WorksheetsMastering Articles in English
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is an article in English grammar?
An article is a punctuation mark used in sentences.
An article is a word that defines a noun as specific or unspecific.
An article is a word that describes an adjective.
An article is a type of verb in English grammar.
Identify the definite article in this sentence: 'The cat sat on the mat.'
The
A
cat
mat
Choose the correct article: 'I saw ___ elephant at the zoo.'
the
a
some
an
Fill in the blank with the correct article: 'She is ___ artist.'
an
the
this
some
Which article would you use before a word starting with a vowel sound?
an
one
a
the
True or False: 'A' is used before words that begin with a consonant sound.
False
'A' is used before words that begin with a vowel sound.
'A' is used before all words regardless of sound.
True
What is the indefinite article used for?
The indefinite article is used for specific items.
The indefinite article is used to indicate quantity.
The indefinite article is used to refer to proper nouns.
The indefinite article is used to refer to non-specific items.
Select the correct article: 'He is ___ honest man.'
an
the
a
one
Identify the article in the sentence: 'An apple a day keeps the doctor away.'
Doctor
A
The
An
When do we use 'the' as an article?
'The' is used for all nouns regardless of specificity.
We use 'the' for plural nouns only.
We use 'the' to refer to abstract concepts only.
We use 'the' to refer to specific or known nouns.
Choose the correct article: 'I need ___ hour to finish my homework.'
a
an
the
one
Fill in the blank: 'This is ___ best day ever!'
a
your
my
the
What is the plural form of the indefinite article?
Indefinite articles do not have a plural form.
Indefinite articles can be pluralized as 'a's and 'an's.
The plural form is 'a' and 'an'.
Indefinite articles are always plural.
True or False: Articles can be omitted in some sentences.
Articles are always required
False
Only nouns can omit articles
True
Which article would you use before 'university'?
a
an
a
the
