Identify the concrete and abstract nouns in the given sentence.

Tibet has far fewer monasteries today than it did in the past.

A) Concrete nouns - Tibet, monasteries;
Abstract nouns - today, past

B) Concrete nouns - today, past;
Abstract nouns - Tibet, monasteries

C) Concrete nouns - today;
Abstract nouns - Tibet, monasteries

D) Concrete nouns - today, past;
Abstract nouns - Tibet

Identify the concrete and abstract nouns in the given sentence.

The monks in the monasteries encourage art, education, and worship.

A) Concrete nouns - education;
Abstract nouns - monks, monasteries

B) Concrete nouns - education, art, worship;
Abstract nouns - monks

C) Concrete nouns - education, art, worship;
Abstract nouns - monks, monasteries

D) Concrete nouns - monks, monasteries;
Abstract nouns - education, art, worship

Identify the concrete and abstract nouns in the given sentence.

I can see a lot of books in the library.

A) Concrete noun - books;
Abstract noun - library

B) Abstract noun - books, library

C) Concrete noun - books, library

D) Concrete noun - library;
Abstract noun - books

Identify the concrete and abstract nouns in the given sentence.

He had the honesty to admit his mistake.

A) Abstract noun - honesty

B) Concrete noun - honesty

C) Abstract noun - mistake

D) Concrete noun - mistake

Identify the concrete and abstract nouns in the given sentence.

He couldn’t control his hunger for burgers.

A) Abstract noun - burgers,
Concrete noun - hunger

B) Abstract noun - hunger,
Concrete noun - burgers

C) Abstract noun - burgers, hunger

D) Concrete noun - burgers, hunger