Question

2 They saw a _________ of lions at the zoo. (herd/pride/flock)
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TNSCERT Class 7 Term 1

Answer 1

We are given a question relating to what is the word to fill the blank in the sentence and the correct answer is pride.

• A collective noun is a type of noun when we talk about things that are in a group.
• Words like ' group ' and'  herd ' are examples of collective nouns.
• In the question, we are given that they saw many lions at the zoo.
• The collective noun for lions is pride.
• So the answer is explained and the blank shall be filled with the word pride.
• The sentence then can be written as '  They saw a pride of lions at the zoo.'

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Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

What is Collective Noun:

A collective noun is a naming term for a group or collection of animals, people, or things. When using collective nouns in phrases, it's important to remember to utilize the correct verb form.

Collective Noun Definition:

"A noun such as 'family' or 'team' that refers to a group of people or things," according to Collins Dictionary. A collective noun is defined as "a noun such as 'team' or 'flock' that refers to a group of people or objects," according to Merriam-Webster Dictionary.

Here are the examples:

1. Herd is the collective term for sheep.
2. Fleet is a collective word for ships.
3. Flock is a collective term for birds.
4. Pride is the collective word for lions.

Answer is they saw a pride of lions at the zoo

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