Correct Use?
A flock of people walked in the park. Is 'flock' used correctly in this sentence?
No. A group or crowd of people walked in the park.
The collective noun for a group of cows is...
herd
The collective noun for a group of bees is...
swarm
A class of dogs ran down the street.
No. A pack of dogs ran down the street.
The collective noun for a group of fish is...
school
The collective noun for a group of ants is...
colony
The performer received a bouquet of flowers after her performance.
Yes. Bouquet is used correctly in this sentence.
The collective noun for a group of monkeys is...
troop
The collective noun for a group of geese is...
flock
Mom bought him a new pair of shoes for his birthday.
Yes. Pair is used correctly in this sentence.
The collective noun for a group of kittens is...
litter
The collective noun for a group of hedgehogs is...
prickle
The family had an album of photographs.
Yes. The collective noun album is used correctly in this sentence.
The collective noun for a group of lions is...
pride
The collective noun for a group of hippos is...
bloat