Articles Exercises 2 - Answers

Subject Explanations:
Indefinite Articles a / an
Articles A/An/The Detailed

Indefinite Articles - A / An:
A/An with Exercise
A/An Exercise 2 -

/ A vs An 3 / A vs An 4

Articles A/An/The Exercises:
1. A / An / The Worksheets 1 -

2. A / An / The or Nothing 2
3. A / An / The or Nothing 3
4. Articles Exercise 4
5. Articles a/an/the 5
6. Articles Worksheet 6
7. A / An / Some Exercise
8. A / An / The Exercise 8

Drag and Drop Exercise:
A or An Basic Exercise 1 / 2 / 3

PDF Exercises: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6

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Determiners and Quantifiers Tests

A. Complete the following exercise with a / an or the.

Once upon a time, there was a green and beautiful planet. It was the third planted out from a yellowish sun in a stellar system in a relatively remote part of the galaxy. Members of the Galactic Council knew that the planet was between 4 and 5 billion years old, but no one was sure exactly how long life had existed there.
The Galactic Council had been watching Green, as they called it, for millennia. It was a responsibility of the Council to observe and monitor all planets that harbored life in an effort to predict which ones might destroy themselves. Thus the Council could intervene if it had to. Each planet had its own watcher, and Planet Green's was Ambassador Gorkon. His job was to visit Green and investigate thoroughly. On this occasion Gorkon was making his report to Mr. Xau, the president of the Galactic Council.

B. Complete the article about Chernobyl Damage by inserting a / an or the, leave a blank where no article is needed.

Chernobyl Damage

On April 26, 1986, X fires and explosions following an unauthorized experiment caused the worst accident in the history of nuclear power at the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl, Ukraine. At least thirty-one people were killed in the disaster itself, and X radioactive material was released into the atmosphere. Approximately 135,000 people were evacuated from the vicinity.

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