ETS Form 1 Practice Exam

An attribute + entity construction uses a modifier that directly describes the entity noun. In big kitty, the word big describes the kitty itself—its size—so the attribute is describing the entity right in front of us. That straightforward adjective + noun pattern is the hallmark of this construction.

The other options don’t show that direct attribute of the entity. No kitty starts with a determiner indicating negation rather than an attribute; my doggie uses possessive rather than a descriptive property; kitty house sounds like a compound where kitty acts as a modifier for house (a house related to kitties), not a property of the kitty itself.