What type of adjective is 'no' in 'no money'? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What type of adjective is 'no' in 'no money'?

A. adjective of quantity

B. demonstrative

C. distributive

D. adjective of number

Answer: Option A

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'No' indicates zero quantity.

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Which sentence uses a correct adjective?

A. I am very interestingly in this topic.

B. I am very interesting in this topic.

C. I am very interest in this topic.

D. I am very interested in this topic.

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Past participle 'interested' describes feeling.

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Spot the error: 'She is not as smarter as her sister.'

A. No error

B. as smarter as

C. her sister

D. She

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Positive degree: 'as smart as', not comparative.

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Choose the correct adjective: 'She gave him a ________ smile.'

A. reassured

B. reassuring

C. reassuredly

D. reassure

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Present participle 'reassuring' (causing reassurance).

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