Concrete and Abstract Nouns Worksheet

Complete online quiz to assess students' understanding of abstract and concrete nouns

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Complete the following in their groups

Tier 1

Grade 6 Abstract and Concrete Nouns Worksheet

Part 1: Fill in the Blanks

Complete the sentences below by filling in the blanks with either an abstract or concrete noun.

1. The _____ (joy/happiness) on her face was clear when she received the gift.
2. My grandfather gave me a beautiful _____ (clock/hope) for my birthday.
3. Courage and _____ (friendship/desk) are qualities I admire in my friend.
4. The _____ (apple/curiosity) on the table looked delicious.
5. After the speech, I felt a sense of _____ (fear/book) that I couldn’t explain.

Part 2: Multiple Choice

Circle the correct answer for each sentence. Choose whether the bolded noun is abstract or concrete.

1. The children played with the ball in the park.
   a) Abstract
   b) Concrete

2. She was filled with happiness after hearing the good news.
   a) Abstract
   b) Concrete

3. The computer on the desk was brand new.
   a) Abstract
   b) Concrete

4. He showed kindness to everyone in the room.
   a) Abstract
   b) Concrete

5. The flowers in the garden smelled wonderful.
   a) Abstract
   b) Concrete

Part 3: Match the Nouns

Match the abstract nouns in Column A with the correct concrete nouns in Column B.

Column A (Abstract Nouns)	Column B (Concrete Nouns)
1. Freedom	a. Chair
2. Love	b. Bird
3. Anger	c. Rainbow
4. Knowledge	d. House
5. Beauty	e. Classroom

Part 4: Short Answer

Answer the following questions in a sentence or two.

1. Define abstract noun and give an example from your everyday life.

2. Define concrete noun and provide an example of an object you can see in your classroom.

3. Why do you think abstract nouns are important for expressing emotions and ideas?

Part 5: Identify the Nouns

Underline the abstract nouns and circle the concrete nouns in the following sentences.

1. The dog barked at the stranger out of fear.
2. She looked at the painting with admiration.
3. My parents bought a new car yesterday.
4. The excitement in the air was contagious before the game.
5. His honesty impressed everyone at the meeting.

Tier 2

Underline the abstract nouns and circle the concrete nouns in the following sentences

1.      The principal does not tolerate disobedience.

2.      Your friendship means much to me,

3.      The child was praised for his honesty.

4. Kindness and truth are good qualities that Kevonique has.

Tier 3 Tick whether the underlined words are abstract or concrete nouns.

Statements	Abstract	Concrete
There is wisdom in the cousellor’s advice
I enjoy the peacefulness of walking along the beach.
The students use their knowledge of computers to research information.