Understanding Quantifiers

What is a quantifier in grammar?

• A phrase that indicates a location.

• A word or phrase that indicates quantity.

• A word that describes an action.

• A type of punctuation mark.

Identify the quantifier in the sentence: 'Many students passed the exam.'

• Some students

• All students

• Many

• Few students

Choose the correct quantifier: 'There are _____ apples in the basket.' (some, much)

• a lot

• some

• few

• none

Which quantifier is used for countable nouns? (few, little)

• many

• few

• several

• a little

Fill in the blank: 'I have _____ friends in my class.' (a few, a little)

• a lot

• a few

• few

• many

What is the opposite of 'all'?

• many

• none

• few

• some

Select the correct quantifier: 'He has _____ money.' (many, much)

• much

• several

• few

• a lot

True or False: 'Each' is a quantifier that refers to individual items.

• Each refers to a group of items

• Each is a synonym for all

• True

• Each indicates a collective quantity

Which quantifier would you use for an uncountable noun? (several, much)

• few

• much

• a lot

• some

Complete the sentence: 'There are _____ cars in the parking lot.' (a lot of, much)

• a lot of

• some cars

• many cars

• few cars