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A noun that refers to more than one person or object and represents a group of people, animals, or objects is called a _____ noun.

A noun that refers to more than one person or object and represents a group of people, animals, or objects is called a _____ noun.
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A noun that refers to more than one person or object and represents a group of people, animals, or objects is called a _____ noun.

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That would be a collective noun.
User MarcFasel
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  I think your answer would be a collective noun unless you have specific answers.
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