How Strong Is Your Vocabulary? Can You Score 30/30? 99% Cannot! Find The Correct Term.

[@KathleenHarray]

That was a very interesting quiz. I got 5 wrongs but I learned some new things.

[@thelighthouse13]

@KathleenHarray Thank you for your thoughtful feedback! I'm glad to hear that you found the quiz interesting and that it helped you learn new things. Keep up the great work, and I hope you continue to enjoy future quizzes as well!

[@neveralone7]

27/30 did not know what a group of owls was called,

[@thelighthouse13]

@neveralone7 Thank you for participating and for your great effort! The term for a group of owls is a "parliament" - quite an interesting and unique term, isn't it? Keep up the excellent work, and I hope you enjoy future quizzes as well.

[@neveralone7]

@@thelighthouse13 yes

[@סופיגנויאר]

Good quiz. 26/30. Hope to do better next time.

[@thelighthouse13]

@סופיגנויאר • 10 Thank you for participating! I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz. Keep practicing, and I’m sure you’ll do even better next time!

[@alializadeh-r5k]

it was very interesting but i had 7 mistakes,thanks.

[@thelighthouse13]

@alializadeh-r5k Thank you for your feedback! I'm glad you found the quiz interesting, and I appreciate your participation. Keep practicing, and I hope to see you score even higher next time!

[@alializadeh-r5k]

@@thelighthouse13 Yes i will,thank you.

[@GianlucaMariaLecchi]

❤ groups of animals are for proficiency students. I just guessed and I missed a part. Always fine with terms with latin and greek roots.A poor 23 out of 30.

[@thelighthouse13]

@GianlucaMariaLecchi Thank you for your detailed comment and for taking part in the quiz! It’s impressive that you tackled such advanced material, especially the groups of animals and terms with Latin and Greek roots. Scoring 23 is a solid achievement given the challenge level. Keep up the great work!

[@missjoshemmett]

Actually, my friends and I are seniors and we 'collect' groups of animals as a hobby! Because they sound so cool...like the Parliament of Owls.

[@missjoshemmett]

26/30 13,18,20,23 Knowing what groups of animals/birds/insects is a hobby with my friends. I've never heard of males in a convent unless one priest lives there for Masses and confessions. Males live in monasteries. In modern English usage, since about the 19th century, the term convent almost invariably refers to a community of women, while monastery and friary are used for communities of men. -Wikipedia When I went to school as a Roman Catholic...the nun's building was a convent and, on the other side of the school, the priests lived in a rectory.

[@thelighthouse13]

@missjoshemmett Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for participating in the quiz! It's wonderful to hear that you and your friends have an interest in the fascinating world of collective nouns for animals, birds, and insects. I appreciate your insights on the distinctions between convents, monasteries, and rectories as well. Your contribution adds depth to the conversation, and it's always interesting to learn how language evolves over time. Thanks again for taking part, and I hope you continue to enjoy these challenges!

[@skylilly1]

27/30 I missed the owls, goats, and wine.

[@thelighthouse13]

@skylilly1 Thank you for taking part in the quiz and for your excellent score! It's great to see your enthusiasm and attention to detail. Missing just a few tricky ones like the owls, goats, and wine shows you're close to mastering the challenge. Keep up the great work, and I hope you enjoy future quizzes!

[@shyamalganguly3598]

21/30❤❤😅😅

[@thelighthouse13]

@shyamalganguly3598 Thank you for participating! I appreciate your effort, and I'm glad you enjoyed the challenge. Keep practicing, and I hope to see your score improve next time!

[@peggygray587]

What year is it

[@thelighthouse13]

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