Countable and Uncountable Nouns Quiz

Countable and uncountable nouns Quiz

“Master the difference between countable and uncountable nouns.”

1 / 20

Which of the following is NOT a countable noun?

2 / 20

Which uncountable noun is typically used in a singular form?

3 / 20

Which is correct?

4 / 20

Identify the mistake:

“Can I have an advice?”

5 / 20

Which noun is countable?

6 / 20

Which is correct?

7 / 20

Choose the correct sentence.

8 / 20

Choose the countable noun.

9 / 20

Which word is always uncountable?

10 / 20

Which of the following nouns is uncountable?

11 / 20

Which sentence is correct?

12 / 20

Select the countable noun.

13 / 20

Which sentence uses a countable noun correctly?

14 / 20

What is the main difference between countable and uncountable nouns?

15 / 20

Choose the correct sentence:

16 / 20

Which is correct?

17 / 20

Which is correct?

18 / 20

Which is correct?

19 / 20

Which noun is countable?

20 / 20

Choose the uncountable noun.

Your score is

0%


Countable and Uncountable Nouns Quiz

Countable Nouns

  • These are nouns we can count individually.
  • They have singular and plural forms.
  • You can use numbers with them (one, two, three…).
  • They often use a/an, many, few, several, etc.

Examples:

  • Singular: a book, an apple, a chair
  • Plural: books, apples, chairs
  • Sentence: I have three pens.

Uncountable Nouns

  • These are nouns we cannot count as individual items.
  • They usually have no plural form.
  • They represent substances, materials, or abstract ideas.
  • They often use some, much, a little, a lot of, a piece of, etc.

Examples:

  • Water, sugar, rice, furniture, information, advice, money
  • Sentence: I need some water.


Countable and Uncountable Nouns Exercise

Here’s a Fill in the Blank exercise on Countable and Uncountable Nouns.

  1. I bought two __ (apple).
  2. She needs some __ (water).
  3. There are many __ (student) in the classroom.
  4. Please give me a piece of __ (advice).
  5. I don’t have much __ (money).
  6. There are a few __ (chair) in the room.
  7. How much __ (sugar) do you want in your tea?
  8. He reads a lot of __ (book).
  9. She has little __ (patience).
  10. There is some __ (bread) on the table.
  11. We saw several __ (dog) in the park.
  12. I don’t drink much __ (milk).
  13. Can you buy a loaf of __ (bread)?
  14. She told me some good __ (news).
  15. He has too many __ (pen) in his bag.
  16. There is a lot of __ (traffic) on the road today.
  17. I need to finish this __ (homework) before dinner.
  18. They planted ten __ (tree) last week.
  19. How many __ (bottle) of water are left?
  20. We need more __ (information) about the project.
  21. There are only a few __ (car) in the parking lot.
  22. She bought two pieces of __ (furniture).
  23. He has much __ (experience) in teaching.
  24. I met some interesting __ (people) at the event.
  25. We should drink eight glasses of __ (water) a day.
  26. A little __ (knowledge) is a dangerous thing.
  27. I saw three __ (sheep) in the field.
  28. The teacher gave us some difficult __ (exercise).
  29. They have very few __ (friend) in this city.
  30. He ordered two cups of __ (coffee).


Download Word Coach Application

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *