Countable and Uncountable Nouns - Traveling Abroad

Choose the correct article, quantifier, noun phrase, or verb form to complete each sentence. Pay attention to whether the noun is countable or uncountable, singular or plural, general or specific, and what it means in context.

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Question 1

I need _____ adapter because my phone charger does not fit the socket in Japan.

Options: an, a, many

Question 2

At the airport, I had _____ luggage, so I used a cart.

Options: many, a lot of, a few

Question 3

I only have _____ time before my flight boards.

Options: a little, a few, many

Question 4

In the hostel kitchen, there are _____ clean plates, but not enough for everyone.

Options: a little, a few, much

Question 5

Did you buy _____ souvenirs for your family when you were in Mexico?

Options: any, a little, much

Question 6

I could not sleep on the train because there was _____ noise in the corridor.

Options: many, a lot of, a few

Question 7

We saw _____ interesting museum near our hotel, so we decided to visit it.

Options: a, an, a few

Question 8

On the tour, we asked _____ questions about local customs.

Options: much, a little, a lot of

Question 9

I need _____ map of the city because my phone battery is low.

Options: a, an, many

Question 10

After the long flight, I drank _____ water before going through passport control.

Options: a few, some, many

Question 11

I bought a guidebook at the station. _____ same guidebook has a useful map of the old town.

Options: A, The, An

Question 12

Please do not drink _____ water in this bottle; it tastes strange.

Options: many, the, a few

Question 13

All the information on the departure screen _____ correct right now.

Options: are, is, were

Question 14

The tickets in my hand _____ for tomorrow, but our luggage _____ already at the hotel.

Options: is, be, are

Question 15

After five years as a tour guide, I have _____. Crossing Europe alone for the first time was _____.

Options: many experience, an experiences, a lot of experience, unforgettable experience, a unforgettable experience, an unforgettable experience

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