Daily Quiz with Answer Key ( Topic # 2) || Determiners

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 Daily Quiz with Answer Key



Topic # 2 :  Determiners  ( Quiz # 22 to 38) ⤵️ ⤵️







Dear students, here you will get  questions based on Determiners.


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I had only a small amount of money.




🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use 'a'.)











We enjoyed ____ minute of our holidays.








🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use 'each'.)









There is a bus ___ two hours.












We need _______ bananas.









🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use 'some'.)








You can't buy ____ oranges in this shop.








___ water is there in the sea?








🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use 'much, many, many a'.)








This work is lighter, so I can do it with _______ manpower.





________ participant was given a prize






______ of his sons can dance well.




🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use both & all.)






______ father was fond of visiting that place.






🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use Possessives)







Don't spend ______ time in games.



🎵💐🎵 Watch this video to understand the rules ( Where & how to use 'much, many, many a'.)









His condition is so serious that there's ______ hope of his recovery.








I have ______ money to help you.











Look out of the window for _____ minute.







I have _____ work to do.





*I will take _______ than five minutes to get ready.*





_________ speaker will be given five minutes.



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🗝🔑🗝 Answer Key:


22. a

23. every

24. every

25. some

26. any

27. How much

28. less

29. Each

30. Both

31. My

32. much

33. little 

34. little 

35. a

36. much

37. less 

38. Each


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Topic # 2 :  Determiners ( Quiz # 22 to .....)

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