Too Many/Not Enough - Quiz 2

The phrase "not enough" is used when the available amount is less than required.

• True

• False

"Too many" and "not enough" mean the same thing.

• True

• False

If there are 30 books and only 15 students, there are too many books.

• True

• False

If there are 25 balloons and 30 children at a party, what is the situation?

• • A. Too many balloons.

• • B. Not enough balloons.

• • C. Just enough balloons.

• • D. No balloons.

Which sentence is correct if there are 10 markers and 15 students?

• • A. There are too many markers.

• • B. The markers are too many.

• • C. There are just enough markers.

• • D. There are not enough markers.

What does "too many" refer to?

• • A. More than needed.

• • B. Less than needed.

• • C. Exactly what is needed.

• • D. None at all.

If a team needs 11 players and only 9 show up, what can be said?

• • A. There are too many players.

• • B. There are just enough players.

• • C. There are not enough players.

• • D. There are extra players.

Which sentence is correct if there are 10 markers and 15 students?

• • A. There are too many markers.

• • B. There are not enough markers.

• • C. There are just enough markers.

• • D. The markers are too many.

The term "too many" is only used for describing food items.

• True

• False

If a class has 25 students and there are 25 chairs, there are too many chairs.

• True

• False