Cowardice is an example of a/an _.
Correct answer: D. Abstract noun
- A. Common noun
- B. Proper noun
- C. Countable noun
- D. Abstract noun
Explanation
Cowardice is an abstract noun because it refers to a quality, state, or concept (in this case, the lack of bravery or courage) rather than a physical object or a specific person/place. Abstract nouns are intangible and can't be perceived through the senses.
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