Countable and Uncountable Nouns

How good are you at counting Nouns?
A Noun is Countable when you can use either the singular or plural form of the noun. Example: rickshaw - a rickshaw - some rickshaws. On the other hand Uncountable nouns are those which you can use only in the singular form. Example: information - some information

Identify the following objects as countable or uncountable. (NOTE: Don’t click the drop-down box on the right until you figure out the noun type, and then can check the answer from the drop box.)

information -- UNCOUNTABLE
methods -- COUNTABLE
shepard   -- COUNTABLE
money    -- UNCOUNTABLE
learning   -- UNCOUNTABLE
rice      -- UNCOUNTABLE
bottles -- COUNTABLE
equipment -- UNCOUNTABLE
traffic -- UNCOUNTABLE
stone -- UNCOUNTABLE
vision -- COUNTABLE
talent -- UNCOUNTABLE
web sites   -- COUNTABLE
clothes      -- COUNTABLE
music     -- UNCOUNTABLE
deserts      -- COUNTABLE
land     -- UNCOUNTABLE
nations -- COUNTABLE
peoples -- COUNTABLE
fish      -- COUNTABLE
pollution -- UNCOUNTABLE
understanding -- UNCOUNTABLE
RAM -- COUNTABLE
art works -- COUNTABLE
orders -- COUNTABLE
food -- UNCOUNTABLE