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I have a collection of…………………

a)clothes                                
b) coins                                  
c) rupees                                
d) books

d

I need a ……………of shoes.

a) pair                   
b) heard                                 
c) bunch                                                
d) none of these

a

An enormous……………of locusts ate all of the crops.

a) herd                   
b) bunch                                                
c) swarm                               
d) bevy

c

All night we could hear the……………………of wolves howling.

a) troop                  
b) pack                                  
c) pride                                   
d) pod

b

We were in awe as we watched the…………...of whales swimming.

a) flock                  
b) band                                  
c) pod                                     
d) bunch

c
Comments :

"Flock" is a collective noun used to refer to a group of: Birds 1. A flock of geese 2. A flock of chickens 3. A flock of pigeons Other Animals 1. A flock of sheep 2. A flock of goats General Usage 1. A flock of people (in a figurative sense) 2. A flock of tourists The term "flock" typically implies a group of animals or people gathered or moving together.

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The term "fleet" is used to refer to a group of: Vehicles 1. A fleet of cars 2. A fleet of trucks 3. A fleet of buses Ships 1. A naval fleet 2. A fleet of sailboats 3. A fleet of cargo ships Aircraft 1. A fleet of airplanes 2. A fleet of helicopters 3. A fleet of drones General Usage 1. A fleet of vehicles (in a broad sense) 2. A company fleet (referring to a company's collection of vehicles) The term "fleet" typically implies a group of vehicles or vessels operated or managed together, often for a specific purpose or by a particular organization.

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The……………..of lions slept all day on the African plains.
a) class                   
b) fleet                                   
c) drove                                 
d) 
pride

d
Comments :

In language, "pride" can also refer to a group of lions, known as a "pride of lions". In a broader sense, pride can be a driving force for individuals and groups to strive for excellence and achieve their goals.

by at 2025-04-07 10:15:03

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