Quiz on Quantifiers

What do quantifiers describe?

• The color of nouns

• How much or how many of a noun

• The size of nouns

• The age of nouns

Which of the following is a quantifier used with uncountable nouns?

• A few

• Several

• Many

• Much

Which quantifier can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns?

• A little

• None

• A lot

• Few

What is the connotation of 'few' when used as a quantifier?

• Positive

• Neutral

• Negative

• Ambiguous

Which of the following quantifiers must be followed by an article or determiner?

• Several of

• None of

• Much of

• A lot of

In the sentence 'I have a little money for lunch,' what does 'a little' imply?

• Sufficient amount

• Insufficient amount

• Excessive amount

• No amount

Which quantifier is used with countable nouns?

• A little

• Several

• Much

• A large amount of

What is the difference between quantifiers and numbers?

• Numbers indicate precise quantities

• Quantifiers are always positive

• Quantifiers are more specific

• Numbers are adjectives

Which of the following sentences uses a quantifier correctly?

• I have a few friends.

• He has many of the money.

• There are much apples on the table.

• She has little books.

What does 'a great deal of' refer to?

• None of the above

• Countable nouns

• Uncountable nouns

• Both countable and uncountable nouns