Question

A oqbute of flowers what is the wright word

Answer 1

A bouquet of flowers.  (Topic: Collective nouns)

• 'Bouquet' is a collective noun for 'flowers'.
• 'OQBUTE' is probably a hint as it contains all the alphabets needed to form the word ‘BOUQUET’
• Another collective noun used for flowers is 'bunch' as in 'a bunch of flowers'.
• Similarly, the collective noun 'bouquet' is used for pheasants (a type of birds)  also - 'A bouquet of pheasants'

A collective noun is a noun that denotes a group or collection of people, things, etc.

• It is important that the appropriate collective nouns are used with nouns.

For example,

• A herd of cows/deer
• A flock of sheep/birds
• A pack of wolves/hounds
• A chest of drawers
• A fleet of ships
• A bunch of keys
• A flight of stairs

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