Countable / Uncountable nouns

Are you hungry? Would you like ... with your coffee?
1. biscuit
2. an biscuit
3. a biscuit
... too long. You should have ... cut.
1. Your hairs are / them
2. Your hair is / them
3. Your hair is / it
We had ... .
1. good journey
2. the good journey
3. a good journey
Did you hear ... just now?
1. noise
2. noises
3. a noise
The heart pumps ... through the body.
1. the blood
2. blood
3. a blood
Sue was very helpful. She gave us some very useful ... ?
1. advice
2. advise
3. advices
... caused by the storm will cost a lot to repair.
1. The damage
2. The damages
3. Damage
Do you take ... in your coffee?
1. the sugar
2. a sugar
3. sugar
When the fire alarm rang, there was ... .
1. total chaos
2. a total chaos
3. the total chaos
Kate was listening to ... .
1. music
2. musics
3. a music
I wasn't your fault. It was ... .
1. the accident
2. accident
3. an accident
We haven't got ... .
1. a water
2. water
3. the water
There's ... in my shoes.
1. sand
2. a sand
3. the sand
Gary always wants things quickly. He hasn't got ... .
1. the patience
2. patience
3. a patience
I'm going to buy ... at the shop.
1. the breads
2. a bread
3. bread
It was ... . We don't blame you.
1. the bad luck
2. bad luck
3. a bad luck
Our lives would be very difficult without ... .
1. electricity
2. the electricity
3. an electricity
We can't delay much longer. We have to make ... soon.
1. a decision
2. decision
3. the decision
Did you have ... when you were away?
1. nice weather
2. a nice weather
3. the nice weather
I eat ... every day.
1. rice
2. a rice
3. rices

Countable / Uncountable nouns

Read the sentences below. For questions (1-20) choose the correct answer (A, B or C).