Yesterday, my sister found _____ unusual shell on the beach. Later, she showed _____ shell to her teacher.
the / an
a / a
an / the
My uncle is _____ honest man. He works at _____ university near our town.
the / the
an / a
a / an
During our field trip, we visited _____ aquarium. Then we watched _____ dolphins perform tricks.
a / the
an / the
the / a
Emily wants to become _____ artist one day and sell her paintings in _____ famous gallery.
an / a
a / the
an / an
Dad bought _____ hourglass from the museum gift shop. _____ hourglass is now on my desk.
an / The
the / An
a / A
Are the articles in this sentence used correctly? I saw an unicorn and a eagle at the science museum.
No, they aren't.
Yes, they are.
Are the articles in this sentence used correctly? We watched the movie after eating a pizza at the mall.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren't.
Are the articles in this sentence used correctly? My aunt adopted an orange cat and a black dog from the animal shelter.
No ,they aren't.
Yes, they are.
Which adjective answers "Which one?" Those three colorful birds landed on the tallest tree before the storm began.
Those
colorful
three
Which statement is true about the sentence? These two friendly puppies belong to my neighbor.
It has two adjectives.
It has only "What kind" adjectives.
It has one adjective of each type.
Which sentence contains two "What kind" adjectives?
Those eight students finished first.
The tall wooden fence surrounded the garden.
That young athlete won three medals.
Which sentence contains a "How many" adjective but does not contain a "Which one" adjective?
Four talented musicians performed on stage.
That noisy classroom needs a teacher.
These six puppies need homes.
What type of adjective is the word "ancient" in the sentence? The explorers discovered an ancient city hidden in the jungle.
What kind
Many curious visitors explored the underground caves during the tour. What type of adjective is the word "many" in the sentence?
How many
Which sentence contains exactly two "What kind" adjectives and one "How many" adjective?
Four enormous gray elephants walked across the savanna.
Three delicious cookies were left on the plate.
These six statues stood in the museum.
Which sentence contains only "What kind" adjectives?
Those clever young scientists solved the mystery.
Three clever young scientists solved the mystery.
The clever young scientist solved the mystery.
