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Quantifiers Practice: Much, Many, Enough, Not Enough

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Quantifiers Practice: Much, Many, Enough, Not Enough
 

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Quantifiers Practice: Much, Many, Enough, Not EnoughOnline version

Quantifiers quiz for 5th grade.

by Allen Karen Enriquez
1

Which sentence uses 'much' correctly with an uncountable noun?

2

Which sentence uses 'not enough' with a count noun?

3

Which sentence uses 'not enough' with an uncountable n noun?

4

Which sentence shows we have sufficient uncountable noun?

5

Which sentence uses 'many' correctly with a count noun?

6

Which sentence uses 'not enough' with a count noun?

7

Which sentence uses 'there is' with an uncountable noun correctly?

8

Which sentence uses 'enough' with a count noun correctly?

9

Which sentence correctly uses 'much' with uncountable noun in a question?

10

Choose the sentence with correct use of 'enough' for an uncountable noun.

11

There isn't ___ water in the bottle.

12

There are ___ apples on the tree.

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There isn't ___ money left in the wallet.

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We have ___ time to finish the project.

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There isn't ___ cheese in the fridge.

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There are ___ students in the class today.

17

How ___ money do you need to buy a new laptop?

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We have ___ opportunities to choose from.

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There isn't ___ room for everyone.

20

How ___ days can you stay abroad?

21

There aren’t ... apples left in the basket.

22

There isn’t ... time to finish the task.

23

She has ... friends at the party.

24

We don’t have ... milk to make cereal.

25

How ... money do you need for the trip?

26

There were ... people at the concert.

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There isn’t ... sugar left.

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They have ... chairs for all the guests.

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We brought ... apples, but not enough.

30

There are ... excuses for this delay.

31

Which sentence correctly uses much? There isn't ____ milk in the fridge.

32

Choose the sentence that uses many with a countable noun.

33

Which sentence uses not enough correctly?

34

How ____ money do you have?

35

Which sentence expresses lack with a plural noun?

36

Which sentence asks about quantity using much with uncountable nouns?

37

Choose the sentence that uses many with a plural noun.

38

Which is correct: There is ____ noise in the library.

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There was ____ milk left in the bottle.

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There’s ____ time to finish the task.

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How ... money do we have left?

42

How ... apples are in the basket?

43

There isn’t ... bread.

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We have ... time to finish the project.

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He has ... patience to wait.

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There aren’t ... chairs for all guests.

47

How ... water is in the bottle?

48

We received ... emails today.

49

There isn’t ... sugar in the jar.

50

How ... people attended the meeting?

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