<span>D. flock</span>
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<span>A collective noun is a
noun/name that is given to a group. For
instance, a “crowd” is collective noun because it means a group or gathering of
people. A “mob” is a collective noun
because it means an unruly group of people.
A “flock” is a collective noun because it means a group of birds. “Barn”
is simply a common noun. “Loudly” is an
adverb.” And, “Canada” is a proper noun.</span>
Answer:
Wow we did this in sophomore year. All that Glitters is not Gold. Anything that is bright and shining need not necessarily be made of gold. Certain things appear to be valuable but actually they are not. So we have to be careful and should not pay more for things before examining their actual worth.
Explanation:
Answer:1)Background information in books and encyclopedia
2)Statistical information in government sources
3)Subject focused information in journal articles
4)News and general information in newspaper articles
Explanation:
Answer:
Usage
Explanation:
because usage is how you use words in writing or speaking, if you use them wrong you can cause misunderstandings. That is why they must be used or utilized correctly.
The correct answer is A. Nonfiction writers are more often free to move about in time and space.
B is not correct because that is usually the characteristic of nonfiction, rather than fiction. C is incorrect because usually writers of fiction can embellish the facts because they are not based on actual information. D is incorrect because sometimes writers of nonfiction can express their passionate opinions, especially in essays.