Noun and gender

Option A- Matroness is not a correct word. Hence, it is incorrect.

`Options A,C and D are incorrect words. Hence these options can be eliminated as incorrect answers. Option B,vixen, is the feminine form of fox. Thus,option B is the correct answer.

The feminine form of the masculine noun 'bridegroom' is 'bride'.

Options A and C are misspelt words. Hence we can eliminate these two options as incorrect answers. 

Option A- Lass is the feminine form of Lad. Hence is is the correct answer.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option C, “hospital” as the answer.

The sentence contains three nouns: the hospital, the boy and the Principal. While ‘the boy’ is specifically used for the male gender, to depict the younger version of a man, ‘the principal’ is a common gender noun used for both the genders.  Option B, ‘admit’, is a verb which will not be considered.

Thus, Option C, “hospital”, is the correct
answer as it is a material which is not dependent on a specific gender, and is
a neuter gender noun.

Option B is correct. "Manager" is a common gender noun since the manager can be either male or female.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option B, “parent” as the answer.

The sentence here, has the following nouns: the man, the parent and the widower.

Out of the given Options A and C, the man and the widower, are specifically used for the masculine gender and cannot be used by or for the feminine gender. Option B, parent, can be used for both the genders and hence is the correct answer as well.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option C, “Doctor” as the answer.

In the sentence, there are three nouns which are given: the crowd, the doctor and the prince. While the crowd is a collective noun, the prince happens to be masculine in nature. The only noun which can be applied for both masculine and feminine, is the doctor. A lady doctor and a male doctor both are referred to as the doctor, in the same sense.

Hence, Option C is the correct answer.

A neuter gender noun is a noun that denotes a lifeless or inanimate thing or object. It is neither masculine nor feminine.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option A, “writer” as the answer.

In the sentence, there are several nouns which are given: complaint, board, the air-hostess and the writer. The air-hostess is specifically a feminine noun and cannot be used for males and the rest, i.e., option B and C, complaint and board are both neutral nouns, which do not carry the sense of a specific gender. Whereas Option A, writer, can be used for both the genders, irrespective of the both.

Thus, Option A, is the correct answer.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option D, “Officer” as the answer.

In the sentence, the following nouns are mentioned: the officer, the girl and the husband. Of the options given, the girl is a feminine noun, while the husband is a masculine noun, which cannot be used for the other genders. While Option A, prowl is a verb which means to search a certain vicinity.

Thus, Option D, officer, can be used for both
the genders, irrespective of the both, making it a common gender noun. Thus,
Option D, is the correct answer.

The above mentioned sentence would have Option B, “Computer” as the answer.

The sentence contains the following nouns:
Rahim, the computer and the others. While Rahim is a name, commonly used for
the male gender, and almost close to being impossible for the feminine gender,
“the others” is actually a collective noun, making both of them wrong and
unsuitable options. While Option C, the computer is the correct answer, as it
is a material (a device or a gadget used for technical work) and is not
dependent on any gender.

The correct answer for the given sentence is Option A, Empress.

The following sentence has the following nouns: the Empress, the subjects and humility. While option C, lesson is a neuter gender noun, which is basically used to describe a fact taught by someone or to someone. Option B, subjects is a collective noun meaning all the citizens coming under the rule of a specific kingdom.

It is Option A, Empress, which is the right answer as it forms the feminine gender, which means the ruler of a kingdom or in other words, a Queen of the Kings.

The sentence given will have Option B, the landlord as the correct answer.

In the given sentence, option A, Eye, is a common gender noun, which can belong to both the genders irrespective of it belonging to both. While option C, Lily Is actually a name, is referred to as a proper noun. Option B, Landlord, thereby is the correct answer as it is the counter part of its feminine noun, landlady. Landlord is a word used for a person owning a certain piece of land or property.

Thus, Option B is the correct answer.

The correct answer for the given sentence is Option C, Rooster.

In the mentioned sentence,  there are three nouns: the rooster, the crowd and the lady. While Option B, cheer is actually a verb describing an action. Option A crowd is a collective noun defining a group of people and Option D, lady is a feminine noun.

This leaves us with Option C, the rooster, which is actually the masculine counterpart of a hen.

Thus, Option C is the correct answer.

The sentence given will have Option C, steward as its correct answer.

The given sentence possesses the following nouns: the steward, passengers, deck and tide. Option B and D are deck and tide respectively, which are both neuter gender nouns. The former one means a place on the floor of the ship, wherein the passengers can stand and the latter means the formation of water waves by wind or other forces within water. Here, Option A, passengers is a common noun as both masculine and feminine entities can come within the arena of the same.

This leaves us with Option C, steward, which means a staff in the ship whose service is to help, and is a masculine noun. The feminine counterpart of the same is Stewardess.

Thus, Option C is the correct answer.

The given sentence will have option B, Female as the correct answer.

The given sentence has the following nouns: harm, the female, the campaign and the political party. Out of these, Option A, party is actually a collective noun which will mean a group of people coming together for a purpose, whereas Option C, harm and option D, campaign are nouns which are devoid of gender; the former being synonymous to being hurt and the latter signifying a movement towards or against something.

Thus, Option B, female, is the correct answer as it is feminine in gender and is the counterpart of male.

The above given sentence will have Option B, Lady as the correct answer.

The given sentence will have the following nouns: the lady, death and the robber. Out of the following Option C, death, is a noun, which depicts a state of the end of life while the option A, robber, which means a person engaged in fraudulent activities, is a common gender noun which can be applied for both the genders.

Option B, Lady, though is a noun related only to the feminine gender, which is also a counterpart of a man, thus becoming the correct answer.

The correct answer for the sentence given is Option C, Jenny.

The sentence has the following nouns: the prince, the horse and the jenny. Option A and Option B, Prince and Horse, are both masculine gender nouns; while the former is the male successor to a kingdom, or a King’s son, the latter is the male animal.

It is option C, Jenny, which means the female donkey which is feminine in gender, and hence is the correct answer.

The given sentence will have option C, Niece as the correct answer.

The mentioned sentence has the following nouns: the judge, the culprit, judgement and the niece. While option A, Judge and Option B, Culprit are both common gender nouns which are irrespective of any specific gender and can be used for both, Option D, judgement is a noun devoid of any specific gender, and also means a result on a case.

Option C, Niece is actually a feminine gender noun, which means a person’s sibling’s daughter, and is the counterpart of the male noun, Nephew.

Hence, Option C, is the correct answer.

The correct answer for the given sentence is Option C, Heir.

The given sentence has the following nouns, which are: the heir, evening, face and task. Out of the given options, Option A, face is a word linked to the body part, and doesn’t have a gender of its own, while option D, evening is a point of time devoid of any kind of gender. Option B, task is actually a neuter gender noun which is purely materialistic.

This leaves us with Option C, heir, which is actually the male successor in a specific hierarchy or a kingdom.

Thus, Option C is the correct answer.

The sentence given will have Option B, widower as the correct answer.

The given sentence will have the following nouns: the church, the widower and the committee. Where Option A, Church, is actually a common noun, defining a place of worship, Option C, committee is actually a collective noun describing a group of people.

Option B, widower, actually describes a male who lost his wife to death, thereby making it a masculine noun, and also the correct answer.

The given sentence would have Option C, princess, as the correct answer.

The sentence mentioned has ‘Prince’ as the male gender noun, which means the offspring of a King. Out of the given options, Option A, King, is a male gender noun, while Option B, Queen, is actually a female gender noun which is a counterpart of King and not prince. Option D, Heiress, is the female gender noun used as a term for the rightful successor to a kingdom.

Option C, Princess, is actually the feminine counterpart to Prince, which has the same meaning as the latter, and is therefore the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence is Option A, Actress.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, after dropping the vowel, and then adding the syllable ‘-ess’. The male gender noun being ‘actor’, Option A, Actress, which is the feminine counterpart of the word and also meaning the same, a person who acts in films, is the correct answer.

Option B, Character and Option C, Actor-ess, are both wrong answers, as the former is nowhere near the meaning of the male gender noun while the latter is a word which does not exist.

The sentence would have Option C, Mare as the correct answer.

The given sentence has only one male gender noun, and it is ‘stallions’. The word ‘stallion’ means the male horse, and the exact counterpart of the same would be termed as Option C, mare, which is used for the female horse. Option A, Horse is a breed and is a common gender noun, much like human, which is categorized as male and female. Option B, Pony, is a the term given for the offspring of a horse, which again is a common gender noun.

Hence, Option C, Mare, is the correct answer.

The given sentence will have option C, Niece as the correct answer.

In the given sentence, the only male noun that is present is the word, ‘nephew’. The word ‘nephew’ means a person’s sibling’s son. Thus, the feminine gender noun for the same would be ‘Niece’, which will mean a person’s sibling’s daughter.

Option A, daughter will be the feminine gender noun for son, while Option B, Aunt will be the same for Uncle and Option D, Mother will be written against Father.

Thus, Option C, Niece, is the correct answer.

The given sentence will have Option A, aunt, as the correct answer.

The given sentence has only one male gender noun and it is ‘uncle’. Ram, here is a proper noun, and thus cannot be converted though it is a male name; while officer is actually a common gender noun and can be used for both the genders.

Thus, ‘uncle’, when converted into feminine gender will become ‘aunt’, whereas the male noun counterparts for Mother, Daughter and Sister are Father, Son and Brother respectively, and none of three are present in the sentence.

Thus, Option A, Aunt, Is the correct answer.

The given sentence would have Option B, Waitresses as the correct answer.

The given sentence has ‘waiter’ as the male gender noun, which means a person serving food at hotels. The female counter part of the same would be Option B, Waitresses, as it means the same and is a female gender noun. Option A, Customer is actually a common gender noun, while Option C, Waiters is the plural form of waiter, thus making them both the wrong answers.

Hence, Option B, Waitresses is the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence is Option C, Duchess.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, after dropping the vowel, and then adding the syllable ‘-ess’. Here, we are dropping the ‘e’ from the noun and adding the syllable to get Option C, ‘Duchess’, which is the feminine counterpart of the noun and will mean the same, being the ruler over a certain area.

Option A, Empress and Option B, Queen, are actually feminine counterparts of Emperor and King, respectively and are hence wrong answers.

Thus, Option C, Duchess, is the correct answers.

The answer to the given sentence is Option A, Lioness.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, without dropping the vowel, and then adding the syllable ‘-ess’. Here in the sentence, the male gender noun, ‘Lion’ has to be kept as it is, while adding the syllable. Thus, the meaningful counterpart that we get is ‘Lioness’, which means the female version of the Lion from the cat family. While Option B, Cheetah is a common gender noun, option C, tigress, is a feminine gender noun which is the counterpart of Tiger.

Thus, Option A, Lioness, is the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence is Option A, Head girl.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, by adding a word before or after that. In the given sentence, the male noun given is ‘Head boy’, a term used for the head of the boys' section of a school or an educational institute. Thus, ‘Head girl’ would be the exact, apt opposite counterpart of the noun given, as a school requires one.

The other options, B, C and D are all ineligible terms which do not fit in as the exact opposite of the noun given in the sentence, and hence, option A, Headgirl, is the correct answer.

Option C is correct. The masculine noun “heir” can be changed into its feminine form by adding the suffix “-ess” to it, giving “heiress”.

Option A is incorrect as “princess” is the feminine form of the masculine noun “prince”

Option B is incorrect. “Duchess” is the feminine form of the noun “duke”.

Option D is incorrect as “queen” is the feminine form of the masculine noun “king”.

The answer to the given sentence is Option A, Grandmother.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, by adding a word before or after that. The sentence mentioned has the male gender noun, ‘grandfather’, meaning the person belonging to the generation before one’s father. The exact feminine counterpart for the word, with the same meaning is option A, grandmother.

Option B is an effective counterpart for Granduncle, while Option C, grandsister isn’t a word which actually exists, making Option A, Grandmother the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence is Option D, Authoress.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, without dropping the vowel, and then adding the syllable ‘-ess’. The male gender noun, ‘Author’ is used for a person who has written a book (writer), of which the feminine counterpart is ‘authoress’, that is option D, which follows the rule of the question and means the same as well. While Option B, Writeress, is a word which does not exist, Option A, Writer is a common gender noun. Option C, Poetess, is actually the female gender noun of which the male counterpart will be ‘poet’.

Thus, Option D, Authoress, is the correct answer.

Option B is correct. The masculine form of the noun “poet” can be turned into its feminine form by adding the suffix “-ess”, resulting in “poetess”

Option A is incorrect as there is no such word as “poetee”.

Option C is incorrect as “singer” is a common gender noun. It can be either male or female. Moreover, its meaning is entirely different from “poet”.

Option D is incorrect as “artist” is a common gender noun and like option C, its meaning is entirely different from “poet”.

The answer to the given sentence is Option A, Countess.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, without dropping the vowel, and then adding the syllable ‘-ess’. The male gender noun in the sentence, ‘Count’ is a term used for a person who rules a certain area, much like a King or a mayor. The feminine gender noun with the same meaning is ‘Countess’, that is Option A.

While Option B, Counting and option C, County, are not related to the male gender noun that is mentioned in the sentence, and are wrong answers. Hence, option A, Countess is the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence is Option B, Peahen.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun, by adding a word before or after that. The male noun, ‘Peacock’, is a bird which possesses a feature of beautiful long feathers which tends to expand and form a semicircular shape when it rains. The only Option correct in the manner of meaning and being the exact feminine counterpart is ‘Peahen’, that is Option B.

The rest other options are all words, which do not actually exist and are hence wrong making option B the correct answer.

The answers to the given sentence are Option B, Lady and option D, Woman.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun. The male gender noun mentioned in the sentence is ‘gentleman’, a term used for a man possessing good qualities with regards to behaviour and work. The word which forms the word’s feminine counter part is Option B, lady and Option D, Woman, which mean the same.

There is no specific term for a lady who is gentle in nature, and thus the other options are to be considered wrong.

Hence, Option B, Lady and Option D, Woman are the correct answers for the given sentence.

The answer to the given sentence would be Option A, Ladies.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun. The sentence speaks about a group of gentlemen, making ‘gentlemen’, the only male gender noun in the sentence. Out of the given options, Option A, Ladies, is the correct answer as it forms the exact counterpart of the noun mentioned. To an extent, option B, Women is also correct but it is option A, which is the most frequently used word, while Spinsters is a term used to refer to a group of unmarried, old ladies and Bachelorettes will mean unmarried ladies, which do not properly match the requirements.

Thus, option A Is the correct answer.

The answer to the given sentence would be Option B, Feminine.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun. The only word which is masculine in nature is ‘masculine’ itself, and going by grammar, the word that is the exact counterpart of the same is ‘feminine’, which is option B, which will qualities related to a female.

The other Options B and C, though are feminine in nature, do not form the exact opposite of the word ‘masculine’.

Thus, Option B, Feminine is the correct answer.

The feminine form of 'bull' is 'cow', and the feminine form of 'fox' is 'vixen'.

The answer to the given sentence would be Option C, Sister.

As per the question, the sentence would have the male gender noun to be replaced by the feminine noun. The only male gender noun in the given sentence is the word ‘brother’, which means the male sibling. The exact word which happens to be the opposite to the given noun is Option C, Sister. The other options A, Father is a male gender noun and hence is the wrong answer, while option B, Mother and option D, Aunt, are both female counterparts of Father and Uncle respectively, and are hence the wrong answers.

Thus, Option C, Sister is the correct answer.

The word actor is the masculine noun among the options given. Its feminine form is : actress. The other options viz. owner, teacher and parent are common gender nouns. Common gender nouns such as owner, teacher and parent could refer to either male or female gender. They do not represent any specific gender. Hence, options A, B and D are incorrect.

The word prince is the masculine noun among the options given. 

The correct answer is option D. The feminine form of the word: gentleman is lady. (Please note that lady is also the feminine form of the word: lord). 

The correct answer is option c. The feminine form of duke is duchess. 

The correct answer is option C. The words: king, bridegroom, and lord are masculine nouns. Their respective feminine forms are :

The word emperor is the masculine noun among the options given. The feminine form of this word is : empress. The other options viz. child, cousin and friend are common nouns because they can refer to both masculine and feminine genders.

The correct answer is option B. The words: actress, spinster, bee, and goose are feminine words. Their respective masculine forms are:

Correct answer is option b. The word wizard refers to a man who has magical powers. Its feminine form is witch. The words: magician and performer are common nouns which refer to both masculine and feminine nouns. 

Correct answer is option d: cub. It can refer to both masculine and feminine gender. Hence it is a noun in common gender.

The correct answer is option A: parent. 

Correct answer is option d: friend. This word can refer to both masculine and feminine genders and hence it in common gender form.  

The correct answer is option C: maid-servant. 

Correct answer is option c: spinster. The word-spinster, refers to a female who is unmarried. Its masculine form is bachelor. The word-emperor is masculine noun. The word-god is a common noun which can refer to both masculine and feminine forms.

Correct answer is option b: child. 

Correct answer is option b. The words: mother, duck and cow are feminine nouns. Their masculine forms are:

Options A, C and D are incorrect as these words- land woman, landlords and land girl are not in use in English. 

Correct answer is option c: monk. This is a masculine noun which refers to a religious man who is not married. Its feminine form is: nun. Hence, monk is the only word which is not in common gender.

The feminine form of the word master is mistress. The correct answer is option B. 

Correct answer is option c: school. This is a noun in neutral gender as it refers neither to masculine nor feminine form.

Options A and C are incorrect as there is no such word such as hostine or hostessa in the English language. 

Correct answer is option b: poem. This is a noun in neutral gender as it refers  neither to masculine nor feminine form.

Correct answer is option d: mountain. This is a noun which refers to neither a male nor a female form. 

Correct answer is option B. The feminine form of prince is princess; other options are incorrect.

Correct answer is option b: crown. This is a noun in neutral gender as it refers  neither to masculine nor feminine form.

Options A, B and C are incorrect because these are incorrect words. There is no word such as adminsitratoress or adminstratora or administatorina in the English language. 

Correct answer is option D: driver. This is a noun in common gender form as it can refer to both masculine and feminine genders. 

In certain cases, feminine noun is formed by suffixing '-ess' to the masculine noun. The feminine form of lion is formed by suffixing '-ess' to the noun. Option C is correct because the feminine form of lion is lioness.

Options A and B are incorrect as there is no word such as she-sparrow or sparrowline in the English language. 

Options A and D are incorrect as there is no word such as either fiancess or financine in the English language. 

Options A, B and D are incorrect as there is no word such as she-nephew or nephewness or nephewette in the English language. 

Option A is incorrect as sheep is the masculine noun form and not feminine.

Options A and D are incorrect as there is no word such as drakess or drakenne in the English language.

Options A, B and C are incorrect as there is no word such as foxen or foxenne or foxine in the English language. 

Options A, C and D are incorrect as there is no word such as wizardess or wizardette or she-wizard in the English language. 

Options A and C are incorrect as there is no word such as wolfs or wolfine in the English language.  

Options A, C and D are incorrect as there is no word such as she-horse or horess or horsee in the English language. 

Options A and B are incorrect as there is no such word as "monkess" or "she-monk" in the English language. 

Option A is incorrect as the word "caress" is a verb and not a noun.

We can use logic and vocabulary to determine the correct answer. The Options A and B can be eliminated as incorrect answers as these words are misspelt. 

Option C and option D are misspelt words. Hence, these options can be eliminated as incorrect answers.

Georgina is the female name derived from the male name George. Hence, option D is the correct answer. 

Henrietta is a name for females. It is derived from the male name Henry. Thus option A is the correct answer.

Options A and C are incorrect words. Hence,these two options can be eliminated as incorrect answers. 

Correct answer is option A. The feminine form of comedian is comedienne;