Have a look at all the nouns given below and find out their type, are they Common, Proper, Collective, or Abstract?

What is your verdict, gentlemen of the jury?

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Verdict – Proper, Gentlemen – Abstract, Jury – Proper.

Verdict – Common, Gentlemen – Collective, Jury – Common.

Verdict – Common, Gentlemen – Collective, Jury – Abstract.

Verdict – Abstract, Gentlemen – Common, Jury – Collective.

answer is D.

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Detailed Solution

There are 5 varieties of nouns namely, Common noun, Collective noun, Possessive noun and Abstract noun.
Common nouns are nonspecific. They visit a broad class of people, places, or things, in order that they don't seem to be capitalized.
Abstract nouns are intangible ideas. They're things people cannot see, touch, smell or hear.
Collective nouns are the nouns which describe a gaggle of things, and it's visiting be singular or plural, counting on how it's used.
Proper nouns are the nouns which help distinguish a particular person, place, or thing. These words should be capitalized.
Option 1- Verdict as an accurate noun, which cannot be correct as proper nouns are capitalized. Gentlemen is an abstract noun, which is additionally not correct because they're emotions.
Option 2- The nouns, gentlemen and jury are incorrectly described here.
Option 3- All of the three nouns are wrongly represented.
Option 4- Here, all the nouns have been correctly represented according to their type, thus, this one will be our answer.
Hence, the correct answer is option 4.

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