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Mark the correct alternative according to the definite and indefinite articles: 
Which sentence below has the wrong use of a quantifier? 
Which sentence correctly uses “how much” or “how many”? 
Complete the dialog using much or many and then mark the alternative that presents the correct sequence.
A: Annie, are you going to the market today? B: Yep! Would you like something?
A: Please, I need some ingredients to bake a cake this weekend. B: Ok, just tell me what they are.
A: All right! I need flour, but no so ____. And _____ eggs. B: How about milk? How ____ milk do you need? A: No milk this time, thanks for a while. 
Consider the sentence below.

"Although the newly appointed coordinator spoke remarkably calmly during the meeting, several parents still questioned the proposal."

The sentence contains forms whose classification depends on their syntactic function in context. Mark T, for true, and F, for false.

(__)"Although" functions as a subordinating conjunction introducing a concessive clause.
(__)"Newly" functions adverbially by modifying "appointed."
(__)"Remarkably" functions as an adverb modifying the degree expressed by "calmly."
(__)"Several" functions as a definite article because it determines the plural noun "parents."

After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.
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