Uncountable Nouns Exercises

What is an uncountable noun?Choose the correct answer:

A noun that can be counted.
A noun that cannot be counted.
A noun that is always plural.
A noun that is always singular.

Which of the following is an example of an uncountable noun?Choose the correct answer:

Dog
Love
Books
Cars

How can you make an uncountable noun countable?Choose the correct answer:

By adding "s" at the end.
By using a countable noun before it.
By using a number before it.
Uncountable nouns cannot be made countable.

Which of the following sentences uses an uncountable noun correctly?Choose the correct answer:

I have two furnitures.
I have two pieces of furniture.
I have many loves.
I have many happiness.

Which of the following is NOT an uncountable noun?Choose the correct answer:

Water
Sand
Dog
Happiness

Which of the following endings is common for uncountable nouns?Choose the correct answer:

-s
-ness
-ion
All of the above

Which sentence uses an uncountable noun incorrectly?Choose the correct answer:

I have two pieces of advice.
I have two advices.
I have a piece of advice.
I need some advice.

Which of the following is an uncountable noun?Choose the correct answer:

Child
Joy
Car
Shoes

Which of the following sentences uses an uncountable noun correctly?Choose the correct answer:

I have many luggages.
I have several pieces of luggage.
I have few luggage.
I have many luggage.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of uncountable nouns?Choose the correct answer:

They cannot be used with a number.
They can be pluralized.
They cannot be pluralized.
They usually denote a mass or abstract concept.