Countable & Uncountable Quantifiers Quiz

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Quantifiers practice: a lot of, few, little, some, any.

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Froggy Jumps Countable & Uncountable Quantifiers QuizOnline version Quantifiers practice: a lot of, few, little, some, any. by Yoka Abdallah 1 Q1: Which sentence uses a few with a countable noun? a I have a few friends. b I have a little friends. c I have a few money. 2 Q2: Which sentence uses a lot of with an uncountable noun? a There are a lot of books on the shelf. b There is a lot of water in the bottle. c There are a lot of waters in the ocean. 3 Q3: Which sentence uses little with an uncountable noun? a There is little sugar left in the jar. b There is little dog in the park. c There is little apples left in the basket. 4 Q4: Which sentence uses few with a countable noun? a Few water bottles remain. b Few milk was spilled. c Few cars parked today. 5 Q5: Which sentence uses some with a plural noun? a I have some ideas for the project. b I have some music for the project. c I have some idea for the project. 6 Q6: Which sentence uses any in a question with a countable noun? a Do you have any questions? b Do you have any questions? c Do you have many questions? 7 Q7: Which sentence uses lots of as a synonym for a large amount of countable nouns? a There were lots of people at the event. b There were few people at the event. c There were little people at the event. 8 Q8: Which sentence uses a lot of with a countable noun? a There are a lot of apples in the shelf. b There are a lot of books on the shelf. c There are a lot of water on the shelf. 9 Q9: Which sentence uses a few with a countable noun in a positive sense? a A few friends joined the hike. b A few furniture were moved. c A few water bottles were used. 10 Q10: Which sentence uses any in a negative statement with uncountable noun? a We do not have any coffer left. b We do not have any coffee left. c We do not have any coffees left.

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Countable & Uncountable Quantifiers Quiz

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by Yoka Abdallah

Q1: Which sentence uses a few with a countable noun?

Q2: Which sentence uses a lot of with an uncountable noun?

Q3: Which sentence uses little with an uncountable noun?

Q4: Which sentence uses few with a countable noun?

Q5: Which sentence uses some with a plural noun?

Q6: Which sentence uses any in a question with a countable noun?

Q7: Which sentence uses lots of as a synonym for a large amount of countable nouns?

Q8: Which sentence uses a lot of with a countable noun?

Q9: Which sentence uses a few with a countable noun in a positive sense?

Q10: Which sentence uses any in a negative statement with uncountable noun?