REVIEW MID TEST XI 2025

Which of the following is the correct transformation into plural?

• Leaf → Leafs

• Chief → Chieves

• Knife → Knives

• Knife → Knives

Which sentence uses a plural noun as a singular entity?

• Physics is an interesting subject.

• The scissors are very sharp.

• The trousers are new.

• The glasses are expensive.

Which is the correct usage of plural compound nouns?

• The mother-in-laws are visiting tomorrow.

• The mothers-in-law are visiting tomorrow.

• The mothers-in-laws are visiting tomorrow.

• The mother-in-law are visiting tomorrow.

Which sentence illustrates an irregular plural that does not change in spelling?

• The child are crying in the room.

• The mans are working on the site.

• The deer are grazing near the river.

• The womans are cooking together.

Which sentence demonstrates the CORRECT use of irregular plural nouns?

• The sheeps are grazing in the field.

• The data has been carefully examined.

• The childrens are playing in the park.

• The criteria for selection are very strict.

Which of the following sentences shows correct subject-verb agreement with plural nouns?

• Mathematics are one of my favorite subjects.

• Politics are complicated in many countries.

• The news are spreading quickly.

• The scissors are on the table.

Which of the following contains an error in uncountable noun usage?

• We need more pieces of furniture for the living room.

• The news is quite surprising.

• The informations are very useful.

• She bought a bottle of milk from the shop.

Which sentence uses the correct quantifier for a countable noun?

• There are much apples on the table.

• We met a few interesting people at the conference.

• He has less books than she does.

• There is too much chairs in the hall.

Which is the correct explanation of the difference?
“Hair” vs. “Hairs.”

• Hair is always uncountable, hairs is wrong.

• Hair is uncountable for the whole mass, hairs refers to individual strands.

• Hair is countable when long, hairs is uncountable.

• Both mean the same thing.

Last weekend, I wanted to bake a cake, but I had very __________​ ​ (a)   sugar left in the jar, so I wasn’t sure if it was enough. Luckily, I found __________ ​ (b)   flour in the cupboard, which was just enough to finish the recipe. When I looked for eggs, I realized there were very __________ ​ ​ (c)   in the fridge. Thankfully, my neighbor gave me __________ ​ (d)   eggs, so I could continue baking.

• little
• a little
• few
• a few