Multiple choice

Directions: The words given in the options represent things collected in the given phrase. Choose the best option.

A quiver of

  1. arrows

  2. hills

  3. hounds

  4. wood
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Explanation

A 'quiver' is the correct collective noun for arrows - it's both the container and the term for a group of arrows (as in 'a quiver of arrows'). Hills use 'range', hounds use 'pack', wood uses 'grove' or 'forest'.

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