Question

llahuns practice
gg.1 identify common and proper nouns
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select the three proper nouns.
from the chesapeake bay bridge - tunnel, you can see beautiful views of the chesapeake bay and the atlantic ocean.

Explanation:

To identify proper nouns, we recall that proper nouns are specific names of people, places, organizations, etc., and are capitalized. From the given text: "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel" is a specific structure (proper noun), "Chesapeake Bay" is a specific bay (proper noun), and "Atlantic Ocean" (from "Atlantic Ocean" implied as "Atlantic" and "Ocean" but here "Atlantic" and "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel", "Chesapeake Bay" are the proper nouns. Wait, the sentence is "From the Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, you can see beautiful views of the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean." So the proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean. But we need to select three. Let's check: proper nouns are specific names. So Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel (specific bridge - tunnel), Chesapeake Bay (specific bay), Atlantic Ocean (specific ocean). Wait, but "Ocean" alone is common, but "Atlantic Ocean" is proper. So the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic. Wait, no, "Atlantic Ocean" is proper, so "Atlantic" and "Ocean"? No, "Atlantic Ocean" is a single proper noun? Wait, no, proper nouns for geographic features: "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel" (proper, named structure), "Chesapeake Bay" (proper, named bay), "Atlantic Ocean" (proper, named ocean). But the question says "select the three proper nouns" from the text. Let's list the nouns: Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel (proper), Chesapeake Bay (proper), Atlantic (part of Atlantic Ocean, proper), Ocean (common). Wait, maybe the three are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic. Or Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean. But the text has "Atlantic Ocean" as "the Atlantic Ocean", so "Atlantic" and "Ocean" – but "Ocean" is common, "Atlantic" is proper (as part of the proper noun Atlantic Ocean). Wait, maybe the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, and Atlantic (since "Atlantic Ocean" – "Atlantic" is proper, "Ocean" is common, but maybe in the context, the three are those three named entities). So the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, and Atlantic (or Atlantic Ocean, but the text has "Atlantic Ocean" as two words, but "Atlantic" is proper, "Ocean" is common. Wait, maybe the question considers "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel", "Chesapeake Bay", and "Atlantic Ocean" as three, but "Ocean" is common. Wait, no, "Atlantic Ocean" is a proper noun (the entire phrase). But maybe the question has "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel", "Chesapeake Bay", and "Atlantic" (since "Atlantic Ocean" – "Atlantic" is proper, "Ocean" is common, but maybe the question treats "Atlantic" as proper, "Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel" as proper, "Chesapeake Bay" as proper. So the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic.

Answer:

Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean (or Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic – depending on the context, but likely the three are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, and Atlantic Ocean (with "Ocean" being part of the proper noun here, maybe the question considers "Atlantic Ocean" as two words but the proper nouns are the named ones: Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean. But since the text has "the Atlantic Ocean", the proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean. However, if we split, "Atlantic" is proper, "Ocean" is common, but in the context of the question, the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, and Atlantic (or Atlantic Ocean). Given the sentence, the three proper nouns are Chesapeake Bay Bridge - Tunnel, Chesapeake Bay, and Atlantic Ocean (treating "Atlantic Ocean" as a proper noun, even though "Ocean" is common, but as a whole, it's a proper noun for the specific ocean).