36613 nouns and plural

Nouns in the plural
Excerpt from Rotten School by R.L.Stine

Write the noun in the correct form (singular or plural):
Tweet, tweet, tweet.
My bird alarm _________ (clock) woke me up gently. I opened my big brown _________(eye) and smiled. Catch
those ___________(dimple) in my _________ (cheek). I always wake up with a __________ (smile).
Hey, I’m Bernie Bridges. Why shouldn’t I smile? I had no ________(idea) today was the _______ (day) it would all
start. No _____ (idea) that today would lead to the Biggest Pie Battle in the history of the __________ (school) –
maybe the __________(world).
How could I know? I was still half-asleep. I raised my _________(head). I could hear the other guys in my _________
(dorm) rushing out to the Dining Hall to get _____________ (breakfast).
Hey, am I going to hurry? No way. I settled back on my feather ___________(pillow) and smiled some more. I
knew my faithful ____________(friend) Belzer would bring my ______________ (breakfast) in _________(bed) every
_____________(morning).
Good __________(kid), Belzer.
I sat up and stretched. “Bernie, you’ve got it made!” I told myself. I talk to myself a lot. I mean, who else
understands pure __________(genius)? I put on my __________(glasses). _____________ (sunlight) poured through my
___________ (window). The ____________(curtain) fluttered in a cool _____________ (breeze). I gazed at my favourite
_____________(poster) on the __________ (wall), the big ______________ (poster) of ME.
You probably go __________ (home) every ___________ (day) after____________ (school). Poor _________(sucker). My
______________ (parents) travel all the ________(time). So they sent me to the Rotten School, my __________ (home)
away from ______________ (home).
It’s a _________________________ (boarding school), see. That means I get to live in a ____________ (dorm) with my
_____________(friend). No _____________ (parent).
How cool is that?
Actually, we live in an old ____________ (house) called Rotten House. A whole __________ (bunch) of my fourth- and
fifth-grade friends live on my __________ (floor). We claimed the third __________ (floor) because it’s good for
dropping water______________( balloon) out the ______________ (window).
Mrs. Heinie is our _____________________ (dorm mother).
She’s really nice, but she has a_____________( job) to do.

That means she’s always snooping around, sniffing in ____________ (corners),
keeping an _________(eye) on us.
Mrs. Heinie is also our fourth-grade core ________________(teacher).
She has her own _______________ (apartment) in the _______________(attic).