Question 1: What is a concrete noun? Provide a brief definition in your own words.

Answer: A concrete noun is a noun that refers to a physical object or thing that can be seen or touched.

Question 2: Identify three concrete nouns from the passage.

Answer: squirrel, ball, bicycle

Question 3: Which of the following is NOT a concrete noun?

Answer: b) Happiness

Question 4: Write a sentence using the noun 'squirrel'.

Answer: The squirrel scampered up the tree quickly.

Question 5: Explain why the nouns 'dog' and 'flower' are considered concrete nouns.

Answer: Because both 'dog' and 'flower' are tangible objects that can be seen and touched, making them concrete nouns.

Question 6: List three more examples of concrete nouns that could be found in a school environment.

Answer: desk, book, computer

Question 7: Differentiate between a concrete noun and an abstract noun with examples.

Answer: Concrete nouns refer to tangible objects like 'car' or 'apple', while abstract nouns refer to ideas or feelings such as 'happiness' or 'freedom'.

Question 8: Create a short descriptive paragraph using at least five concrete nouns learned today.

Answer: Students should include nouns like 'table', 'folder', 'pen', 'chair', and 'notebook' in their paragraph.