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Quantifiers (some / any / much / many / few / little / a lot of / plenty of)

A2–B1 grammar quiz on using quantifiers correctly with countable and uncountable nouns in positive, negative, and question forms.

Level: B1 • Questions: 20

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Q1. He has ___ friends in this city.

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

Explanation

‘A few’ = some, positive meaning.

Q2. There are ___ reasons why I like this job.

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

Explanation

Countable plural → ‘a few reasons’.

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

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

Explanation

‘Any’ used in negatives with uncountables.

Q4. We saw ___ people at the concert.

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

Explanation

‘A few’ for small number of countables.

Q5. We had ___ problems with the new system.

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

Explanation

Countable plural noun → ‘a few’.

Q6. He spends too ___ time on his phone.

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

Explanation

‘Much’ with uncountable nouns (time).

Q7. They don’t have ___ homework today.

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

Explanation

Negative sentence → use ‘any’.

Q8. There were very ___ students in class today.

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

Explanation

‘Few’ = not many, negative meaning.

Q9. We have ___ chairs for everyone to sit.

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

Explanation

‘Enough’ = sufficient quantity.

Q10. I don’t have ___ free time these days.

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

Explanation

Negative with uncountable noun → ‘much’.

Q11. She has ___ money to buy a car. She needs more.

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

Explanation

‘Little’ = not enough amount.

Q12. There are ___ books on that shelf.

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

Explanation

‘Books’ are countable → use ‘many’.

Q13. We had very ___ food at the party.

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

Explanation

‘Little’ = almost none (uncountable).

Q14. How ___ money do you have?

(A) a lot of (B) some (C) much (D) many

Explanation

‘Much’ used with uncountable nouns in questions.

Q15. I have ___ time to help you now.

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

Explanation

‘A little’ = some, positive idea with uncountables.

Q16. There are ___ apples in the basket.

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

Explanation

‘Many’ is used with plural countable nouns.

Q17. There’s ___ water in the bottle.

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

Explanation

‘Some’ for positive statements.

Q18. Would you like ___ tea?

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

Explanation

‘Some’ used in offers and requests.

Q19. There’s ___ bread on the table.

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

Explanation

‘Bread’ is uncountable → ‘a little’.

Q20. We have ___ food for everyone, don’t worry.

(A) many (B) a few (C) plenty of (D) any

Explanation

‘Plenty of’ = more than enough (countable or uncountable).

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