Articles Quiz 13: If You Pass This Test, Your English Is Amazing.

Today's quiz is about articles. Articles are determiners or noun markers that
function to specify if the noun is general or specific in it's reference.
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Most sentences are phrased in a manner that allows for more than one correct answer.
Article "A" or "An" refer to non-specific nouns.
Article "The" refers to a single specific noun.
Your introductory explanation correctly makes this point, but again the test sentences are worded too vaguely to justify a specific answer.
Examples:
#1: "John, would you please pass me the apple?"
(If there were only one apple)
#2: "John, please take the dog for a walk."
(If there were only one dog)
#4: "For his heroic action, the honor goes to Captain Jones."
#5: "The hour is near." Meaning time is drawing to a close.
#6: "Be sure to drop the car off."
#8: "He graduated from the University last year."
#9: "A new moon was discovered."
#10: "Did you see the newest elephant at the zoo?"
#11: "He finally decided to take the European rather than the
South American tour; it was much cheaper."
#12: ALL answers are incorrect.
There is no article that precedes "Iceland." Just as we would not
say "the England," or "the India."
#13: If only one umbrella you could be referring, then answer C.
#14: Answer C also if referring to a specific teacher.
#15: "A sun will typically have other planetary bodies orbiting it."
#16: Answer C if referring to a specific movie.
#17: Answer C also.
#18: Capitalize "United States."
#19, #20: Answer C also.
#21: Answer C also. "He's the honest person I was telling you about."
#22. #23: Answer C also.