You can see what BRAVERY he gives

The CROWD of fans who hang on him like glue.

The walls of his gym are THE COLLISEUM

are covered with PEPPERMINTS that show

the muscled, tussled SUGARPLUMS aplenty,

who work out there, come rain or come snow.

Eduardo, MISSY and i really enjoy

the FEAR of hanging on tight

Way above the MEADOW and swining,

held up by the muscleman’s might

If you English teacher made that up, she’s not very smart. It didnt make that much sense. But maybe that was the point?

A noun is the name of a person, place or thing.

There are several types of nouns:

common nouns are ordinary everyday things such as “school”, “bike”, “friend”, “breakfast” etc

proper nouns are the specific titles or names of people or places and start with a capital letter, such as: Jacob, Mississippi River, Great Britain, Chicago, George Bush etc

collective nouns are words which show that the ‘thing’ is made up of lots of smaller parts, such as flock (made up of birds), school (made up of fish), herd (made up of cattle) etc

abstract nouns are things which exist but cannot be seen, usually qualities that people have, such as honesty, bravery, courage, fear, love, hatred, etc

concrete is not a term I have heard of, but I presume it means a thing which is able to be seen, touched etc – the opposite of “abstract”.

I hope this makes sense and helps you to work out the task.

all i know is common noun is something like cat or dog. proper noun is a name of a famous person or place, like Jane Austen or the White House.