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What is the color of the rabbit's fur?
What is unique about the rabbit's eyes?
What does the rabbit like to eat?
Why does the writer put the rabbit back in its cage?
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What is the writer's feeling towards the rabbit?
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What is a characteristic of a singular noun?
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How do most nouns become plural?
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What is a characteristic of irregular plural nouns?
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What is a characteristic of nouns that remain the same in both singular and plural forms?
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What is a characteristic of uncountable nouns?
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What is an example of an uncountable noun?
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Study Notes
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- Study Notes*
My Rabbit
- Has white fur with black spots
- Has long ears and a short tail
- Has cute red big eyes
- Likes to eat carrot and other vegetables
- Loves to jump around when out of its cage
- Can be difficult to catch when released
- Lives in a cage to prevent running away
- Multiple Choice Questions*
- What is the color of my rabbit's fur? a) Black b) White with black spots c) White d) Red
Answer: b) White with black spots
- What does my rabbit like to eat? a) Fruits and meat b) Carrot and other vegetables c) Bread and sweets d) Rice and pasta
Answer: b) Carrot and other vegetables
- Why does the speaker put the rabbit back in its cage? a) Because it's hungry b) Because it's tired c) Because it might run away d) Because it's sleepy
Answer: c) Because it might run away
- What is special about my rabbit's eyes? a) They are small b) They are blue c) They are cute and red d) They are big and brown
Answer: c) They are cute and red
- How does my rabbit behave when out of its cage? a) It sleeps a lot b) It is very calm c) It jumps everywhere d) It hides in a corner
Answer: c) It jumps everywhere
Nouns: Singular, Plural, and Uncountable
Singular Nouns
- Refer to one person, place, thing, or idea
- Examples: Cat, City, Book, Happiness
Plural Nouns
- Refer to more than one person, place, thing, or idea
- Formed by adding -s to most nouns: cat -> cats, dog -> dogs
- Nouns ending in -s, -z, -sh, -ch, -x, or -o add -es: bus -> buses, hero -> heroes
- Nouns ending in a consonant + y change the y to -ies: city -> cities
- Irregular plurals: person -> people, mouse -> mice
Special Cases
- Nouns that remain the same in both singular and plural forms: deer, fish, sheep
- Nouns with the same form but different pronunciations: bow (front of a ship) / bow (ribbon tied around a package)
Uncountable Nouns
- Cannot be counted and do not have a plural form
- Examples: water, air, happiness, music
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Description
Test your knowledge about my rabbit's physical features, behavior, and habits. Learn about its fur color, eating habits, and more.
