The noun 'jewellery' is: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'jewellery' is:

A. uncountable

B. plural

C. countable

D. collective

Answer: Option A

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Uncountable; we say 'a piece of jewellery'.

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The noun 'scenery' takes:

A. were

B. are

C. is

D. have

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Singular.

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Choose the correct plural of 'father-in-law':

A. fathers-in-law

B. fathers-in-laws

C. father-in-laws

D. father-in-law

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Pluralize the principal noun 'father': 'fathers-in-law'.

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Find the error: 'She has a long hair.'

A. a

B. hair

C. long

D. No error

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
'Hair' can be used as an uncountable noun: 'She has long hair.' But 'a long hair' could mean one strand. However, if she has long hair generally, no article. So 'She has long hair' is correct; 'a long hair' is incorrect if meaning general hair. So error at 'a'.

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