Question

What is the collective noun for books
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Answer 1

Answer:

collective noun is a noun that represents a collection of individuals, usually people, such as: a team (for example: eleven football players) a family (for example: mother, father and two children) a crew (for example: 100 sailors)

Answer 2

ANSWER:-

The collection Noun for books $\rightarrow$ Library of books

Explanation:-

Collective Noun

A large number of objects and beings have specific collective nouns attributed to them.It is important to use these correctly when describing the desired group. Some of these include:

• Team of Players
• fleet of ships
• board of directors
• bouquet of flowers
• deck of cards
• litter of puppies
• heap of garbage
• constellation of stars
• school of fish
• colony of ants
• tuft of grass
• brood of chicks
• swarm of bees
• jury of judges
• brood of hens
• class of students
• army of soldiers
• choir of singers
• cast of actors
• wad of bills
• pod of peas
• parliament of owls
• quiver of arrows
• tribe of natives
• host of sparrows
• gang of thieves
• flock of sheep
• staff of servants
• scourage of mosquitoes