Which of the following nouns is uncountable?

The correct answer is Option (1) → crockery

Uncountable noun:

• An uncountable noun cannot be counted one by one. It is not used with “a” or with a number.
• “Crockery” is the name for all the cups, plates and bowls together. We cannot say “a crockery” or “two crockeries”.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 2: saucer — Incorrect. “Saucer” is a countable noun. We can say one saucer, two saucers. Example: Dadaji pours his tea into a saucer to cool it.

Option 3: tumbler — Incorrect. “Tumbler” is a countable noun. We can say one tumbler, two tumblers. Example: She filled two steel tumblers with buttermilk.

Option 4: bowl — Incorrect. “Bowl” is a countable noun. We can say one bowl, two bowls. Example: Put the curd in a small bowl.