Class 6 worksheet focusing on collective nouns with a drag-and-drop activity.

Let’s go step by step to match each sentence with the correct collective noun from the box.

We have these words to choose from:
- bunch
- library
- pack
- army
- swarm
- gang
- crew
- committee
- shoal
- flock
- orchard

Now, let’s look at each sentence:

1. Mr Ramesh owns an _______________ of fruit trees at his native place
→ Fruit trees grown together are called an “orchard”.
✔ Answer: orchard

2. A _______________ of sheep was moving across the field.
→ Sheep move in groups called a “flock”.
✔ Answer: flock

3. The girl collected a _______________ of flowers to decorate her drawing room.
→ Flowers tied or gathered together are a “bunch”.
✔ Answer: bunch

4. Our teacher has a whole _______________ of books.
→ A large collection of books is called a “library” (even if it’s personal).
✔ Answer: library

5. The _______________ of soldiers marched into the battle field.
→ Soldiers march as an “army”.
✔ Answer: army

6. The fisherman saw a big _______________ of fish.
→ Fish swimming together are called a “shoal”.
✔ Answer: shoal

7. The ship had a _______________ of hundred sailors.
→ People working on a ship are called a “crew”.
✔ Answer: crew

8. A _______________ of wolves attacked the travellers.
→ Wolves travel and hunt in a “pack”.
✔ Answer: pack

9. A _______________ of bees flew out of the hive
→ Bees fly in large groups called a “swarm”.
✔ Answer: swarm

10. A _______________ of robbers looted the bank.
→ Robbers or criminals acting together are often called a “gang”.
✔ Answer: gang

All answers fit logically and match standard English usage for collective nouns.

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Final Answer:
1. orchard
2. flock
3. bunch
4. library
5. army
6. shoal
7. crew
8. pack
9. swarm
10. gang