Question

hich words in this sentence are common nouns?

Montezuma II was a great ruler of the Aztec people.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
people

B.
ruler

C.
Montezuma II

D.
Aztec

E.
great

Answer 1

@cheerleader

Answer 2

@jose12345

Answer 3

@walter20 @Walkerman15

Answer 4

plz help

Answer 5

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Answer 6

hello

Answer 7

@cheerleader

Answer 8

@Fallontine

Answer 9

@Night-Watcher

Answer 10

hich words in this sentence are common nouns?

Montezuma II was a great ruler of the Aztec people.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
people

B.
ruler

C.
Montezuma II

D.
Aztec

E.
great

Answer 11

@ShayleeCutie

Answer 12

well anyone

Answer 13

@Blu-Girl

Answer 14

@studygirl

Answer 15

@gorv

Answer 16

i got a nd

Answer 17

a n d

Answer 18

@cheerleader

Answer 19

so nouns are: Montezuma, ruler, people
Montezuma is a name of a certain person, while there are many people and rulers
so "ruler" and "people" (A and B) are correct

Answer 20

ok thx @Fallontine i stiilll neeeeed uuu

Answer 21

@sissyedgar

Answer 22

What do you need help with?

Answer 23

is a and b right

Answer 24

i need to get this right

Answer 25

yes, A and B are right :)

Answer 26

ok thx

Answer 27

Which words in this sentence are common nouns?

Aztec crops, such as corn and beans, were unknown in Europe.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
crops

B.
Europe

C.
Aztec

D.
such

E.
beans

Answer 28

@Bballplayer48

Answer 29

b and c

Answer 30

ok i got kore 23

Answer 31

Which words in this sentence are common nouns?

While visiting Vermont, we celebrated the Fourth of July with hamburgers, baked beans, and salad.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
Vermont

B.
beans

C.
baked

D.
salad

E.
Fourth of July

Answer 32

a and e

Answer 33

ok thx

Answer 34

yup

Answer 35

Which words in this sentence are proper nouns?

One day, I plan on traveling to europe and spending time in paris.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
paris

B.
traveling

C.
day

D.
europe

E.
time

Answer 36

D

Answer 37

ok

Answer 38

Which words in this sentence are proper nouns?

His sister will graduate from harvard next june with a degree in biology.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
sister

B.
biology

C.
harvard

D.
degree

E.
june

Answer 39

@cheerleader

Answer 40

@Alejuad

Answer 41

b c e

Answer 42

Which words in this sentence are proper nouns?

The jeffersons spent sunday at the beach flying kites, splashing in the ocean, and building sandcastles.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
sunday

B.
beach

C.
jeffersons

D.
kites

E.
ocean

Answer 43

@LunyMoony

Answer 44

a b

Answer 45

A and B, yes @calebwill123

Answer 46

Which words in this sentence are proper nouns?

Many immigrants passed through ellis island when they arrived in the united states.

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
immigrants

B.
ellis island

C.
they

D.
arrived

E.
united states

Answer 47

a and e

Answer 48

Sry, I didnt see your last question, B and E, beach and ocean is what you are looking for

Answer 49

Id say B also cheerleader

Answer 50

Ellis island seems common if someone is on ellis island

Answer 51

@cheerleader you're wrong. Common nouns don't start with a capital letter and don't name a certain place or person (Kate, America, Montezuma, Egypt, Ohio, Mt Everest) etc. They only name general things (like apple, seller, street, newspaper, coin)...
Got it? :)

Answer 52

So just A then? @Fallontine

Answer 53

canyall two stay and help me

Answer 54

Nouns name people, places, and things.

Answer 55

Nouns, that name certain people or places and always start with a capital letter are called "proper nouns".
This website might help you.
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/commonnoun.htm

Answer 56

help e not confuse me

Answer 57

Just A @calebwill123

Answer 58

yall two stay here plz help me

Answer 59

Which kind of pronoun is the underlined word?


Here's the number of the person she needs to speak with.

A.
indefinite

B.
demonstrative

C.
personal

D.
reflexive

Answer 60

I want to explain once more :)

starts with a capital letter, names one of its kind - proper noun

names any of a kind (if there are many of that thing in the word, for example... there are many apples etc) - common noun

Answer 61

ok yall just tellme answers ok i really need help

Answer 62

pronoun "she" - personal, because you can replace it by a person (for example Amanda) and it will make sense

Answer 63

Id say Demonstrative, A demonstrative pronoun represents a thing or things

Answer 64

whats the answer

Answer 65

Which one is underlined?

Answer 66

Here's or she?

Answer 67

good question, @LunyMoony

Answer 68

Look into your question plz @calebwill123

Answer 69

From where your question is, plz

Answer 70

so if the underlined one is "here's", it's demonstrative. If it's "she", it's personal.

Answer 71

1).-a,b 2).b,c 3). A.e 4). D 5).b c e 6). A b 7). A,e that all I got don't know if that helps still or not