Singular and plural noun quiz

Most of us know what singular and plural nouns are. But how much do we know about them? Are we confident and comfortable enough to answer questions related to them?

There is no other way than to try a singular and plural quiz to find out how much we know. So, try our singular and plural nouns quiz that has 32 questions, and the answers are provided with explanations.

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#1. Which of these is a plural noun?

Explanation: ‘Women’ is a plural form of the singular noun ‘woman’. The other two words are singular nouns and take a singular verb in a sentence.

#2. Which of these is a plural noun?

Explanation: ‘Teeth’ is a plural form of the singular noun ‘tooth’. The other two words are singular nouns. The word ‘measles’ refers to a desease, and ‘mess’, refers to something being dirty.

#3. Which of these is a plural noun?

Explanation: ‘People’ is a plural form of the singular noun ‘person’. The other two words are singular nouns. The plural of ‘dress’ is ‘dresses’, and ‘failure’ is ‘failures’.

#4. Which of these is a plural noun?

Explanation: ‘Deer’ is a word that spells the same in both its singular and plural forms. The other two words ‘cherry’ and ‘guess’ are singular nouns.

#5. Which of these is a singular noun?

Explanation: ‘Jesus’ is a singular noun. It is a proper name.

#6. Which of these is a singular noun?

Explanation: ‘Guess’ is one of the words that can function as both a noun and a verb. When working as a noun, it means ‘an  answer expressing an opinion rather than pure understanding and clarity and it also lacks evidence’.

#7. Which of these is a singular noun?

Explanation: The plural form of ‘goddess‘ is ‘godessess‘. The other two are plural nouns. ‘Children‘ is a plural noun of ‘child‘, and ‘fungi‘ is a plural form of the noun ‘fungus‘.

#8. Which of these is a singular noun?

Explanation: ‘Politics’ is an abstract noun. It refers to a concept and is considered singular. The other two words are plural: Pants (plural of ‘pant’) and values (plural of ‘value’).

#9. What type of a noun is ‘MILK’?

Explanation: ‘Milk’ is an uncountable noun. It refers to a liquid that is uncountable. All uncountable nouns are considered singular in English.

#10. What type of a noun is ‘PEERS’?

Explanation: It is a plural form of the noun ‘peer’. It refers to people who are of your same age or around the same age and have equal social positions (qualities, skills, positions, etc.).

#11. What type of a noun is ‘WEAKNESS’?

Explanation: It refers to the state of being weak.

#12. What type of a noun is ‘CRISIS’?

Explanation: It refers to a time of great difficulty, problem, and suffering. Its plural form is ‘crises’.

#13. What type of a noun is ‘POLICE’?

Explanation: Police is considered a plural noun as it refers to a government body of people empowered by a state/city to enforce the law and rules and regulations introduced by the government.

#14. “The man in the black suit is a one of my people that live in my neighborhood and runs a business.” How many singular nouns are there in the sentence?

Explanation: The four singular nouns in the sentence are: man, suit, neighborhood, and business. People is a plural noun.

#15. “Any of us who has worked with a multi-national company can help Jon get a good job.” How many plural nouns are there in the sentence?

Explanation: There are no plural nouns in the sentence. The sentence has only three nouns, and they all are singular: company, Jon, and job.

#16. What is a singular noun?

#17. What is a plural noun?

#18. Which of these is not true about a singular noun?

Explanation: Most singular nouns don’t end with the letter ‘s’. However, it is not true that a singular noun can’t end with ‘s’. 

Examples: kiss, dress, business, etc.

#19. Which of these is not true about a plural noun?

Explanation: Most plural nouns don’t end with ‘s’ or ‘es’. However, they can also end without these letters.

Examples: men, women, feet, etc.

#20. Select the singular noun?

Explanation: It is a singular noun. The plural form of ‘house’ is ‘houses’.

#21. Select the plural noun?

Explanation: It is a plural noun. The plural form of ‘feet’ is ‘foot’.

#22. Select the singular noun?

Explanation: It is a singular noun. The plural form of ‘gas’ is ‘gases’.

#23. Select the plural noun?

Explanation: It is one of the nouns that have the same singular and plural form.

#24. What noun is ‘spokesmen?

Explanation: The singular form of the same is ‘spokesman’.

#25. What is the plural of the noun ‘sheep’?

Explanation: It is one of the nouns that have the same singular and plural forms.

#26. What is the plural of the noun ‘deer’?

Explanation: It is one of the nouns that have the same singular and plural forms.

#27. What is the plural of the noun ‘syllabus’?

#28. What is the plural of the noun ‘father-in-law’?

#29. What is the plural of the noun ‘brother-in-law’?

#30. What is the singular of the noun ‘zebra’?

Explanation: ‘Zebra’ is one of the nouns that have the same singular and plural forms.

#31. What is noun ‘theses’?

Explanation: The singular form of the noun ‘theses’ is ‘thesis’.

#32. What is noun ‘feedback’?

Explanation: It does not have a plural form as it refers to an abstract idea.

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