Non- count nouns High level

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Non- count nouns High level


Froggy Jumps Non- count nouns High levelVersion en ligne Non-count nouns C1 level par Ricardo Velasq'z 1 The research team spent years gathering reliable data, but the most surprising ______ came from a last-minute interview. a informations b data c datum 2 She handled the negotiation with such ________ that even her rivals admired her diplomacy. a tact b tacts c interactions 3 The company was known for its innovative ____________, especially in product design. a knowledges b informations c expertise 4 There’s no _____________ in trying to convince him—he’s already made up his mind. a point b reason c pointness 5 His writing style lacks __________; the ideas are good, but the structure is unclear. a transparence b explanation c clarity 6 Despite his brilliance, his work lacked academic ________, which cost him the grant. a eforts b rigor c control 7 Opportunity is a: a Count noun b Non-count noun c Verb 8 Luggage is: a Plural noun b Count noun c Non-count noun 9 Knowledge is usually treated as a: a Count noun b IDK c Non-count noun 10 Experience (when referring to events in life) is a Count noun b Non-count noun c Only used in plural 11 Experience (when referring to general ability or background) is a Count noun b Non-count noun c Countable in all uses 12 Evidence is a a Count noun b Non-count noun c IDK 13 News is a Count noun b Non-count noun c Both 14 Behavior is typically a Count noun in British English b Count noun in American English c Non-count noun in general 15 Equipment is: a Count noun b Non-count noun c IDK 16 Traffic is generally treated as a: a Non-count noun b Count noun c Plural noun 17 Toast (referring to the food, not a speech) is: a Non-count noun b Count noun c Plural noun 18 Job is a: a Abstract noun b Non-count noun c Count noun 19 When referring to a ceremonial speech or tribute (often involving raising a glass). We gave several toasts during the farewell dinner. a In this case is a count noun b In this case is a Non-count noun c It is the same 20 Which of the following sentences uses "paper" as a count noun? a The professor handed out paper for the exam. b She spilled coffee all over the paper on her desk. c He submitted three papers to the academic journal.

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Non- count nouns High levelVersion en ligne

par Ricardo Velasq'z

The research team spent years gathering reliable data, but the most surprising ______ came from a last-minute interview.

She handled the negotiation with such ________ that even her rivals admired her diplomacy.

The company was known for its innovative ____________, especially in product design.

There’s no _____________ in trying to convince him—he’s already made up his mind.

His writing style lacks __________; the ideas are good, but the structure is unclear.

Despite his brilliance, his work lacked academic ________, which cost him the grant.

Opportunity is a:

Luggage is:

Knowledge is usually treated as a:

Experience (when referring to events in life) is

Experience (when referring to general ability or background) is

Evidence is a

News is

Behavior is typically

Equipment is:

Traffic is generally treated as a:

Toast (referring to the food, not a speech) is:

Job is a:

When referring to a ceremonial speech or tribute (often involving raising a glass). We gave several toasts during the farewell dinner.

Which of the following sentences uses "paper" as a count noun?