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Delimiter between question and answer:

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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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He's got _____________ talents!
many
Only ______________ people bought his book. It wasn't very popular.
a few
Can I have ______________ cake, please?
a bit of
He spilled ____________ milk.
a bit of/ a lot of
She has ____________ friends in the city.
a few/ a lot
I have ___________ ideas for the essay.
a few/ a lot of
I don't have ________________ clothes.
many/ a lot of
I don't earn _____________ money.
much/ a lot of
I don't have ____________ time.
much/ a lot of
Do you need _____________ help?
a bit of
I'm sure there are still ___________ pencils.
a few
I saw ___________ dogs jumping out of the car.
a lot of
_______________ flour do you need to bake the cake?
 
How much
 
How many
 
How about
 
How happy
________________ people are there?
 
How many
 
How much
 
How about
 
How come
There's still ______________ soup in the fridge if you're hungry.
 
a little
 
a few
 
much
 
many
I found _____________ rice in the cupboard.
 
a bit of
 
a few
 
much
 
many
_________ my friends are still studying.
 
a lot of
 
much
 
many
There isn't _____________ sugar left.
 
much
 
many
 
a bit of
 
a few
I have ________________ questions!
 
a lot of
 
much
 
a bit of
We use "a lot" or "a lot of" with...
 
all countable nouns and uncountable nouns
 
singular countable nouns and uncountable nouns
 
only countable nouns
 
only uncountable nouns
We use "many" with...
 
countable nouns
 
uncountable nouns
 
both of them
 
none of them
We use "much" with...
 
uncountable nouns
 
countable nouns
 
both of them
 
none of them
We use "a little" or "a bit of" with...
 
uncountable nouns
 
countable nouns
 
both of them
 
none of them
We use "a few" with...
 
countable nouns
 
uncountable nouns
 
both of them
 
none of them
There are just ______________ chairs
 
a few
 
a little
 
much
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