Quiz on Article

Quiz on Article (A, An, and The)

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1. Which article should be used before a singular noun that starts with a vowel sound?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   none
2. Which article should be used before a singular countable noun that is specific or known to both the speaker and listener?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   a & an
3. Which article should be used before an uncountable noun that is general or not specific?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   both definite & indefinite
4. Which article should be used before a singular countable noun that is not specific or known to both the speaker and listener?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   a & an
5. Which article should be used before a noun that is part of a unique group or category?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   both definite & indefinite article
6. Which article should be used before a singular countable noun that starts with a consonant sound?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   a & an
7. Which article should be used before a noun that has not been previously mentioned and is not part of a unique group or category?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   a & an
8. Which article should be used before a plural countable noun that is specific or known to both the speaker and listener?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   definite & indefinite article
9. Which article should be used before a proper noun?
   1.   a
   2.   an
   3.   the
   4.   'the' depending on the context
10. Which article is pronounced with a short "uh" sound?
    1.   a
    2.   an
    3.   the
    4.   a & an
11. Which of the following words is pronounced with the same vowel sound as the "a" in "apple"?
    1.   ate"
    2.   "cat"
    3.   "pet"
    4.   "set"
12. Which of the following words is pronounced with the same vowel sound as the "the" in "theater"?
    1.   "bee"
    2.   b) "see"
    3.   c) "tea"
    4.   d) "me"

 

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