Educational worksheet for identifying collective and plural nouns, designed for language arts practice.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. The goal is to decide if the underlined word is a collective noun (a word that stands for a group) or a plural noun (just more than one of something).

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1. daisies – This is just more than one daisy. Not a group name. → Plural

2. team – A team is a group of horses working together. → Collective

3. pack – A pack is a group of cards. → Collective

4. duties – Just more than one duty. → Plural

5. wad – A wad is a group of notes (like a bundle). → Collective

6. hounds – Just more than one hound (dog). → Plural

7. school – A school is a group of fish swimming together. → Collective

8. bunch – A bunch is a group of grapes. → Collective

9. ponies – Just more than one pony. → Plural

10. band – A band is a group of coyotes. → Collective

11. cache – A cache is a hidden group or collection of photos. → Collective

12. pride – A pride is a group of lions. → Collective

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Final Answer:
1. Plural
2. Collective
3. Collective
4. Plural
5. Collective
6. Plural
7. Collective
8. Collective
9. Plural
10. Collective
11. Collective
12. Collective