Which suffix forms a noun? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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Which suffix forms a noun?

A. -ness

B. -ful

C. -ly

D. -ous

Answer: Option A

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'-ness' forms abstract nouns (happiness, kindness). '-ly' forms adverbs, '-ful' and '-ous' form adjectives.

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Which noun is always used in the singular?

A. scissors

B. tongs

C. jeans

D. information

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Correct Answer: Option D

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'Information' is singular uncountable; the others are plural.

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Identify the proper noun:

A. India

B. city

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A. duck

B. draper

C. hen

D. goose

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