1. One seldom sees owls in bunches, but if that were to happen, what would one call a bunch of owls? A Congregation A Court An Assembly A Parliament

2. Shelley wrote an ode 'To A Skylark'. What is the collective term for larks? Pride Exaltation Choir Symphony

3. I wonder if Ben Franklin knew that this was the collective noun for turkeys? Revolution Congregation Fellowship Rafter

4. A goose is a goose is a goose, but what would you call a whole flock of geese? Answer: (One Word. Sounds restrictive)

5. One ape is an ape, two apes is a pair, but what is the word that means three or more apes? Riot Nuisance Filibuster Shrewdness

6. Peacocks seldom stroll around in groups - except in zoos - but if they do, they're a - what? Flirtation Muster Display Covey

7. A beater could tell you that when you flush pheasants, they're called this - Flurry Flight Bouquet Ascension

8. If you run across a whole bunch of bears (which is highly unlikely), you'd be looking at a what? Prowl Hunger Sloth Growl

9. Wild geese always fly in groups (except for one or two who lose their bearings). What's the collective noun for wild geese in flight? Vector Wing Formation Skein

10. Whales are often seen in groups. What is the collective noun for a group of whales? Shoal Army Gam School

11. How would you properly refer to a group of swans? Bevy Beauty Elegance Line

12. Rabbits and wombats share the same collective noun. What is it? Pack Warren Troop Burrow

13. Other animals sharing a collective noun are boar and swine (probably because they are related). What's the noun? Sounder Sowse Grunt Root

14. One of the most descriptive collective nouns is that applied to jays. Which one of these is it? Squabble Dispute Scold Screech

15. A group of mice can be called a Mischief of Mice, which is pretty descriptive, but the more common collective noun is which of these? Hole Nest Nibble Company