Noun Determiners

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Directions: In each sentence, a noun determiner appears in bold-face type. Choose which type of noun determiner it is.

(1)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Few people went to the circus.
(2)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite I really enjoy the clowns.
(3)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The clown with the large red nose lost his balloon.
(4)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Did you think those clowns were funny?
(5)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite A vendor sold us popcorn and peanuts.
(6)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite My sister and I hope that our father will bring us back next year.
(7)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Please give me some popcorn.
(8)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The elephants obeyed their trainer.
(9)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Many children enjoy watching the acrobats perform.
(10)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Is that acrobat from Russia?
(11)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Several people gasped when the trapeze artist leaped for the bar.
(12)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite My brother thought the juggler was awesome.
(13)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Dad refused to give me any money for cotton candy.
(14)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite This music really annoys me.
(15)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The lion tamer had an ocelot in his act.
(16)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite Hold onto your ticket.
(17)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite These souvenirs will help us remember our trip to the circus.
(18)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The tightrope walker balanced on her head.
(19)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The circus pony swished its braided tail.
(20)  articledemonstrativepossessiveindefinite The audience clapped loudly.