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Froggy Jumps Quantifier QuestOnline version Fun quiz on quantity words by Janrie Aragones 1 Which quantifier fits with countable nouns to mean 'each item' in a set? a much b a little c each 2 Which quantifier is appropriate with countable nouns to indicate a large but unspecified number? a every b many c a few 3 Choose a quantifier for countable nouns meaning alot but not too mang. a much b a great deal of c several 4 Which pair correctly completes: ‘I have _____ books on the shelf’ (countable nouns)? a a great deal of b a number of c much 5 For uncountable nouns, which means a small amount? a loads of b a little c a few 6 Which quantifier means a very small amount with uncountable nouns? a a lot of b much more c very little 7 Which phrase can refer to both countable and uncountable nouns? a all b no c a few 8 Which quantifier is used for large unspecified quantities with both countable and uncountable nouns? a no b only c a lot of 9 Which phrase means 'not any of' when referring to countable or uncountable nouns? a some b none of c all 10 Choose the quantifier appropriate for general positive quantity with both types: a neither b few c lots of 11 Which quantifier is correct with countable nouns: many or much? a many b A lot of c much 12 Choose the right option for countable nouns: a few, or a little? a much b a few c a little 13 Select the correct: _____ cars were parked. a much b little c several 14 Which fits with countables: (very) few or (very) little? a (very) few b much c (very) little 15 Fill: We have _____ copies of the report. a Many b much c a number of 16 Which quantifier pairs with countables: all or no of? a all b no c none of 17 Choose the best: _____ students passed the exam. a None b Most c One 18 For countables: a _____ of people arrived. a many b a few c a couple of 19 Select the correct option: _____ cars were damaged. a a lot of b loads of c a great deal of 20 Which is correct for uncountables: much or many? a much b many c few 21 Fill the blank for uncountables: _____ space is needed. a a few b many c much 22 Choose the right for uncountables: a little or a few? a much b a little c a few 23 Which quantifier works with uncountables: a great deal of or several? a loads of b several c a great deal of 24 Select correct: I have _____ patience left. a very little b many c a lot of 25 With both, pick: _____ friends support us. a few b all c no 26 Which fits with both countables and uncountables: some or none of? a no b some c none of 27 Choose the proper for both: _____ information is available. a all b few c some 28 Correct: We have _____ lots of books. a loads of b fews of c a few 29 Select the right: _____ bread is left. a some b all c no 30 Fill: There are _____ guests in the hall. a no b all c Much 31 Which is correct with countables: both or neither? a either b neither c both 32 Choose: _____ of the students finished on time. a few b none of c most 33 Select: We own _____ cars. a much b few c a lot of 34 For countables: _____ cups were used. a little b several c much 35 With both: _____ cookies were eaten. a a little b lots of c Plenty of 36 Choose correct: _____ of the time we succeed. a most b no c A couple of 37 Fill: There is _____ money left. a a lot of b much c very little 38 Which is correct for both: plenty of or plenty? a plenty b plenty of

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Which quantifier fits with countable nouns to mean 'each item' in a set?

Which quantifier is appropriate with countable nouns to indicate a large but unspecified number?

Choose a quantifier for countable nouns meaning alot but not too mang.

Which pair correctly completes: ‘I have _____ books on the shelf’ (countable nouns)?

For uncountable nouns, which means a small amount?

Which quantifier means a very small amount with uncountable nouns?

Which phrase can refer to both countable and uncountable nouns?

Which quantifier is used for large unspecified quantities with both countable and uncountable nouns?

Which phrase means 'not any of' when referring to countable or uncountable nouns?

Choose the quantifier appropriate for general positive quantity with both types:

Which quantifier is correct with countable nouns: many or much?

Choose the right option for countable nouns: a few, or a little?

Select the correct: _____ cars were parked.

Which fits with countables: (very) few or (very) little?

Fill: We have _____ copies of the report.

Which quantifier pairs with countables: all or no of?

Choose the best: _____ students passed the exam.

For countables: a _____ of people arrived.

Select the correct option: _____ cars were damaged.

Which is correct for uncountables: much or many?

Fill the blank for uncountables: _____ space is needed.

Choose the right for uncountables: a little or a few?

Which quantifier works with uncountables: a great deal of or several?

Select correct: I have _____ patience left.

With both, pick: _____ friends support us.

Which fits with both countables and uncountables: some or none of?

Choose the proper for both: _____ information is available.

Correct: We have _____ lots of books.

Select the right: _____ bread is left.

Fill: There are _____ guests in the hall.

Which is correct with countables: both or neither?

Choose: _____ of the students finished on time.

Select: We own _____ cars.

For countables: _____ cups were used.

With both: _____ cookies were eaten.

Choose correct: _____ of the time we succeed.

Fill: There is _____ money left.

Which is correct for both: plenty of or plenty?