Mastering English Definite Articles Quiz

Choose the correct definite article to fill in the blank: "____ sun is very bright today."

• a

• an

• the

• no article needed

Which sentence uses the definite article correctly with a singular noun?

• I saw the cat in the garden.

• She wants a apple from the basket.

• He found an interesting book on the shelf.

• They are looking for the advice on the issue.

Select the sentence that correctly uses the definite article with a plural noun.

• The children are playing in the park.

• She bought an oranges from the market.

• He has a good ideas for the project.

• They are looking for a cars in the dealership.

Identify the sentence where the definite article is used incorrectly.

• The moon shines brightly at night.

• He passed the ball to the teammate.

• The water in the ocean is salty.

• I need to visit the dentist next week.

Choose the correct sentence that uses the definite article with a singular noun.

• She found the unique shell on the beach.

• He wants to eat a cake for dessert.

• They are looking for an information on the topic.

• I need a advice on this matter.

Which sentence correctly uses the definite article with a plural noun?

• The dogs are barking loudly.

• She has an apples in her bag.

• He bought a books from the store.

• They need the informations for their report.

Identify the correct use of the definite article in the following sentence: "____ Alps are a major mountain range in Europe."

• a

• an

• the

• no article needed

Choose the sentence where the definite article is used correctly before a singular noun.

• I saw the bird in the sky.

• She wants to eat the apple.

• He found the interesting story in the book.

• Both A and B are correct.

Which of the following sentences uses the definite article correctly with a plural noun?

• The cars in the lot are expensive.

• She made a cookies for the bake sale.

• He has the great ideas for the project.

• They are looking for the furnitures for their house.

Select the sentence that incorrectly uses the definite article.

• The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• She listened to the music on her phone.

• He enjoyed the scenery of the mountains.

• They walked through the woods in the park.