Question

9 There were a) something c) someone stars in the sky. d) some b) anything 10 They saw a) something c) anything in the dark room. d) some b) nothing 11 Would you like, a) some to drink? b) any c) something d) anything 12 There isn't a) anything behind the tree. b) something c) nothing 13 There was time for work. d) someone a) few b) a few c) little a) Many d) a little is known about this fact. b) Few c) A few d) Little 15 It rained during the autumn. a) a few c) few b) many d) a little 16 Can't you walk. a) many faster? b) few c) a few d) a little 17 Trust but not too b) many a) much d) a few

Answer 1

9.a
10.c
11a
12b
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Answer 2

Question Analysis

The question seems to be a multiple-choice question related to the use of determiners and quantifiers in English. Each question provides a sentence with an underlined word, and the task is to choose the correct option among the given choices (a, b, c, d).

Let's go through each question and provide a detailed answer for each.

Question 9

There were: a) something b) anything c) someone d) some

The correct answer is d) some. In this context, "some" is used to indicate an unspecified number or quantity of stars in the sky.

Question 10

They saw: a) something b) anything c) nothing d) some

The correct answer is c) nothing. In this context, "nothing" indicates the absence of any object or thing in the dark room.

Question 11

Would you like: a) some b) any c) something d) anything

The correct answer is b) any. In this context, "any" is used to offer a choice or option for the person to drink.

Question 12

There isn't: a) anything b) something c) nothing

The correct answer is a) anything. In this context, "anything" is used to indicate the absence of any object or thing behind the tree.

Question 13

There was time for work. a) few b) a few c) little d) a little

The correct answer is b) a few. In this context, "a few" is used to indicate a small number of time available for work.

Question 15

It rained during the autumn. a) a few b) many c) few d) a little

The correct answer is c) few. In this context, "few" is used to indicate a small number of times it rained during the autumn.

Question 16

Can't you walk. a) many b) faster? c) a few d) a little

None of the given options are suitable for completing the sentence correctly. A possible correct completion could be: "Can't you walk a little faster?"

Question 17

Trust but not too: a) many b) much c) a few

The correct answer is b) much. In this context, "much" is used to indicate not to trust excessively or overly.

It's important to note that language use can vary depending on the context, and these answers are based on the provided options and the most appropriate choice for each sentence.