Countable and Uncountable Nouns Quiz

Which of the following is an uncountable noun?

• Book

• Sugar

• Apple

• Chair

Which quantifier is correct to use with uncountable nouns?

• Many

• Several

• Much

• Few

Choose the sentence with the correct usage of a countable noun.

• He gave me a good advice.

• I bought two breads.

• She found an interesting idea.

• There is a lot of waters in the bucket.

Which of the following nouns is both countable and uncountable?

• Rice

• Information

• Experience

• Chair

Identify the correct sentence:

• I need a piece of information.

• I need an information.

• I need some informations.

• I need much informations.

Which of these nouns is only countable?

• Milk

• Friend

• Sand

• Happiness

Which quantifier works with countable nouns?

• A lot of

• A few

• Much

• Little

Which noun is incorrectly matched with its type?

• Water - Uncountable

• Apples - Countable

• Bread - Countable

• Chairs - Countable

What is the correct way to refer to an uncountable noun?

• Two informations

• A piece of furniture

• A furniture

• Furnitures

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• I have many homeworks to do.

• He gave me two advices.

• Can I have a little water?

• She bought three milks.