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    This document contains a 10 question quiz about noun plurals in English. The questions test whether the plural form of common nouns like "wolf", "tooth", and "mouse" end in -s, -es, or remain unchanged. It also contains sentences testing singular and plural articles. The document concludes by providing the answers and a short paragraph about bird territories as an example of noun usage.

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    This document contains a 10 question quiz about noun plurals in English. The questions test whether the plural form of common nouns like "wolf", "tooth", and "mouse" end in -s, -es, or remain unchanged. It also contains sentences testing singular and plural articles. The document concludes by providing the answers and a short paragraph about bird territories as an example of noun usage.

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    This document contains a 10 question quiz about noun plurals in English. The questions test whether the plural form of common nouns like "wolf", "tooth", and "mouse" end in -s, -es, or remain unchanged. It also contains sentences testing singular and plural articles. The document concludes by providing the answers and a short paragraph about bird territories as an example of noun usage.

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    SELF PROJECT

    Topic : Noun

    Choose the correct answer!

    1. I met five _____ in the wood.


    a. wolfs
    b. wolfes
    c. wolves
    2. The baby has two small _____.
    a. tooth
    b. toothes
    c. teeth
    3. She buys ____ pencils and ____ eraser.
    a. the, an
    b. a, a
    c. a, an
    4. Jane tells some ____ for his two ____.
    a. stories, childs
    b. story, children
    c. stories, children
    5. A ____ walks around the park.
    a. Women
    b. Men
    c. Man
    6. Sita gives a ___ to her mate.
    a. candy
    b. candys
    c. candies
    7. The ten ____ have come from Surabaya Zoo.
    a. deer
    b. deers
    c. dear
    8. I am not __ sociologist or __ anthropologist.
    a. a, a
    b. a, an
    c. an, an
    9. A _____ is under the table.
    a. mouse
    b. mice
    c. mouses
    10. My sister got __ uniform from her school.
    a. a
    b. an
    c. many

    Find out the Noun!

    Like mammals, birds claim their own territories. A bird’s territory may be small or large. Some birds claim only
    their nest and the area right around it, while others claim far larger territories that include their feeding areas.
    Gulls, penguins, and other waterfowl nest in huge colonies, but even in the biggest colonies, each male and his
    mate have small territories of their own immediately around their nests.
    Keys:

    1. C
    2. C
    3. A
    4. C
    5. C
    6. A
    7. A
    8. B
    9. A
    10. A

    Like mammals, birds claim their own territories. A bird’s territory may be small or large. Some birds claim
    only their nest and the area right around it, while others claim far larger territories that include their feeding
    areas. Gulls, penguins, and other waterfowl nest in huge colonies, but even in the biggest colonies, each
    male and his mate have small territories of their own immediately around their nests.

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