Answer:
Proper Nouns: specific names for a person (e.g. Riley), place (e.g. White House), thing, or idea.
Common Nouns: a person, place, thing, or idea that has a generic (unspecific) name
Explanation:
Answer:
Today I am sitting at my desk, getting my school work done. My desk is brown and my chair is white. It's one of those chairs that has wheels. I can hear my mom downstairs yelling, "(yourname) where are you?" I tell her, "I'm doing my homework, mom." I am getting ready to be done for the day, only one more assignment is left.
Answer:
the atmosphere at the concert
Explanation:
"He felt a sudden zest of life; the lights danced before his eyes
and the concert hall blazed into unimaginable splendor"
Answer:
They knew the Thames led to the center of London. They knew the British were defending the riverbanks
The answer is A because the name of the book needs to be capitalized
