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What kind of noun is jack and the beanstalk?

"Jack and the Beanstalk" is a compound noun.

Here's why:

* It's made up of two or more words: "Jack" and "the Beanstalk"

* These words work together to form a single idea: The story of a boy named Jack and a magical beanstalk.

While the individual words "Jack" and "beanstalk" are nouns themselves, when they are combined in this way, they become a single, compound noun.

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