Comprehensive Mastery: Zero Article Challenge Quiz

Plural general nouns like Dogs are friendly do not take a, an, or the.

Uncountable nouns in general statements usually appear without an article.

City names like Paris usually take no article.

Interesting starts with a vowel sound, so we use an for a singular count noun mentioned first.

Names of sports are usually used with no article in general statements.

Most personal names take no article in English.

People is plural and general, so we use no article.

Water is uncountable and used in general, so it takes no article.

Cats is plural and used in general, so we leave out the article.

A, C, and E have plural or uncountable nouns in general, so no article is needed.

Sun, table, and moon are specific or unique in these sentences, so they need the.

School subjects like Math are usually used without an article in general statements.

Books is plural and general, so it appears without an article.

A and D use the for specific nouns, and C correctly uses a with a singular job title.

Specific coffee in the cup needs the, while coffee in general takes no article.

Exercise is used as an uncountable general idea here, so it takes no article.

Music is an uncountable noun in general use here, so no article is needed.

Both books and table are specific, so the is needed before each.

Plural and uncountable nouns in general statements commonly take no article.

A, B, and C talk about things in general, so music, sugar, and books should not have the.