Quantifier Quiz

Level: Pre-Intermediate

In this quantifier quiz you have to choose the correct word to go in the gap.

Quantifiers are words that provide approximate or specific answers to the questions "How many?" and "How much?".

They are words such as a little, a few, some, many, several, all, none.

You have to take care with quantifiers because some can be used only with countable nouns while others can only be used with uncountable nouns (though some can be used with either). 

For example:

  • There are not many (not 'much') cars on the road (cars = countable noun).
  • I've drunk too much (not 'many') alcohol (alcohol = uncountable noun).

Quantifier Quiz

Instructions

Choose the correct quantifier to go in the gap.

1. My friend gave me _____________ help with my homework.
much
a lot of
several
2. In the end, not ____________ people decided to go.
many
a few
a lot
3. I haven't really done ___________ research into the topic yet.
less
many
much
4. I've got ____________ hours spare later today.
any
a little
a few
5. I thought I could lend you some money but is seems I have _________ left.
none
a little
some
6. It looks like we don't have __________ milk left.
a lot
any
many
7. I've told her __________ times that I can't help.
several
few
a lot
8. I've only studied French __________ so I can't speak the language much.
a few
some
a little
9. He gave me _________ of time to get there.
some
all
plenty
10. We don't have _________ space in our house.
enough
a bit
many

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