This challenging worksheet pushes first graders into multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank reasoning about common and proper nouns. Part A asks them to pick the proper noun from sets like 'park, dog, Denver, tree,' identify the common noun in 'Bella, Texas, garden, Mr. Kim,' and choose the sentence that uses a proper noun correctly ('My friend is Mia.'). Part B has them complete sentences using 'Florida,' 'pencil,' and 'Mrs. Grant,' and recall that proper nouns need a capital letter at the start. The format trains students to compare options and apply the rule under pressure.

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Busy Bee
Nouns (Common & Proper)
Grade 1
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. Which word is a proper noun?
 A) park
 B) dog
 C) Denver
 D) tree
2. Which word is a common noun?
 A) Bella
 B) Texas
 C) garden
 D) Mr. Kim
3. Which sentence uses a proper noun correctly?
 A) I like my Dog.
 B) I live in ohio.
 C) My friend is Mia.
 D) the Cat is big.
4. Which group has only common nouns?
 A) cat, Sam, ball
 B) desk, book, cup
 C) Lily, Ohio, Rex
 D) Main, Elm, Oak
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) A common noun names any person, place, or thing.
2) Florida is a proper noun.
3) The word pencil is a common noun.
4) Proper nouns need a capital letter at the start.
5) Mrs. Grant is a proper noun.
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