English, asked by divyanshsrivastava25, 1 month ago

A number of ants, bees, locusts

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Answered by Bhat123

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Answer:

A colony of ants.
A hive of bees.
A swarm of locusts.

Explanation:

The words 'colony', 'hive' and 'swarm' are called Collective Nouns.

A Collective Noun is a word that is used to describe a group of people, plants, animals or things.

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