Countable and Uncountable Nouns - Grocery Shopping

Question 1

The shopping list says “1 onion.” I put _____ in the basket.

Options: an onion, a onion, two onions

Question 2

There is _____ bread left, but it is enough for one sandwich.

Options: many, a few, a little

Question 3

The egg shelf is empty, so the assistant says, “_____”

Options: We have some eggs today., We have a few eggs today., We do not have any eggs today.

Question 4

How _____ bananas are in your basket?

Options: much, many, some

Question 5

How _____ milk do we need for the cereal?

Options: many, a, much

Question 6

The recipe needs one lemon, and my basket contains _____—exactly the right amount.

Options: a lemon, two lemons, a few lemons

Question 7

Do you have _____ rice in this store?

Options: many, any, a

Question 8

There _____ cheese left for the sandwiches—not even one slice.

Options: is some, isn't any, is a little

Question 9

She is buying _____ tomatoes because the salad only needs three.

Options: a few, much, a little

Question 10

We need _____ sugar to make ten large cakes.

Options: many, a lot of, a few

Question 11

The recipe needs four _____.

Options: egg, egg's, eggs

Question 12

Please buy _____ for the picnic.

Options: a bottle of water, a bottle water, a bottles of water