Answer:
- <u>the axen (do you mean oxen?)</u>
- <u>The church choir</u>
- <u>the mob</u>
- <u>fleet of luxury cars (or just cars)</u>
- <u>clump of trees (or trees) </u>
- <u>a troupe of dancers (or just dancers.)</u>
Explanation:
As you probably know, a noun is a person, place, or thing (or idea), and the question is asking for you to underline the <u>collective</u> nouns, a word which here means acting as a group or a group of something, so we would underline the nouns which have a group in them.
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Assuming the underlined objective complement in the first sentence is the word incredible, the correct answer would be just that - Skiers called the record snowfall incredible.
Here, the word incredible is objective complement because it completes the object 'the record snowfall.' And given that it is an adjective (whereas the other underlined words such as nuisance and Bob are not - they are nouns), it is the only correct option.
Alexander Hamilton's economic program was designed primarily to empower the federal government. Hamilton believed in a strong federal government that had financial power over the states, so the US could pay back its war debts.
