Which of the following nouns is countable?

• Water
• Rice
• Banana
• Music

Select the correct sentence using 'some' or 'any':

• I have any apples.
• There isn't some bread.
• We have some juice.
• Do you have some money?

Choose the correct article for the sentence: 'She is ___ artist.'

• a
• an
• the
• no article needed

Which question uses 'How many' correctly?

• How many milk do you want?
• How many stars are in the sky?
• How many water is left?
• How many rice do you need?

Identify the sentence using 'a lot of' correctly:

• I don't have a lot of time.
• Do you eat much apples?
• There aren't many water.
• She has a lot of equipments.

Select the correct usage of 'much' or 'many':

• There aren't much people here.
• I don't eat much fruit.
• How much books do you have?
• I have many homework.

Which sentence correctly uses 'a' or 'an'?

• It's a orange.
• She is an engineer.
• He is a artist.
• I need an book.

Which noun is uncountable?

• Apple
• Chair
• Bread
• Book

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'any' in a question:

• Can I have any water?
• Is there any meat?
• Do you have some pencils?
• I need any information.

Bananas are an example of countable nouns.

Rice is a countable noun.