An island full of treasure or treasures?
When is treasure countable? When is it uncountable?
The original word is Treasure Island is about a boy who goes out to sea and finds an island full of ______（treasure).
In this case ,which is correct?

Question

An island full of treasure or treasures?
When is treasure countable? When is it uncountable? 
The original word is Treasure Island  is about a boy who goes out to sea and finds an island full of ______（treasure).
In this case ,which is correct?

Answer

Yes, treasure is an example of an English word that is both countable and uncountable. With the word treasure, it’s a matter of general or specific. In your example the correct answer is treasure, because the island is full of a variety of things that could be considered valuable.

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Oh ,god ,yeah ，I didn’t see clearly.

Answer

I don't think you mean Oliver Twist. That book is about an orphan. I think you mean Treasure Island with Jim Hawkins (great book).

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