The noun 'bread' is uncountable; which is the countable form? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'bread' is uncountable; which is the countable form?

A. bread piece

B. a bread

C. a loaf of bread

D. breads

Answer: Option C

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'A loaf of bread' or 'a slice'.

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The word 'luggage' is:

A. plural

B. abstract

C. countable

D. uncountable

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Identify the collective noun: 'A swarm of bees flew out.'

A. swarm

B. bees

C. out

D. flew

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Correct Answer: Option A

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A. milk

B. book

C. rice

D. water

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
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