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One and More Than One: Plural Nouns
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Review and Final Check Quiz
1.
Three of these are spelled wrong. Which one is right?
1
three dish’s
three dishes
three dish
three dishs
2.
Which noun just adds s to mean more than one?
1
park bench
glass
puddle
fox
3.
Every noun adds s or es to mean more than one.
1
True
False
4.
The word “children” already means more than one so it does not need an s.
1
True
False
5.
One glass. Two ____ .
1
One glass. Two
.
6.
One man. Two ____ .
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One man. Two
.
7.
Choose the two nouns that need es to mean more than one.
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rock
fox
lunch
farmer
8.
Leo wrote “I ate two sandwichs.” What should he fix?
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He should take the s off the end completely.
The word should end in es because of the ch.
The number word should be spelled out differently.
The word should have an apostrophe before the s.
9.
Which word fits “Many ____ swim in the pond.”?
1
fishs
fish’s
fishes and fish are both wrong here
fish
10.
Ava wrote “The three little brown mouses ran.” What is wrong?
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There is nothing wrong with the way she wrote it.
The clue word three should sit next to the noun.
The sentence needs an apostrophe before the s.
The word mice already means more than one.
11.
Why does the ending on a noun matter?
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It shows the reader where the sentence ends.
It makes the word longer on the page.
It tells the reader when something happened.
It tells the reader how many there are.
