Collective Nouns for Groups

The video tutorial explains collective nouns, which name groups of people, animals, or things. It provides examples for each category: people (e.g., audience, choir), animals (e.g., herd, pack), and things (e.g., bouquet, stack). The tutorial concludes with a recap and encourages viewers to like and subscribe.

What is a collective noun?

• A noun that names a group of persons, objects, or animals

• A noun that describes a single object

• A noun that is always plural

• A noun that is used for abstract ideas

Which of the following is a collective noun for a group of people gathered to watch a performance?

• Choir

• Family

• Audience

• Committee

What collective noun is used for an organized group of singers?

• Choir

• Band

• Team

• Crew

Which collective noun would you use for a group of people appointed for a specific function?

• Family

• Committee

• Crew

• Audience

What is the collective noun for a group of cows?

• School

• Herd

• Swarm

• Pack

Which collective noun is used for a group of dogs?

• Swarm

• Flock

• Litter

• Pack

What is the collective noun for a group of fish?

• School

• Pride

• Colony

• Flight

Which of the following is a collective noun for a group of ants?

• Colony

• Flock

• Bouquet

• Caravan

What collective noun is used for a group of camels?

• Swarm

• Pride

• Caravan

• Flight

Which collective noun is used for a group of flowers?

• Bunch

• Clutch

• Bouquet

• Stack