The noun 'family' is a collective noun; it takes: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The noun 'family' is a collective noun; it takes:

A. always singular

B. uncountable

C. always plural

D. can be singular or plural

Answer: Option D

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Depending on meaning.

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The word 'police' always takes a ___ verb.

A. none

B. singular

C. both

D. plural

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
'Police' is plural: 'The police are investigating.'

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Which noun is always used in the singular?

A. tongs

B. jeans

C. information

D. scissors

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Correct Answer: Option C

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'Information' is singular uncountable; the others are plural.

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What is the noun form of 'brave'?

A. bravity

B. bravation

C. braveness

D. bravery

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Correct Answer: Option D

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'Bravery'.

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