Answer

Noun Phrases: My cat, the mouse, the frightened mouse, under the rug, the angry cat. Verb Phrases: chased, hid, frustrated, stalked off.

Explanation

In the given sentences, we are asked to identify the nou phrases and verb phrases. A nou phrase is a group of words that functions in a sentence as subject, object, or prepositional object. It is a phrse that has a nou (or pronoun) as its head or perfms the same grammatical function as such a phrse. A verb phrase is a syntactic unit composed of at least one verb and the dependents—objects, complements, and other modifiers—but not always including the subject.1. "My cat" is a nou phrase. It consists of a possessive pronoun "my" and a nou "cat", which together function as the subject of the sentence.2. "Chased" is a verb phrase. It is the main verb of the sentence, indicating the action performed by the subject "my cat".3. "The mouse" is a nou phrase. It consists of the definite article "the" and a nou "mouse", which together function as the object of the verb "chased".4. "Hid" is a verb phrase. It is the main verb of the second sentence, indicating the action performed by the subject "the frightened mouse".5. "Under the rug" is a nou phrase. It consists of a preposition "under", the definite article "the", and a nou "rug", which together function as the object of the preposition "under", indicating the location where the mouse hid.6. "Frustrated" is a verb phrase. It is a pst participle used as an adjective to describe the nou "the angry cat".7. "The angry cat" is a nou phrase. It consists of the definite article "the", an adjective "angry", and a nou "cat", which together function as the subject of the sentence.8. "Stalked off" is a verb phrase. It consists of the main verb "stalked" and the adverb "off", indicating the action performed by the subject "the angry cat".