Quantifiers Exercises

1. What is a Quantifier?

A type of verb
A word indicating quantity
A type of noun
A punctuation mark

2. Which of the following is a countable quantifier only?

Little
Much
Few
A lot

3. Which quantifier is used to indicate a small amount of uncountable nouns?

Few
Little
Several
Many

4. Which of the following sentences is correct?

She has a lot of hobbies.
She has little hobbies.
She has few money.
She has much friends.

5. What do quantifiers answer?

Who?
How much/many?
Why?
Where?

6. Which quantifier indicates a slightly larger number or amount than “few” or “little”?

A few/a little
Much
Several
Many

7. Which of the following sentences uses quantifiers incorrectly?

I have a little money left.
She has few work to do.
There are several people in the room.
I have a few friends.

8. Which quantifier can be used with both countable and uncountable nouns?

Few
Little
A lot of
Many

9. Which of the following is NOT a mistake when using quantifiers according to the article?

Using quantifiers without nouns
Using countable quantifiers with uncountable nouns
Using “a lot of” with countable nouns
Using “few” with uncountable nouns

10. Which of the following sentences is correct according to the usage of quantifiers?

I have a little friends in the city.
She has much hobbies, including knitting and painting.
There is much debate about the new law.
I have few money left after paying my bills.