The Noun

1. In the phrase "Mr. Rahman, our Headmaster," what is the grammatical function of "our Headmaster"?

• A) It is a collective noun
• B) It is a possessive form
• C) It is a material noun
• D) It is in apposition to "Mr. Rahman"

2. According to the text, what is a noun?

• A) A word that describes an action
• B) A naming word for a person, place or thing
• C) A word that connects sentences
• D) A word that shows emotion

3. According to the note in the text, how are most nouns made plural?

• A) By adding 'es'
• B) By adding 'ies'
• C) By adding an 's' to the singular form
• D) By changing an internal vowel

4. How do singular nouns ending in a consonant followed by 'y' form their plurals?

• A) By adding 's'
• B) By adding 'es'
• C) By dropping 'y' and adding 'ies'
• D) By adding 'ves'

5. How is the possessive case formed for a plural noun that already ends in 's'?

• A) By adding 's
• B) By adding only an apostrophe after the 's'
• C) By adding 'es
• D) The form does not change

6. Based on the example provided, under what circumstance can a proper noun be used as a common noun?

• A) When it refers to a specific country
• B) When it is used to represent a class of individuals with similar qualities
• C) When it is plural in form
• D) When it is the name of a subject

7. The passage identifies "Rajshahi" as what kind of noun?

• A) Common Noun
• B) Collective Noun
• C) Proper Noun
• D) Abstract Noun