Multiple choice general knowledge

A group of lion

  1. herd

  2. pride

  3. colony

  4. mob
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
B Correct answer
Explanation

A group of lions is called a pride. Herd is for cattle/elephants, colony is for ants/penguins, and mob is for kangaroos or emus.

AI explanation

To answer this question, we need to understand the collective nouns used for groups of animals.

Option A) "herd" - This option is incorrect because "herd" is commonly used for groups of grazing animals like cows or deer, not lions.

Option B) "pride" - This option is correct because "pride" is the collective noun used for a group of lions. A pride typically consists of a dominant male, several females, and their offspring.

Option C) "colony" - This option is incorrect because "colony" is commonly used for groups of animals like ants or bees, not lions.

Option D) "mob" - This option is incorrect because "mob" is commonly used for groups of unruly or disorderly people, not lions.

The correct answer is Option B) "pride" because it is the collective noun used for a group of lions.

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