Definite
Clues
Indefinite Clues
Countable Nouns
Uncountable Nouns
Distributive Clues
100

In “I have three books,” what kind of quantity does “three” show?

What is an exact amount?

100

Does “several” tell an exact number?

What is non?

100

Choose the word that fits: “___ people came to the park.” (“many” or “much”)

What is “many”?

100

Choose the word that fits: “There is ___ water left.” (“many” or “little”)

What is “little”?

100

Distributive adjectives point to a whole group or to individual members?

What are individual members?

200

“second” a cardinal or ordinal number?

What is an ordinal number?

200

In “We have some time,” is “some” exact or non-exact?

 What is non-exact?

200

Is “books” countable or uncountable?

What is countable?

200

Is “water” countable or uncountable in this sentence: “We need more water”?

What is uncountable?

200

Which category describes individual members: definite, indefinite, or distributive?

What is distributive?

300

Which word shows an exact count: “many” or “twenty”?

What is “twenty”?

300

Which word means a non-exact amount: “one” or “few”?

What is “few”?

300

Name one target word used with countable nouns: “little,” “several,” or “much.”

What is “several”?

300

 Which word fits: “How ___ milk is in the cup?” (“much” or “many”)

What is “much”?

300

In the lesson, what do distributive adjectives help us notice about members of a group?

What is each member individually?

400

In “She finished first,” what does “first” tell us?

What is a specific rank or order?

400

Name one flexible word that can describe both countable and uncountable nouns.

What is “some,” “any,” “all,” “enough,” “most,” or “no”?

400

Which word fits: “There were ___ birds in the tree.” (“few” or “little”)

What is “few”?

400

Name one target word used with uncountable nouns.

What is “much,” “little,” “a lot,” or “sufficient”?

400

A clue tells you to focus on members one at a time. Which adjective type should you investigate?

What is distributive?

500

Name the two types of definite quantitative adjectives.

What are cardinal and ordinal numbers?

500

What question do quantitative adjectives answer for uncountable quantities?

What is “How much?”

500

Name all four target words for countable nouns.

What are “many,” “few,” “several,” and “both”?

500

What question do quantitative adjectives answer for countable quantities?

What is “How many?”

500

Name the three main types of quantitative adjectives.

What are definite, indefinite, and distributive?