Chapter 23

Chapter 23

Multiple Choice

The words that are underline in the text are called quantifiers. In the context, they

• are words or numbers (such as “many,” “few,”

  “some,” “two,” or “2”) that are used with a noun to show the amount of something.

• are prefixed operators that bind the variables in a logical formula by specifying their quantity.

Multiple Choice

The word in bold, yields, can be substituted, with

no changes in meaning, by:

• to give way under physical force (such as bending, stretching, or breaking).

• to bear or bring forth as a natural product especially as a result of cultivation.

Multiple Choice

A greater focus on crop nutrition is an example of:

• a technique used by farmers to produce more food.

• negative impact of climate change in food

  production.

QUANTIFIERS

• MUCH: singular uncountable nouns

• MANY: plural countable nouns

Multiple Choice

I don’t have ____ work to do.

• MUCH

• MANY