MCQmediumCountable and Uncountable Nouns (Measure words)

What type of noun is 'money' according to the examples provided in the 'Countable and Uncountable Nouns' lesson?

Options

aCountable noun
bUncountable nouncheck_circle
cProper noun
dCollective noun

Key Points

In section B of Lesson 2, 'money' is used in the blank 'He has _____ money,' which is filled by 'a lot of,' a measure word typically used with uncountable nouns. Also, in section C, 'Do you have any money on you?' is listed under questions whose nouns are asked to be identified as countable or uncountable, implying it might be uncountable.

Source

Class 6English Grammar and Composition Chapter 1: Parts of Speech Topic: Countable and Uncountable Nouns (Measure words)

Aligned to the NCTB national curriculum.