This exercise is an advanced level multiple choice test with multiple choice questions on nouns including the topics below.
Nouns
- One Word Nouns
- Compound Nouns
- Countable and Uncountable Nouns
- Singular and Plural Nouns
- Collective Nouns
- Noun Gender
- The Genitive Case
Nouns Test Exercises - Multiple Choice Questions With Answers - Advanced Level 34
| Question 1 | 
In the second half of our century, women started to work outside the home like their husbands. That's why _____ were established for children below the age of seven.
| A | nursery schools | 
| B | kids schools | 
| C | mother schools | 
| D | nursery servants | 
| E | kindergartens | 
| Question 2 | 
Medicine should not be kept where it is _____ to children.
| A | inaccessible | 
| B | accessible | 
| C | untouchable | 
| D | unreachable | 
| E | far away | 
| Question 3 | 
His _____ is as changeable as the British weather; one moment he is cheerful and the next in a bad temper.
| A | character | 
| B | deed | 
| C | thought | 
| D | behaviour | 
| E | mood | 
| Question 4 | 
The committee discussed the matter for many hours, but could not come to a (an) _____.
| A | verdict | 
| B | argument | 
| C | common point | 
| D | existence | 
| E | decision | 
| Question 5 | 
He suffered beyond _____ and finally, he passed out.
| A | capacity | 
| B | capable | 
| C | ability | 
| D | endurance | 
| E | endeavour | 
| Question 6 | 
Both Christianity and Islam are _____ religions.
| A | monotheism | 
| B | polytheism | 
| C | atheistic | 
| D | polytheistic | 
| E | monotheistic | 
| Question 7 | 
The "Clean Hands" commission found a number of _____ in hiring the workers.
| A | abundances | 
| B | bribes | 
| C | abuses | 
| D | gossips | 
| E | accelerations | 
| Question 8 | 
When the king died, the young prince became the new ruler of the _____.
| A | kingdom | 
| B | republic | 
| C | palace | 
| D | imperial | 
| E | government | 
| Question 9 | 
The _____ tried hard to over come the air pollution in the city.
| A | people | 
| B | washers | 
| C | governors | 
| D | citizens | 
| E | mobs | 
| Question 10 | 
Since he was a very huge boy, we gave him the _____ "Little".
| A | falsename | 
| B | reputation | 
| C | nickname | 
| D | imitation name | 
| E | infamous | 
| Question 11 | 
He was a _____. He died while fighting for his country in World War I.
| A | separatist | 
| B | coward | 
| C | patriot | 
| D | provocater | 
| E | spy | 
| Question 12 | 
We had to share our _____ with three other passengers after the train left the station.
| A | compartment | 
| B | department | 
| C | train room | 
| D | cabin | 
| E | seat | 
| Question 13 | 
If you go to a big shop, you will have many more _____.
| A | possibilities | 
| B | expenditures | 
| C | choices | 
| D | sales | 
| E | ratios | 
| Question 14 | 
The cornfields in the valley were destroyed by the _____ after the storm.
| A | drought | 
| B | winds | 
| C | rain | 
| D | famine | 
| E | flood | 
| Question 15 | 
Villagers all helped each other with the _____.
| A | collection | 
| B | harvest | 
| C | restructuring | 
| D | redecoration | 
| E | harvested | 
| Question 16 | 
I read in a (an) _____ that a company is looking for engineers.
| A | preparation | 
| B | booklet | 
| C | instruction | 
| D | advertisement | 
| E | adversity | 
| Question 17 | 
It would be a blessing if each human being were stricken blind and deaf for a few days at some time during his early adult life; darkness would make him more appreciative of _____; silence would teach him the joys of _____.
| A | feeling / voice | 
| B | taste / lectures | 
| C | sound / feeling | 
| D | sight / sound | 
| E | eyes / eloquence | 
| Question 18 | 
He has won my _____ because he has been working honestly.
| A | trustworthy | 
| B | honesty | 
| C | envy | 
| D | conflict | 
| E | confidence | 
| Question 19 | 
Groups are capable of being as moral and intelligent as the _____ who form them. A crowd is chaotic, has no purpose of its own and is capable of anything except intelligent action.
| A | individuals | 
| B | judgement | 
| C | families | 
| D | personalities | 
| E | characters | 
| Question 20 | 
It was in surgery that the most spectacular results of that _____ were obtained, and it was there that the battle between new ideas and the old _____ was fought out most dramatically.
| A | exploration / archaism | 
| B | discovery / operations | 
| C | invention / traditions | 
| D | research / customs | 
| E | discovery / prejudices | 
| Question 21 | 
One must meet the _____ to be elected as a chairperson.
| A | subjects | 
| B | achievements | 
| C | treatments | 
| D | contracts | 
| E | requirements | 
| Question 22 | 
The hotel was untidy and dirty so it didn't make a good _____ on us.
| A | appearance | 
| B | expression | 
| C | impression | 
| D | improvement | 
| E | impressive | 
| Question 23 | 
Your work indicates remarkable _____ so you are promoted from now on.
| A | production | 
| B | desire | 
| C | improvement | 
| D | impropriety | 
| E | impulse | 
| Question 24 | 
According to propagandists, _____ should not be argued, with; they should be attacked, shouted down, or if they become too much of a nuisance, liquidated.
| A | antagonists | 
| B | rivals | 
| C | enemies | 
| D | opponents | 
| E | individuals | 
| Question 25 | 
The _____ that he was responsible for the crash turned out to be false.
| A | implement | 
| B | experiment | 
| C | implication | 
| D | correspondence | 
| E | claim | 
| Question 26 | 
She tried hard to solve the _____ between the two friends but she couldn't succeed it.
| A | indication | 
| B | conflict | 
| C | intimacy | 
| D | discussion | 
| E | relationship | 
| Question 27 | 
Human being very much relies on water in order to survive because he can die because of a (an) _____ of water.
| A | famine | 
| B | inaptitude | 
| C | inadequacy | 
| D | inactivity | 
| E | incompetence | 
| Question 28 | 
Everybody made _____ but does nothing about the degradation of our environment.
| A | pollution | 
| B | complaints | 
| C | interruptions | 
| D | solutions | 
| E | acceleration | 
| Question 29 | 
I don't know the scheduled time of _____, but I do know that the plane to Istanbul has already left.
| A | purchase | 
| B | customs | 
| C | accommodation | 
| D | reference | 
| E | departure | 
| Question 30 | 
Today we're beginning to realize that the new media aren't just mechanical gimmicks for creating worlds of illusion, but new languages with new and unique powers of _____.
| A | resources | 
| B | heritage | 
| C | individual | 
| D | narration | 
| E | expression | 
| Question 31 | 
The _____ of oil wells has been known for a long time but no one seems to have realised the _____ of this oil until it was found that paraffin - oil could be made from it.
| A | attribution / signifance | 
| B | existentialists / contribution | 
| C | existence / importance | 
| D | development / profit | 
| E | statement / location | 
| Question 32 | 
By far, the most logical way to relieve a housewife of routine is to provide a robot servant which can be trained to do the _____ of a particular home.
| A | employment | 
| B | development | 
| C | explanations | 
| D | informations | 
| E | requirements | 
| Question 33 | 
As _____ proceeds in the direction of technology, it passes the point of supplying all the basic essentials of life - food, shelter, clothes, warmth, etc.
| A | exploration | 
| B | individualism | 
| C | fundamentalism | 
| D | reliability | 
| E | civilization | 
| Question 34 | 
The only problem is whether a sufficient number of applied scientists will have recognized and decided to work for the _____ of this project and will have obtained the necessary financial backing.
| A | available | 
| B | knowledge | 
| C | valid | 
| D | shortage | 
| E | achievement | 
| Question 35 | 
A very important world problem - in fact, I am inclined to say the most important of all the great world problems which face us at the present time - is the rapidly increasing pressure of _____ on land and on land resources.
| A | inflation | 
| B | publication | 
| C | contribution | 
| D | population | 
| E | devaluation | 
| Question 36 | 
Leisure no longer signifies a space secured with some difficulty against the pressure of events; rather it is a pervasive emptiness for which we must invent _____.
| A | security | 
| B | representation | 
| C | existence | 
| D | difficulties | 
| E | occupations | 
| Question 37 | 
We need to make a hard and fast _____ not only between work and play but, equally, between active play and passive entertainment.
| A | definition | 
| B | description | 
| C | efficiency | 
| D | coordination | 
| E | distinction | 
| Question 38 | 
Whenever we put forward our own _____ of something, we feel we have to explain the reason for it.
| A | exhibition | 
| B | appreciation | 
| C | imaginative | 
| D | compression | 
| E | intervention | 
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