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Words that come before nouns and specify quantity are:

ADeterminers
BAdverbtypes
CPrepositions
DConjunctions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Determiners
1. Some words sit just before a noun. 2. They tell us how many, or whose, or which one. 3. Such words are determiners. 4. So the answer is determiners. _Source: syllabus English Poorvi, Unit 2 'The Pot Maker'_
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