Quiz - Countable or Uncountable

Do you know what nouns are countable and which ones are uncountable? Test yourself!

Countable or Uncountable Quiz

Using Quantifiers 1

Using Quantifiers 2

78.33% !!!

90.24%
I read beer=bear by mistake But beer is [C,U] and I think it consider general state.
Thanks Mr R.M.R, it was useful.

It was a good exam and my grade is 90%.But there were some word that we couldn't say certainly they are C or U for example Coffee or Expense . I think expense with "s" is C .Am I right

My dear friend, expense is the MONEY that you spend so it is U.
About the coffee, it is [C,U], but I think the exam consider general state, and coffee is U generally.

well, "expense" is like many other words both countable and uncountable. I refer you to this entry from simple.wiktionary.org for examples of both cases:

expense

Noun

Singular expense

Plural expenses

1. (countable) An expense is something for which you spend money.
   Food is a huge expense for many people around the world.
   
2. (countable & uncountable) An expense is an amount of money that you spend.
   If your income is less than your expenses, you have a serious problem.The company paid all of his expenses when he was in Shanghai.The building was repaired at great expense.
   
3. If you do x at the expense of y, x hurts y because it makes y have less money, less time, less social status, etc.
   She often makes jokes at her own expense.We have to decide whether safety at the expense of freedom is worth the cost.
   

[change] Synonyms

• cost
  
• charge
  

Related words

• expensive
  
• expensively
  
• inexpensive
  
• inexpensiveness
  
• inexpensively
  
• expenditure
  

Antonyms

• income
  

And as you can see I added more tests to the first post! Good luck!

Thank you for you're complete answer . I get it

92%
but the second & third quiz were problematic for me.
53%
53%
How terrible,isn't it?

87.80***
for first quiz is good,heh