Quantifiers Quiz

What is the term used for a word that expresses quantity before a noun?

• Pronoun

• Quantifier

• Noun

• Adjective

Which of the following is an example of an uncountable quantifier?

• Many

• A few

• Much

• Few

What is the correct question form for asking about the quantity of chairs?

• How many chairs are there?

• How much chairs are there?

• How many chair do you need?

• How many chairs do you need?

Which of the following sentences uses 'many' correctly?

• Many water is needed.

• Many people like Bali.

• Many rice is on the table.

• Many furniture is expensive.

What does 'a lot (of)' mean in English?

• Few

• Many

• None

• Some

Which of the following is an example of a countable quantifier?

• A bit

• Many

• A little

• Much

What is the meaning of 'a bit (of)'?

• Some

• A lot

• None

• A small amount

Which sentence correctly uses 'few'?

• Few money is needed.

• Few people attended the event.

• Few furniture is available.

• Few water is left.

What is the correct question form for asking about the quantity of bread?

• How many bread does she eat?

• How much breads does she eat?

• How much bread does she eat?

• How many breads does she eat?

Which of the following sentences uses 'little' correctly?

• Little chairs are in the room.

• Little books are on the shelf.

• Little people came to the party.

• Little attention is given to that teacher.