📝 Quantifiers – Single Choice Questionnaire

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Here’s a Single-Choice Questionnaire that will guide students step by step into the rules of quantifiers. Each question has one correct answer and is designed to make them notice the rules from the Grammar Bank 9B.

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📝 Quantifiers – Single Choice QuestionnaireOnline version Here’s a Single-Choice Questionnaire that will guide students step by step into the rules of quantifiers. Each question has one correct answer and is designed to make them notice the rules from the Grammar Bank 9B. by Royner 1 Which option is correct when we talk about a large quantity in an affirmative sentence? a I have a lot of friends. b Do you have many friends? c She has few friends. 2 Which quantifier is MOST common in negative sentences and questions? a much b a lot of c plenty of 3 Choose the sentence that uses “plenty of” correctly. a We have plenty of time to finish. b There aren’t plenty of buses today. c I don’t have plenty of sugar. 4 What is the meaning of “a few” or “a little”? a Some, but not a lot b Too much c More than enough 5 Which of these sentences shows “almost no”? a He has very few close friends. b We have a few cookies left. c There’s a little water in the glass. 6 What is the comparative form of “few”? a fewer b less c lesser 7 Which sentence is correct with “too much / too many”? a He eats too many rice. b There are too many cars in the street. c We don’t have too many milk. 8 Where should we place “enough” with an adjective? a After the adjective b Before the adjective c Anywhere, it doesn’t matter 9 Which option shows zero quantity with “any”? a We have sugar any. b We have any sugar. c We don’t have any sugar. 10 Which short answer is correct with “none”? a Do you have eggs? – None. b Do you have eggs? – No, we don’t have. c Do you have eggs? – No eggs.

📝 Quantifiers – Single Choice QuestionnaireOnline version

by Royner

Which option is correct when we talk about a large quantity in an affirmative sentence?

I have a lot of friends.

Do you have many friends?

She has few friends.

Which quantifier is MOST common in negative sentences and questions?

much

a lot of

plenty of

Choose the sentence that uses “plenty of” correctly.

We have plenty of time to finish.

There aren’t plenty of buses today.

I don’t have plenty of sugar.

What is the meaning of “a few” or “a little”?

Some, but not a lot

Too much

More than enough

Which of these sentences shows “almost no”?

He has very few close friends.

We have a few cookies left.

There’s a little water in the glass.

What is the comparative form of “few”?

fewer

less

lesser

Which sentence is correct with “too much / too many”?

He eats too many rice.

There are too many cars in the street.

We don’t have too many milk.

Where should we place “enough” with an adjective?

After the adjective

Before the adjective

Anywhere, it doesn’t matter

Which option shows zero quantity with “any”?

We have sugar any.

We have any sugar.

We don’t have any sugar.

Which short answer is correct with “none”?

Do you have eggs? – None.

Do you have eggs? – No, we don’t have.

Do you have eggs? – No eggs.

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📝 Quantifiers – Single Choice QuestionnaireOnline version

by Royner

Which option is correct when we talk about a large quantity in an affirmative sentence?

Which quantifier is MOST common in negative sentences and questions?

Choose the sentence that uses “plenty of” correctly.

What is the meaning of “a few” or “a little”?

Which of these sentences shows “almost no”?

What is the comparative form of “few”?

Which sentence is correct with “too much / too many”?

Where should we place “enough” with an adjective?

Which option shows zero quantity with “any”?

Which short answer is correct with “none”?

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