Correct Answer:
D. Noun
Correct answer: Noun. “Honesty” names a quality, so it is a noun (and it is also the subject of the sentence).
Background: Abstract nouns name qualities or ideas, such as honesty or courage.
- Verb: “Honesty” is not a verb.
- Subject: “Subject” is a role in the sentence, not a part of speech.
- Object: “Object” is a role in the sentence, not a part of speech.
Did you know? A noun can be the subject or object depending on its position.
Memory trick: Honesty = abstract noun.