The noun 'jewellery' is uncountable; we say: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'jewellery' is uncountable; we say:

A. many jewelleries

B. jewelleries

C. a jewellery

D. a piece of jewellery

Answer: Option D

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Piece of jewellery.

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The word 'stationery' refers to:

A. none

B. fixed

C. writing materials

D. a train station

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Correct Answer: Option C

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'Stationery' means writing paper, envelopes, etc.

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The possessive of 'Jesus' is often written as:

A. both A and B

B. Jesuses

C. Jesus'

D. Jesus's

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Correct Answer: Option A

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Both 'Jesus'' and 'Jesus's' are acceptable, though some style guides prefer 'Jesus'.

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The noun 'furniture' takes which article?

A. an

B. none (no article)

C. the (always)

D. a

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Correct Answer: Option B

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Uncountable, no indefinite article.

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