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1. What type of noun names a group of things?

  • A. Collective
  • B. Collective
  • C. Collective
  • D. Collective

Answer: Option A

Explanation:

 A noun that names a group of things is called a collective noun. These nouns refer to a collection or group of people, animals, or things, and can be treated as a singular unit in a sentence, even though they represent multiple items. 
Examples of collective nouns: 
  • People: family, team, class, audience
  • Animals: flock, herd, pack, pride
  • Things: bouquet, array, set, collection
Usage: 
  • Collective nouns are often treated as singular in American English, taking singular verbs.
  • Example: "The team is playing well this season".

 

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