all or some?

[artart]

Don't you have any money with you?
a. I do. I took the cash in the drawer.
I think that means I took all of the cash in the drawer. Would you agree?


Didn't the children have any lunch yesterday?
b. They did. They ate the cookies in the fridge.
Does that imply they ate all of the cookies in the fridge?

Didn't the children have any lunch yesterday?
c. They did. They ate the fruit on that tree.
Does that imply they ate all of the fruit on the tree?

What did you have for dessert in the summer?
d. We ate the fruit on that tree.
Does that imply we ate all of the fruit on the tree?

[linguoboy]

Don't you have any money with you?
a. I do. I took the cash in the drawer.
I think that means I took all of the cash in the drawer. Would you agree?


Didn't the children have any lunch yesterday?
b. They did. They ate the cookies in the fridge.
Does that imply they ate all of the cookies in the fridge?

Didn't the children have any lunch yesterday?
c. They did. They ate the fruit on that tree.
Does that imply they ate all of the fruit on the tree?

What did you have for dessert in the summer?
d. We ate the fruit on that tree.
Does that imply we ate all of the fruit on the tree?

I don't think any of these necessarily imply that all of the cash/cookies/fruit was taken/consumed. I wouldn't be surprised to find that was the case, but I also wouldn't be surprised by an exchange like:

A: Didn't the children have any lunch yesterday?
B: They did. They ate the cookies in the fridge.
A: How many are left?