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Collective Nouns Exercise

March 14, 2024 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

1. A ...................... of geese

Correct! Wrong!

2. A ........................... of insects

Correct! Wrong!

3. A ......................... of pearls

Correct! Wrong!

4. A ......................... of crocks

Correct! Wrong!

5. A ............................ of horses

Please select 2 correct answers

Correct! Wrong!

6. A .......................... of sailors

Correct! Wrong!

7. A ........................... of cubs

Correct! Wrong!

8. A .......................... of bears

Correct! Wrong!

9. A ........................... of natives

Correct! Wrong!

10. A ............................ of employees

Correct! Wrong!

11. A ............................. of gypsies

Correct! Wrong!

12. A .......................... of fish

Correct! Wrong!

Answers

  1. A gaggle of geese
  2. A cloud of insects
  3. A string of pearls
  4. A bunch of crocks
  5. A string / stud of horses
  6. A crew of sailors
  7. A litter of cubs
  8. A sloth of bears
  9. A tribe of natives
  10. A staff of employees
  11. A caravan of gypsies
  12. A haul of fish
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