Countable & Uncountable Nouns Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Countable & Uncountable Nouns QuizOnline version Noun counts explained by Dina Arely Crespin Rivera 1 Which is a countable noun example? a sand b apple c water 2 Which noun is typically uncountable? a bottles b music c chairs 3 Choose the correct plural form for the countable noun. a two apples b two apple c apple two 4 Which sentence uses a mass (uncountable) noun? a She drinks a coffee every morning. b She drinks coffees every morning. c She drinks coffee every morning. 5 Which word is generally uncountable without a preceding quantity? a sand b book c child 6 Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly? a I bought three tickets. b I bought much tickets. c I bought much ticket. 7 Which noun can be both countable and uncountable depending on meaning? a water b air c cake 8 Identify the uncountable noun in this list: sugar, apple, chair a chair b apple c sugar 9 Which quantifier goes with a countable noun? a much b many c less 10 Which sentence shows a correct uncountable noun with a measure word? a She poured some milk. b She poured a milk. c She poured three milks.

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Countable & Uncountable Nouns QuizOnline version

Noun counts explained

by Dina Arely Crespin Rivera

Which is a countable noun example?

sand

apple

water

Which noun is typically uncountable?

bottles

music

chairs

Choose the correct plural form for the countable noun.

two apples

two apple

apple two

Which sentence uses a mass (uncountable) noun?

She drinks a coffee every morning.

She drinks coffees every morning.

She drinks coffee every morning.

Which word is generally uncountable without a preceding quantity?

sand

book

child

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

I bought three tickets.

I bought much tickets.

I bought much ticket.

Which noun can be both countable and uncountable depending on meaning?

water

air

cake

Identify the uncountable noun in this list: sugar, apple, chair

chair

apple

sugar

Which quantifier goes with a countable noun?

much

many

less

Which sentence shows a correct uncountable noun with a measure word?

She poured some milk.

She poured a milk.

She poured three milks.

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Countable & Uncountable Nouns QuizOnline version

by Dina Arely Crespin Rivera

Which is a countable noun example?

Which noun is typically uncountable?

Choose the correct plural form for the countable noun.

Which sentence uses a mass (uncountable) noun?

Which word is generally uncountable without a preceding quantity?

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

Which noun can be both countable and uncountable depending on meaning?

Identify the uncountable noun in this list: sugar, apple, chair

Which quantifier goes with a countable noun?

Which sentence shows a correct uncountable noun with a measure word?

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