Count vs Noncount Nouns Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Count vs Noncount Nouns QuizOnline version Count vs noncount noun rules by Rita 1 What is a count noun? a A noun you can measure only with scales. b A noun you cannot touch or see. c A noun you can count (one, two, three). 2 Which is a noncount noun? a Water b Chairs c Oranges 3 Which sentence uses a count noun correctly? a She owns much apples. b She bought three milks. c She bought three apples. 4 Which quantifier is commonly used with noncount nouns? a few b much c many 5 Can most noncount nouns be pluralized? a Yes, they become -s plural. b They always take numbers after them. c No, they usually do not have plural forms. 6 Which word is a noncount noun? a Music b Dogs c Bottles 7 When using a, an, what do we apply to count nouns? a A or an is used with singular count nouns b A and an with noncount nouns c They are used with any noun 8 Which sentence uses a noncount noun correctly? a I drank a few breads. b I drank many waters. c I drank a lot of water. 9 Can a noun be both count and noncount depending on meaning? a No, never b Yes, e.g., coffee (a coffee vs coffee as substance) c Only with abstract nouns 10 Which rule is correct about many vs much? a Both much and many with all nouns b Much with count nouns; many with noncount nouns c Many with count nouns; much with noncount nouns 11 Which is a countable noun? a water b apple c sand 12 Which is a non-count noun? a music b idea c room 13 Which sentence uses much with a non-count noun? a Sugar are tasty. b Many sugar is in the tea. c Much sugar is in the tea. 14 Which sentence is correct for a countable plural? a There are many apples. b There is many apples. c There are many apple. 15 Which sentence is correct for non-count nouns? a There is some water. b There is many water. c There are a water. 16 Which word is a non-count noun? a pencil b rice c cat 17 Fill the gap: I don’t have ___ money. a not b many c a lot of 18 Which is uncountable: bread, apple, pencil? a bread b apple c pencil 19 Which quantifier fits a countable plural? a little b few c less

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Count vs Noncount Nouns QuizOnline version

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What is a count noun?

Which is a noncount noun?

Which sentence uses a count noun correctly?

Which quantifier is commonly used with noncount nouns?

Can most noncount nouns be pluralized?

Which word is a noncount noun?

When using a, an, what do we apply to count nouns?

Which sentence uses a noncount noun correctly?

Can a noun be both count and noncount depending on meaning?

Which rule is correct about many vs much?

Which is a countable noun?

Which is a non-count noun?

Which sentence uses much with a non-count noun?

Which sentence is correct for a countable plural?

Which sentence is correct for non-count nouns?

Which word is a non-count noun?

Fill the gap: I don’t have ___ money.

Which is uncountable: bread, apple, pencil?

Which quantifier fits a countable plural?