WorksheetsCountable and Uncountable Nouns Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 19mins
Choose the correct option: Rice is a(n)... (Escolha a opção correta: Arroz é um(a)... )
Countable noun
Uncountable noun
Plural noun
Irregular noun
Which of the following is a countable noun? (Qual dos seguintes é um substantivo contável?)
Milk
Sugar
Apple
Water
Identify the countable noun: (Identifique o substantivo contável:)
Butter
Eggs
Juice
Salt
Cheese is usually classified as: (Queijo é geralmente classificado como:)
Countable
Plural
Uncountable
Irregular
There are some ___ on the plate. Choose a countable noun. (Há alguns ___ no prato. Escolha um substantivo contável.)
bread
cookies
butter
meat
Which one can be both countable and uncountable depending on context? (Qual deles pode ser contável e incontável dependendo do contexto?)
Chicken
Sugar
Rice
Coffee
Select the group with only countable nouns: (Selecione o grupo com apenas substantivos contáveis:)
Tomatoes, apples, bananas
Water, rice, sugar
Bread, butter, cheese
Tea, juice, milk
Which noun is uncountable? (Qual substantivo é incontável?)
Tomato
Potato
Meat
Orange
In the sentence “We ate some rice and beans,” which is uncountable? (Na frase “Comemos arroz e feijão”, qual é incontável?)
Beans
Rice
Ate
Some
Fish in “We caught three fish today” is: (FISH em “Pegamos três peixes hoje” é:)
Uncountable
Plural
Irregular verb
Adjective
What is the correct classification for the noun “juice”? (Qual é a classificação correta para o substantivo “suco”?)
Countable
Uncountable
Irregular
Proper
Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly? (Qual frase usa um substantivo contável corretamente?)
He ate five apples after lunch.
I drank two milks at breakfast.
She bought three breads from the bakery.
We need many rice for the recipe.
Choose the sentence that uses a countable noun: (Escolha a frase que usa um substantivo contável:)
I have a little rice.
She bought some chairs.
We need some flour.
I drank juice.
In the sentence “There isn’t any butter left,” butter is: (Na frase “Não sobrou manteiga”, manteiga é:)
Countable
Uncountable
Irregular noun
Abstract noun
Choose the correct classification for the word “bottles”: (Escolha a classificação correta para a palavra “garrafas”:)
Countable
Uncountable
Abstract
Irregular
Complete with “some” or “any”: There aren’t (a) bananas left.
Use “some” or “any”: I need (a) help with my homework.
Use “some” or “any”: Do you have (a) brothers?
There is (a) water in the fridge.
There isn’t (a) cheese on the table.
Choose the sentence with correct use of “some”: (Escolha a frase com o uso correto de “some”:)
Do you have some apples?
I don’t have some bread.
She bought some milk.
I didn’t eat some cake.
Choose the sentence with correct use of “any”: (Escolha a frase com o uso correto de “any”:)
She needs any help.
There are any oranges.
They don’t have any sugar.
I ate any pizza.
I have (a) water in my bottle.
Choose the correct sentence: (Escolha a frase correta:)
We didn’t buy some fruit.
She hasn’t got any friends.
He bought any books.
Do you want some bread?
Choose the correct use of “some” or “any”: (Escolha o uso correto de “some” ou “any”:)
I didn’t see some cats.
Do you have some questions?
There aren’t some eggs.
Would you like some juice?
In “There are some tomatoes,” “some” is used in: (Em “There are some tomatoes”, “some” é usado em:)
affirmative
negative
question
command
In “There isn’t any meat,” “any” is used in: (Em “There isn’t any meat”, “any” é usado em:)
affirmative
question
negative
imperative
Which sentence is incorrect? (Qual frase está incorreta?)
I bought some oranges.
There aren’t any apples.
She didn’t bring some cookies.
Do you have any pencils?
We have (a) juice for the picnic.
They went to the store without (a) money.
