What are four nouns describing the moon?

Answer 1

Some concrete nouns for the sun are:

• fire
• star
• hydrogen
• helium
• oxygen
• composition

Some concrete nouns for the moon are:

• satellite
• rock
• dust
• craters
• ridges
• fault lines

Answer 2

* They are both objects in space. * They are both in the same galaxy - the Milky Way. * They are both a part of the Earth's solar system. Sure I could think of more if I put my mind to it, as I am not a scientist...just the mom of a 2nd grader that was asked to put the Sun and the Moon in a Venn diagram tonight. :-) >:| |:< <(*_*<) Also, both are spheres. Both are non-living- these have been added by my 3rd grader! Well of course they're non-living. I think the question was more asking towards similiarities that made an actual connection to how the two bodies work. Also, saying that they are both in Earth's solar system and the Milky Way is redundant considering our solar system is in the Milky Way. Also, I came up with some more: * They are both made up of atoms. Billions and billions of atoms. * They both don't contain cheese products. * They both have extreme temperatures. * They both don't contain grasshoppers. * They both don't have lawnmowers on them. * They both don't have a Wii on them. * They both affect Earth's tides. * They both are a topic on this question. * They both are moving. * They both are bigger than an elephant. * They both are in our universe (and galaxy/solarsystem/gravitational pull) * They both do not contain slugs (creepy things. They breed under dirt and weeds) * They both don't have aliens on them (that we know of) * They both have never been visited by Gerald Ford.

Answer 3

A noun used as an adjective to describe another noun is called a noun adjunct or attributive noun. Examples:

• harvest moon
• August moon
• sapphire moon
• velvet moon

Answer 4

Some nouns that the sun and mood share are:

• shine
• light
• beam
• rise