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Food Quantifiers Practice

Read each item carefully. Choose quantifiers that fit the kind of food and the sentence.

Countable or Uncountable?

Choose the best description for each food.

1.Can grapes be counted as individual items?

2.Can cheese be counted as individual items without measuring or dividing it?

3.Can carrots be counted as individual items?

4.Can flour be counted as individual items without measuring or dividing it?

5.Can sandwiches be counted as individual items?

Pick the Right Quantifier

Choose the word that makes each sentence correct. Use each sentence's meaning and the noun that follows the blank.

6.There aren't ___ peaches in the fruit bowl; the bowl is completely empty.

some
any
much
many

7.Would you like ___ soup with your sandwich?

some
any
many
a few

8.How ___ butter should we spread on the bread?

much
many
a few
any

9.We need ___ eggs to bake the muffins.

much
any
some
a little

10.Are there ___ crackers left in the box?

any
much
a little
some

Write Your Own Food Sentences

Write a complete sentence for each prompt. Use the quantifier named in the prompt.

11.Write a sentence about a food you enjoy. Include the word “some.”

12.Write a sentence saying that a kitchen has zero bananas. Include the word “any.”

13.Write a question asking about the number of cupcakes. Include the word “many.”

Match the Food and Quantifier

Match each phrase on the left with a quantifier on the right. Use each letter once.

Food Word Search

Find and circle the five food words listed below. Words run across each row from left to right. The grid is uppercase; the word list uses standard spelling.

14.Find these words: MELON, YOGURT, TACOS, BREAD, PEARS.