________ is similar to the English measure word “bottle,” but can also be used to refer to jars, flasks and vases.

• Píng

• Běn

• kuài

• ge

______ is the most commonly used measure word in Chinese amongst all.

• Tái

• Bǎ

• Ge

• Zhī

______ is used when you are talking about bound stuff such as books, magazines, notebook, or dictionary.

• Juǎn

• Kuài

• Píng

• Běn

______ is used when you are talking about long round and stick-like objects such as pens and pencils.

• Kuài

• Zhī

• Běn

• Juǎn

______ literally means “handful”. It’s commonly used for objects that can be held and implements with handles.

• Kuài

• Tái

• Ge

• Bǎ

______ is used when you are talking about block or cube shape objects such as chocolate, sugar cubes, and fudge.

• Zhī

• Tái

• Kuài

• Běn

yī ____ shū

• píng

• běn

• zhī

• ge

yī ____ shūbāo

• píng

• ge

• bǎ

• zhī

yī _____ xiàng pí cā

• běn

• juǎn

• kuài

• bǎ

yī _____ jiāoshuǐ

• zhī

• píng

• ge

• juǎn