Collective Noun for Class 3: Definition, Exercise [PDF Available]

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The noun is a part of speech that includes words used to name an object, place, animal or thing. Every sentence you write there is a use of noun. It can be in the form of a place, animal, or thing. The noun is denoted as the subject, an indirect object and a direct object. Noun also works as verbs and adjectives. Collective Noun refers to a group or collection of things, or animals. It is not treated as a plural noun and usually comprises a group. We have discussed everything you need to know about collective nouns for class 3 students.

What is a Collective Noun?

A collective noun represents a group of (people, animals, or things)—examples: a group of army soldiers, a group of birds, etc. 

As per the Collin Dictionary, Collective Noun refers to a “family” or “team” that is referred to as a group of people. According to the Webster dictionary collective nouns are known as a pack of wolves, a crew of actors, a board of directors and so on. 

Let us now look at some of the common examples of Collective Nouns to get a better understanding.

Collection for a group of animals
A pack of wolvesA sleuth of bears
A dazzle of zebraA troop of monkey
A gathering of eaglesA clowder or a clutter
Collection for a group of people
A group of studentsA company of leaders
A Board of directorsA crew of actors
A choir of singersA family of people
A congregation of worshippersA class of students
Collection for a group of things/objects
A stack of booksA bunch of keys
A chain of mountainsA pair of heels
A bunch of bananasA fleet of ships

9+ Additional Examples of Collective Noun Class 3

Below are some more examples of collective nouns for class 3 students, to which students can relate:

  1. A Flock of Birds
  2. A Bunch of Students
  3. A Group of Friends
  4. A Bunch of Grapes
  5. A Series of Events
  6. A chain of mountains
  7. A pair of heels
  8. A bunch of bananas
  9. A Board of directors
  10. A group of singers

Also Read: Nouns: Examples, Definition, Types

Examples of Collective Nouns for Class 3 in Sentences

Here are some sentences using collective nouns:

  • Animals:
    • A pride of lions roared in the distance.
    • The flock of birds flew south for the winter.
    • A swarm of bees buzzed around the hive.
  • People:
    • The team celebrated their victory with a pizza party.
    • The choir sang a beautiful rendition of the song.
    • The family went on vacation to the beach.
  • Things:
    • The bouquet of flowers was placed on the table.
    • The fleet of ships sailed across the ocean.
    • The collection of stamps was worth a fortune.

Collective Noun Exercises for Class 3 With Answers

Evaluate your knowledge of collective nouns.

Fill in The Blanks

  1. Can you pass me ____________ of keys?
  2. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands include _____________ of islands.
  3. A _____________ of wolves howled at night.
  4. A _____________ of stars.
  5. My friend got a _______________ for me.

Answer’s 

  1. Bunch
  2. Group
  3. Pack
  4. Number
  5. Bouquet

Circle The Collective Noun

  1. The school has organized a field trip for the entire group of students
  2. Clean the pile of clothes
  3. The entire staff of the hotel had lunch.
  4. BTS is a famous band.
  5. A group of students are leading their respective groups.

Answer’s

  1. Group
  2. Pile
  3. Staff
  4. Band
  5. Group

Pick Out The Collective Noun

  1. I found a bunch of books exciting.
  2. There are groups of boys creating a disturbance in the class.
  3. She made her way through the crowd.
  4. The professor has divided the class into groups and has assigned the work to respective groups.
  5. There is a large gathering of people attending the seminar.

Answer’s

  1. Bunch
  2. Group
  3. Crowd
  4. Groups
  5. Gathering

FAQ’s

What is a collective noun?

A collective noun is a word that refers to a group of things or people.

Can you give some examples of collective nouns for animals?

Yes, here are some examples:
A pride of lions
A herd of elephants
A flock of birds
A swarm of bees
A pod of dolphins

What are some collective nouns for people?

A team of players
A family of people
A class of students
A choir of singers
A crew of sailors

Can things also have collective nouns?

Here are some examples of collective nouns for things/objects:
A bouquet of flowers
A bunch of grapes
A fleet of ships
A library of books
A collection of stamps

How can I learn more about collective nouns?

Read books: Many children’s books use collective nouns.
Play games: You can play games like “Name that Group” to practice.
Ask your teacher: They can give you more examples and help you understand.

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