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Serfs lived on small farms. How many nouns are in the sentence?

2 (serfs and farms)

The monks lived in monasteries. What was the verb?

Lived

The best knight at a joust won an expensive diamond. What are the two adjective in the sentence?

best and expensive

The rich lords had control over the serfs. What word in the sentence was an ADJECTIVE?

rich

The craftsmen were part of the middle class. Is craftsmen a common on proper noun?

Common

The squires waited eagerly to become a knight. What was the adverb in the sentence?

Eagerly

The merchant stood beside the table at the market. What word was the preposition?

Beside

Which word does not belong? (over, tomorrow, under, between)

tomorrow (it is not a preposition)

Kings were challenged by power-hungry relatives and disloyal friends. What is the verb?

challenged

Which is the common noun? KING HENRY or KING

King

Which word does not belong? (Mount Everest, McDonalds, Mrs. Gagne, Markers)

Markers (it is not a proper noun)

Which word does not belong? (sun, small, soft, smelly)

sun (it is not an adjective)

Which word does not belong? jump, kick, brave, slap

brave (it is the only adjective)

The brave knights fought in war courageously. What word was the adverb?

Courageously

Country is a common noun - How could you make it a proper noun?

Name any COUNTRY

Which is the Proper Noun? EUROPE or CONTINENT

Europe

The hungry serfs had to pay to grind their own grain. What word in the adjective?

Hungry

"I would like you to arrive ___________ in the morning," said the Lord. (Prompt or Promptly)

Promptly

It was expensive to become a knight, so they often came from influential families. Which two words are adjectives?

Expensive and Influential

The serfs had little power in the Middle Ages. What word is the adjective?

Little