
- Golden Gate Bridge
- Mountain (correct)
- Mississippi River
The word 'river' is capitalized in the phrase 'Amazon River' because it is:
The word 'river' is capitalized in the phrase 'Amazon River' because it is:
- A common noun
- Grammatically required
- Part of a title
- Part of a proper noun (correct)
In the context of the '5 P's to Success,' which 'P' likely emphasizes overcoming obstacles and maintaining consistent effort?
In the context of the '5 P's to Success,' which 'P' likely emphasizes overcoming obstacles and maintaining consistent effort?
Without further context, the '5 P's to Success' could be considered:
Without further context, the '5 P's to Success' could be considered:
Flashcards
Proper Nouns
Proper Nouns
Specific names for people, places, or things that are always capitalized.
Common Nouns
Common Nouns
General names for people, places, or things, not capitalized unless starting a sentence.
Planning (5 P's to Success)
Planning (5 P's to Success)
Developing a clear strategy and roadmap to achieve goals.
Preparation (5 P's to Success)
Preparation (5 P's to Success)
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Persistence (5 P's to Success)
Persistence (5 P's to Success)
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Study Notes
Proper Nouns
- Proper nouns are specific names for people, places, or things.
- They are always capitalized.
- Examples: John Smith, Paris, Amazon River, New York City.
- Proper nouns identify specific entities, differentiating them from general categories.
Common Nouns
- Common nouns are general names for people, places, or things.
- They are not capitalized unless they begin a sentence.
- Examples: dog, city, river, state, book.
- Common nouns refer to classes or groups of entities, not specific individuals.
5 P's to Success
- This phrase likely refers to a specific framework or mnemonic device for achieving success.
- The exact "5 P's" are unknown without context.
- Possible interpretations of the "5 P's" include:
- Planning: Developing a clear strategy and roadmap to achieve goals.
- Preparation: Gathering required resources, knowledge, and skills to succeed.
- Persistence: Maintaining dedication and effort, overcoming obstacles, and continuing forward despite challenges.
- Performance: Executing effectively and efficiently, applying knowledge and skills effectively to achieve results.
- Positivity: Maintaining a productive mindset, encouraging resilience, and remaining hopeful through adversity.
- The specific meaning depends entirely on the source material.
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