Quantifiers Quiz

Which word is best used for something you can count, like "books"?

• much

• many

• little

• a lot

Which word is best used for something you cannot count, like "water" or "time"?

• much

• many

• few

• plenty

Which sentence is the most natural and correct in English?

• We spent much money on the trip.

• We spent a lot of money on the trip.

• We spent few money on the trip.

• We spent many money on the trip.

I want to say I have "more than enough" time. Which phrase is best?

• a few

• little

• plenty of

• many

The refrigerator is almost empty. There is only _____ milk left.

• a little

• a few

• many

• much

This city is not a popular tourist spot. There are very _____ visitors, even in summer.

• a few

• few

• little

• much

He's new in town and feels lonely because he has _____ friends. (This implies a negative feeling)

• a few

• little

• few

• much

"Do you want some soup?" "Yes, just _____, please. I'm not very hungry."

• a little

• little

• a few

• many

I'm excited for the weekend. I have _____ friends coming over to visit. (This implies a positive feeling)

• few

• a little

• a few

• much

You don't need to go shopping. We have _____ apples on the table.

• a few

• few

• little

• much