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Determiners Quiz

March 17, 2022 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate determiner.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1Not ............... is known about his past.
Wrong!
2There are still ............... homeless people in the world.
Wrong!
Use many with plural nouns.
3Although I invited a lot of friends, only ............... of them turned up.
Wrong!
A few indicates a small number; few has a negative meaning. It means almost none.
4She doesn’t have ............... interest in politics.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Either any or much is possible here.
5............... children love animals.
Wrong!
6My sister has got ............... cats.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Many is possible here. However, in affirmative sentences we prefer a lot of to many.
7He does not speak ...............
Wrong!
8............... of us have got problems.
Wrong!
Each and everyone are followed by singular verbs.
9............... of us lives a perfect life.
Wrong!
We need a plural verb after some of and few of.
10............... people never lose hope even after facing several setbacks in life.
Wrong!
11I was one of ............... people invited to her party.
Wrong!
Use the few when we are talking about a particular few.
12This is ............... better than that
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Not much is known about his past.
  2. There are still many homeless people in the world.
  3. Although I invited a lot of friends, only a few of them turned up.
  4. She doesn’t have any/much interest in politics.
  5. Most children love animals.
  6. My sister has got many/a lot of cats.
  7. He does not speak much
  8. All of us have got problems.
  9. None of us lives a perfect life.
  10. Some people never lose hope even after facing several setbacks in life.
  11. I was one of the few people invited to her party.
  12. This is much better than that
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