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Countable and Uncountable Nouns

A2–B1 grammar quiz on using countable and uncountable nouns correctly with quantifiers and articles.

Level: A2 • Questions: 20

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Q1. I need ___ information about the project.

(A) an (B) a little (C) some (D) a few

Explanation

‘Information’ is uncountable → use ‘a little’.

Q2. We don’t have ___ milk left in the fridge.

(A) a few (B) any (C) some (D) many

Explanation

‘Any’ is used in negatives and questions with uncountables.

Q3. There isn’t ___ sugar in the bowl.

(A) much (B) many (C) a few (D) some

Explanation

‘Much’ is used with uncountable nouns in negatives.

Q4. There are ___ students absent today.

(A) a little (B) many (C) some (D) much

Explanation

‘Students’ are countable → use ‘many’.

Q5. Would you like ___ coffee?

(A) any (B) a few (C) some (D) many

Explanation

‘Some’ in offers and requests.

Q6. How ___ milk do you drink every day?

(A) some (B) much (C) many (D) few

Explanation

‘Milk’ is uncountable → use ‘much’.

Q7. There are only ___ cookies left in the box.

(A) much (B) a few (C) a little (D) some

Explanation

‘Cookies’ are countable → use ‘a few’.

Q8. She doesn’t have ___ pencils in her bag.

(A) a little (B) many (C) some (D) much

Explanation

‘Pencils’ are countable → use ‘many’ in negatives.

Q9. We had ___ luck finding a taxi last night.

(A) some (B) a little (C) a few (D) much

Explanation

‘Luck’ is uncountable → use ‘a little’.

Q10. There isn’t ___ water in the bottle.

(A) some (B) many (C) much (D) a few

Explanation

‘Water’ is uncountable → use ‘much’.

Q11. He bought ___ books yesterday.

(A) any (B) a little (C) a few (D) much

Explanation

‘Books’ are countable → use ‘a few’.

Q12. He gave me ___ good advice about my studies.

(A) a few (B) an (C) some (D) a

Explanation

‘Advice’ is uncountable → use ‘some advice’.

Q13. We don’t have ___ time to waste.

(A) a few (B) some (C) many (D) much

Explanation

‘Time’ is uncountable → use ‘much’.

Q14. Can I have ___ bread, please?

(A) any (B) a few (C) some (D) many

Explanation

‘Bread’ is uncountable → use ‘some’.

Q15. She has ___ friends in London.

(A) few (B) little (C) a few (D) a little

Explanation

‘A few’ = some, positive idea, used with countables.

Q16. How ___ people are there in your class?

(A) a little (B) much (C) few (D) many

Explanation

‘People’ = plural countable → use ‘many’.

Q17. I drink ___ tea every morning.

(A) many (B) a few (C) a little (D) any

Explanation

‘Tea’ is uncountable → use ‘a little’.

Q18. We need ___ money to buy new equipment.

(A) a few (B) many (C) few (D) some

Explanation

‘Money’ is uncountable but can take ‘some’.

Q19. There are ___ chairs in the kitchen.

(A) much (B) some (C) a little (D) many

Explanation

‘Chairs’ are countable plural → use ‘many’.

Q20. There are ___ apples on the table.

(A) many (B) some (C) a little (D) much

Explanation

‘Many’ is used with plural countable nouns.

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