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5.5 - Abstract Nouns
Read a book with an abstract noun in the title/subtitle. For the purposes of this task, the noun must be found on this list: Examples of Abstract Nouns. Plurals and possessives will work, but no other variations.
Required: State the abstract noun you used when you post.

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Just checking that this would be acceptable.

Gray Girl: Honor Isn't Always Black and White

The noun Honor is in the subtitle.

Wanda wrote: "Just checking that this would be acceptable.

Gray Girl: Honor Isn't Always Black and White

The noun Honor is in the subtitle."

Subtitles work.

Hi, int he list it has "Beauty" and "Peculiarity" as examples. Can i use the words Beautiful or Peculiar instead and read one of these two titles?
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Nicola wrote: "Hi, int he list it has "Beauty" and "Peculiarity" as examples. Can i use the words Beautiful or Peculiar instead and read one of these two titles?
or [b..."

No, sorry. Plurals and possessives are the only variations allowed.

I thought so. I'll use this instead and just read those for fun :)

Nicola wrote: "I thought so. I'll use this instead and just read those for fun :)"

That'll work. Enjoy. ;-)

Would the plural rule work in reverse? So the word "Dreams" is on the list, could I read a book with the word "Dream" in it?

Shiraloo wrote: "Would the plural rule work in reverse? So the word "Dreams" is on the list, could I read a book with the word "Dream" in it?"

No, sorry, the words must be exact with plurals and possessives being the only variations.

Just want to confirm Annihilation works, thanks!

EShay wrote: "Just want to confirm Annihilation works, thanks!"

Where is it on the list?

I didn't read closely enough. Didn't realize it had to be from the list, just the definition of an abstract noun.... Frustrating. Sorry for the wasting of time.