Countable vs Uncountable Food Nouns

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Froggy Jumps Countable vs Uncountable Food NounsOnline version Food nouns: countable or not by Otavalo Boconzaca Evelyn Maribel 1 Which is a countable food noun? a bread b apples c milk 2 Which food noun is typically uncountable? a potatoes b rice c eggs 3 Which term correctly quantifies an uncountable noun? a many b few c much 4 Which is uncountable in its base form? a sugar b egg c banana 5 Choose the sentence with uncountable food used correctly. a I need a bread for lunch. b I need some bread for lunch. c I need many breads for lunch. 6 Which is countable without a unit? a water b potatoes c sand 7 Which noun is uncountable when spoken generally? a apples b water c cherries 8 Which phrase describes a countable quantity? a much bread b much rice c many apples 9 Which is typically used with 'a piece of' or 'a slice of'? a bread b rice c water 10 Which can be counted with 'pieces' or 'cups' without changing the noun? a sugar b eggs c rice

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Countable vs Uncountable Food NounsOnline version

Food nouns: countable or not

by Otavalo Boconzaca Evelyn Maribel

Which is a countable food noun?

bread

apples

milk

Which food noun is typically uncountable?

potatoes

rice

eggs

Which term correctly quantifies an uncountable noun?

many

few

much

Which is uncountable in its base form?

sugar

egg

banana

Choose the sentence with uncountable food used correctly.

I need a bread for lunch.

I need some bread for lunch.

I need many breads for lunch.

Which is countable without a unit?

water

potatoes

sand

Which noun is uncountable when spoken generally?

apples

water

cherries

Which phrase describes a countable quantity?

much bread

much rice

many apples

Which is typically used with 'a piece of' or 'a slice of'?

bread

rice

water

Which can be counted with 'pieces' or 'cups' without changing the noun?

sugar

eggs

rice

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Which is a countable food noun?

Which food noun is typically uncountable?

Which term correctly quantifies an uncountable noun?

Which is uncountable in its base form?

Choose the sentence with uncountable food used correctly.

Which is countable without a unit?

Which noun is uncountable when spoken generally?

Which phrase describes a countable quantity?

Which is typically used with 'a piece of' or 'a slice of'?

Which can be counted with 'pieces' or 'cups' without changing the noun?

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