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ANSWER KEY Understanding Plurals and Singulars: A Comprehensive Guide With Activities


 
ACTIVITY ONE: Answer Key

  1. What is the plural of "bus"?

    • B) Buses

  2. What is the plural of "child"?

    • C) Children

  3. What is the plural of "sheep"?

    • B) Sheep

  4. What is the plural of "city"?

    • A) Cities

  5. What is the plural of "knife"?

    • B) Knives

  6. What is the plural of "man"?

    • B) Men

  7. What is the plural of "mouse"?

    • D) Mice

  8. What is the plural of "foot"?

    • D) Feet

  9. What is the plural of "fish"?

    • B) Fish

  10. What is the plural of "roof"?

    • A) Roofs

  11. What is the plural of "tooth"?

    • C) Teeth

  12. What is the plural of "person"?

    • B) People

  13. What is the plural of "bacterium"?

    • A) Bacteria

  14. What is the plural of "analysis"?

    • D) Analyses

  15. What is the plural of "criterion"?

    • B) Criteria

  16. What is the plural of "datum"?

    • C) Data

  17. What is the plural of "thesis"?

    • B) Theses

  18. What is the plural of "syllabus"?

    • A) Syllabuses

  19. What is the plural of "parenthesis"?

    • B) Parentheses

  20. What is the plural of "goose"?

    • D) Geese

  21. What is the plural of "phenomenon"?

    • D) Phenomena

  22. What is the plural of "leaf"?

    • B) Leaves

  23. What is the plural of "tomato"?

    • B) Tomatoes

  24. What is the plural of "hero"?

    • B) Heroes

  25. What is the plural of "half"?

    • A) Halves

  26. What is the plural of "life"?

    • C) Lives

  27. What is the plural of "calf"?

    • B) Calves

  28. What is the plural of "knife"?

    • B) Knives

  29. What is the plural of "loaf"?

    • B) Loaves

  30. What is the plural of "scarf"?

    • B) Scarves

  31. What is the plural of "thief"?

    • B) Thieves

  32. What is the plural of "belief"?

    • A) Beliefs

  33. What is the plural of "chief"?

    • A) Chiefs

  34. What is the plural of "cliff"?

    • A) Cliffs

  35. What is the plural of "proof"?

    • A) Proofs

  36. What is the plural of "handkerchief"?

    • A) Handkerchiefs

  37. What is the plural of "roof"?

    • A) Roofs

  38. What is the plural of "giraffe"?

    • A) Giraffes

  39. What is the plural of "elf"?

    • B) Elves

  40. What is the plural of "shelf"?

    • B) Shelves

  41. What is the plural of "wolf"?

    • B) Wolves

  42. What is the plural of "wharf"?

    • B) Wharves

  43. What is the plural of "leaf"?

    • B) Leaves

  44. What is the plural of "loaf"?

    • B) Loaves

  45. What is the plural of "dwarf"?

    • B) Dwarves

  46. What is the plural of "handkerchief"?

    • A) Handkerchiefs

  47. What is the plural of "roof"?

    • A) Roofs

  48. What is the plural of "belief"?

    • A) Beliefs

  49. What is the plural of "chief"?

    • A) Chiefs

  50. What is the plural of "cliff"?

    • A) Cliffs


ACTIVITY TWO: Answer Key

  1. deers ➜ deer
  2. childs ➜ children
  3. book ➜ books
  4. Correct
  5. mens ➜ men
  6. goose ➜ geese
  7. foots ➜ feet
  8. collections ➜ collection
  9. sheeps ➜ sheep
  10. mouses ➜ mice
  11. tooths ➜ teeth
  12. dress ➜ dresses
  13. womans ➜ women
  14. Correct
  15. trees ➜ tree
  16. childs ➜ children
  17. Correct
  18. Correct
  19. roofes ➜ roofs
  20. knifes ➜ knives
  21. lifes ➜ lives
  22. thiefs ➜ thieves
  23. leafs ➜ leaves
  24. Correct
  25. citys ➜ cities
  26. Correct
  27. interest ➜ interests
  28. babys ➜ babies
  29. oxens ➜ oxen
  30. mouses ➜ mice
  31. teeths ➜ teeth
  32. Correct
  33. lunchs ➜ lunches
  34. childs ➜ children
  35. cactuses ➜ cacti
  36. Correct
  37. Correct
  38. watchs ➜ watches
  39. leafs ➜ leaves
  40. womans ➜ women
  41. collections ➜ collection
  42. thiefs ➜ thieves
  43. childrens ➜ children
  44. knifes ➜ knives
  45. Correct
  46. Correct
  47. geeses ➜ geese
  48. Correct
  49. Correct
  50. oxes ➜ oxen
ACTIVITY THREE

Answer Key

Article 1: The Evolution of Technology

  1. have ➜ has
  2. advancement ➜ advancements
  3. coin ➜ coins
  4. knifes ➜ knives
  5. lifes ➜ lives

Article 2: Climate Change and Its Effects

  1. issue ➜ issues
  2. aspect ➜ aspects
  3. event ➜ events
  4. conditions ➜ condition
  5. strategies ➜ strategy

Article 3: The Importance of Education

  1. benefit ➜ benefits
  2. system ➜ systems
  3. hobbies ➜ hobby
  4. interest ➜ interests
  5. status ➜ statuses

Article 4: The Role of Art in Society

  1. have ➜ has
  2. status ➜ statuses
  3. issue ➜ issues
  4. industries ➜ industry
  5. aspect ➜ aspects

Article 5: The Importance of Physical Activity

  1. have ➜ has
  2. level ➜ levels
  3. component ➜ components
  4. environment ➜ environments
  5. behavior ➜ behaviors


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