Countable & Uncountable Nouns Quiz
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Do you think we have ___ pain to do all the rooms upstairs?
A. any
B. very little
C. enough
I’ve called the police and ___
A. they’re on their way
B. it’s on its way
Choose the answer which has the similar meaning to the first sentence: Is it okay if I have some cheese?
A. Is it okay if I have a bit of cheese?
B. Is it okay if I have as much cheese as I can?
C. Is it okay if I have many cheese?
There ___ we can do about that, I’m afraid.
A. isn’t very much
B. isn’t a lot
C. is hardly enough
Choose the answer which has the similar meaning to the first sentence: Would you like some more chocolate?
A. Would you like another piece of chocolate?
B. Would you like much more chocolate?
C. Would you like many chocolate?
D. Would you like few chocolate?
If you pass the supermarket, could you buy ___?
A. some spaghetti
B. any spaghetti
C. a spaghetti
Could you go to the baker’s and buy ___ please?
A. a loaf
B. some loaf
C. few loaf
The assembly hall was full of ___
A. a noise
B. noise
However, too ___ companies are only enthusiastic about the profit they can make when governments start handing out large ___ of taxpayers’ money.
A. much/numbers
B. many/amounts
C. less/numbers
D. much/amounts
If you need ___ paper, there is a box on the shelf.
A. a
B. an
C. some
I’ll post your letters. Have you got ___?
A. a stamp
B. any stamps
C. any stamp
___ business leaders agree with politicians and scientists that too ___ has been done to limit global warming.
A. Some/little
B. A/many
C. Some/many
Choose the answer which has the similar meaning to the first sentence: We don’t know anything about the problem.
A. We don’t have any information about the problem.
B. We don’t have many information about the problem.
C. We don’t have much information about the problem.
Choose the answer which has the similar meaning to the first sentence: I try not to drink too much Coca-Cola in a week.
A. I try not to drink too many cans of Coca-Cola in a week.
B. I try not to drink too much cans of Coca-Cola in a week.
C. I try to drink little Coca-Cola cans in a week.
D. I try to drink Coca-Cola as few as I can in a week.
Choose the correct answer which has similar meaning with this sentence: Sorry, but I can’t pay the bill.
A. I’ve got too much money
B. I haven’t got enough money
Have you got ___? I can help you.
A. a luggage
B. some luggages
C. any luggage
David’s French ___ good. He’s been taking lessons.
A. is
B. are
C. has been
D. was
Could you bring me ___ glass, please?
A. a
B. an
C. some
You can’t take ten suitcases on the plane!
A. You’ve got too much luggage
B. You haven’t got enough luggage
There is not ___ that can be done to save some endangered species.
A. much
B. more
C. many
The information we were given ___
A. were very useful
B. was very useful
Sue has got ___ about Ancient Egypt.
A. a book
B. some book
We’re just moved into our house, and we haven’t got ___
A. a furniture
B. any furniture
C. some furniture
There’s only a little coffee left in the jar.
A. There is few coffee left in the jar.
B. There isn’t much coffee left in the jar.
C. There are a few coffee left in the jar.
D. There isn’t many coffee left in the jar.
When a species is ___ in number there may be ___ chance of keeping it from extinction.
A. many/more
B. many/much
C. few/little
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