Choose the correct variant. Is there ... bread at home? a) few. b) many c) any. d) some

Is there any bread at home?

Few is used with countable nouns. Many is used with countable nouns, too. Bread is an uncountable noun. That's why we can't use either few or many in this sentence.

Any is used in interrogative and negative sentences. Some is used in affirmative sentences.

This sentence is interrogative. That's why we use any in this sentence.

There is some bread at home.

There is some bread at home, is not there?

Is there any bread or any butter at home?

Is there any bread at home or on the table?