Collective Noun Exercises With Answers – An Ultimate Collection

Collective noun exercises with answers are an outstanding collection of exercises. Before we solve the exercises, I would like to discuss the concepts that the exercise asks for.

I want to remind you that we are all studying the noun in English grammar. It has five kinds of nouns. If you’re going to solve these exercises, you need to know the collective noun definition.

Let us start the exercises.

Collective Noun Exercises with Answers – Type 1

Exercise – 1

Pick up suitable words for the collective noun exercises with answers and fill in the blanks.

[Army, committee, crowd, fleet, team, swarm]

1. A …………………. of people was watching the movie.
2. A………………….. of ships gathered at the seaport.
3. All the soldiers in the …………….. were brave enough to fight together.
4. Our ……………………. consists of five people of parliament.
5. A ……………. of bees flew out and stung the intruders.
6. Our …………… won the cricket tournament.

Check Your Answers

1. A crowd of people was watching the movie.
2. A fleet of ships gathered at the seaport.
3. All the soldiers in the army were brave enough to fight together.
4. Our committee consists of five people of parliament.
5. A swarm of bees flew out and stung the intruders.
6. Our team won the cricket tournament.

Collective Noun Exercises with Answers – Type 2

Exercise – 1

Choose correct nouns from the box for the collective noun exercises with answers. 

[Army, herd, bunch, orchard, swarm, litter, shoal, constellation, bundle, library]

1. A collection of bees
2. A group of fruit trees
3. Collection of fish
4. A collection of books
5. A collection of sticks
6. Collection of soldiers
7. A group of cattle or deer
8. A collection of stars
9. Packs of dogs or wolves
10. A group of keys, grapes, or bananas

Check Your Answers

1. A collection of bees – Swarm
2. A group of fruit trees – Orchard
3. The group of fish – Shoal
4. A collection of books – Library
5. A collection of sticks – Bundle
6. Collection of soldiers – Army
7. A group of cattle or deer – Herd
8. A collection of stars – Constellation
9. Packs of dogs or wolves – Litter
10. A group of keys, grapes, or bananas – Bunch

I hope the exercises have been very useful for you. Now, move on the other exercises of the proper noun exercises, common noun exercises, abstract noun exercises, and material noun exercises.