Nouns Puzzle One

1. _______ are placed around an appositive or appositive phrase when the appositive is not needed to identify the noun it renames.
4. A noun that shows ownership is called a/an _______ noun.
6. This names any person, place, thing, or idea (not a specific one).
10. A group of words that contains an appositive and the words that complete the appositive’s meaning is called a/an _______.
11. This names a particular person, place, thing, or idea.
12. A word that is made by combining two or more words into a single word is called a/an _______.
13. A _______ noun is one that names a group made up of individuals.
14. If a collective noun refers to a group acting together as one entity, then it functions as a _______ noun.

2. This names a noun that cannot be experiences with the five senses; These are thoughts, qualities, emotions, etc.
3. A person, place, thing, or idea is called a/an _______.
5. This names a noun that can be sensed with one or more of the five senses.
7. A single noun that is made up of more than one word is called a/an _______ noun.
8. Possessive nouns and _______ can easily be confused because they both use apostrophes.
9. If a collective noun refers to a group that is acting as individuals, then it functions as a _______ noun.
10. A noun that is placed next to another noun to add more information or identify it is called a/an _______.