The answer that is a collective noun is cattle.
A collective noun refers to numerous entities, and cattle can refer to many cows, for example. You cannot say cattles, which is another way to think of collective nouns - they don't have plural form.
An inspector will check each part of the house to make sure there are no major defects.
Answer: The lines come from Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” which describes the speaker coming to a fork in the road while walking through the forest. Looking at the two diverging paths, the speaker notes that at first glance both seem to offer similar views/ease of travel, but the speaker opts for the one that appears less traveled. And yet, as soon as the decision is made, the speaker confesses there was really no difference between the actual wear on the two paths.
Explanation:
Odysseus sacrifices a ram and a ewe.
I think it is A I am not sure tho
