Question

2. A slice of toast is a countable noun, but
uncountable noun. (hint: loaf of
1 noun

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Answer 1

list of uncountable noun

music, art, love, happiness.

advice, information, news.

furniture, luggage.

rice, sugar, butter, water.

electricity, gas, power.

money, currency.

Answer 2

Answer:

It's normally a countable noun, but can be uncountable with pretty much the same meaning, except, err, more continuous and less discrete. I can't spot a useful difference between say,

"The problem with modern life is that there is too much choice."

and

"The problem with modern life is that there are too many choices