A group of ravens is called
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mob
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sleuth
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murder
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none of these
C
Correct answer
Explanation
A group of ravens is correctly called a 'murder,' a dramatic collective noun that reflects the raven's historical association with death and bad omens in folklore. This dark imagery is consistent with ravens being scavengers often found near battlefields. The other options are collective nouns for different animals: 'mob' for kangaroos, 'sleuth' for bears, and 'parliament' for owls.