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Collective nouns are words used to describe a group of things or individuals. Examples of collective nouns include “flock” of birds, “herd” of cattle, and “school” of fish. In English, there are many different types of collective nouns, each with its own unique meaning and usage. Collective nouns can be used to describe groups of people, animals, objects, and even abstract concepts. In this article, we will learn the list of collective nouns with their meanings.

List of Collective Nouns

Collective Nouns for People

Here is a list of some common collective nouns for groups of people in English:

A team of players
A cast of actors
A committee of members
A congregation of people
A council of elders
A crew of sailors
A crowd of people
A family of relatives
A group of friends
A panel of experts
A parliament of politicians
A troupe of dancers
A squad of soldiers
A class of students
A company of actors
A gang of workers
A jury of peers
A panel of judges
A team of researchers
A crew of pilots
A band of musicians
A delegation of ambassadors
A flock of sheeple
A society of people
A mob of protesters
A panel of interviewers
A board of directors
A squad of police
A team of engineers
A crew of firefighters
A group of tourists
A class of graduates
A congregation of worshippers
A council of leaders
A group of co-workers
A league of sportsmen
A staff of employees
A team of scientists
A corps of volunteers
A council of representatives
A squad of security
A roster of employees
A panel of experts
A group of activists
A committee of organizers
A team of consultants
A class of pupils
A group of participants
A squad of firefighters
A team of professionals

Collective Nouns for Animals

Here is a list of some common collective nouns for groups of animals in English:

A herd of cattle
A flock of birds
A school of fish
A pack of wolves
A swarm of bees
A pride of lions
A gaggle of geese
A colony of ants
A pod of whales
A litter of puppies
A colony of bats
A pack of dogs
A swarm of locusts
A herd of deer
A flock of sheep
A pack of coyotes
A swarm of hornets
A pride of peacocks
A flock of chickens
A pack of foxes
A school of sharks
A pod of dolphins
A herd of elephants
A flock of turkeys
A pack of hyenas
A swarm of mosquitoes
A pride of cheetahs
A flock of ducks
A pack of raccoons
A school of tuna
A herd of bison
A flock of pigeons
A pack of jackals
A swarm of flies
A pride of lions
A flock of swans
A pack of mules
A school of sardines
A herd of moose
A flock of seagulls
A pack of wolves
A swarm of bees
A pride of panthers
A flock of geese
A pack of hounds
A school of herring
A herd of muskoxen
A flock of ravens
A pack of coyotes
A swarm of termites

Collective Nouns for Things

Here is a list of some common collective nouns for groups of things in English:

A bunch of grapes
A library of books
A fleet of ships
A set of golf clubs
A suite of rooms
A battery of tests
A bouquet of flowers
A cloud of dust
A collection of art
A group of islands
A forest of trees
A host of angels
A pack of cards
A group of islands
A set of tools
A fleet of cars
A pile of leaves
A bunch of bananas
A stack of papers
A collection of coins
A fleet of airplanes
A set of dishes
A bundle of sticks
A bunch of keys
A set of instructions
A fleet of trucks
A group of buildings
A cluster of stars
A set of utensils
A collection of stamps
A fleet of boats
A set of encyclopedias
A bundle of cloth
A bunch of flowers
A set of regulations
A fleet of trains
A group of statues
A cluster of galaxies
A set of furniture
A collection of shells
A fleet of buses
A set of headphones
A bundle of cables
A bunch of balloons
A set of rules
A fleet of bikes
A group of sculptures
A cluster of crystals
A set of musical instruments
A collection of figurines

Common Collective Nouns

Herd – A group of herbivore animals
Pack – A group of canine animals such as wolves or dogs; also used to describe playing cards and packages containing multiple objects
Flock – A group of birds; also used to discuss small hooved animals such as sheep or goats
Swarm – A group of insects
Shoal – A group of fish
Group – A very general term used to describe people, places, things, and animals
Crowd – Usually used to describe a group of people
Gang – Usually used to describe a group of criminals; also used to describe a group of workers, particularly sailors or dock workers
Mob – Normally used to describe an angry or unruly group of people; also used to describe a group of kangaroos
Staff – A group of people who work in the same place
Crew – Usually used to denote a group of workers; also used to describe aircraft and ships personnel
Choir – A large, organized group of singers
Orchestra – A large, organized group of instrumentalists, led by a conductor
Panel – A group of experts
Board – A group of people, usually professionals, who take on an advisory role
Troupe – A group of actors or acrobats; also used to describe a group of monkeys
Bunch – Usually a group of smallish objects such as grapes, flowers, keys, or bananas
Pile – An untidy collection of items such as rubbish
Heap – A mounded collection of items; used interchangeably with “pile”
Set – A tidy group of matched objects such as dishes; also used to describe rules or a social group of people
Stack – A group of items neatly laid one on top of another; i.e., a stack of books
Series – Used to discuss movies, books, or events that follow one after another, i.e. Star Trek or Harry Potter
Shower – Usually used to describe rain, although it can be used to describe gifts or compliments
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Collective Noun is a name used for a group of people, animals or objects that we group and we refer to as a whole unit that represents its parts.

Examples: a bunch of bananas, a litter of puppies, a flock of sheep, and others.

All these examples are seen as one unit, like a swarm of sheep, we don’t count the number of sheep, but we see as a whole that is a flock of sheep.

Collective Nouns if considered as a whole unit, then the verb used is singular. If it is seen separately from each member, it is no longer considered as a whole unit, then the verb used is plural. Consider the following brief example to clarify understanding of the relationship of Collective Nouns with Singular and Plural verbs:

The family is planning an overseas trip. (In this sentence, the family word is considered as a whole unit, so the verb used is a singular verb is.)
The family are discussing about the plan. (In this sentence, the family is used to represent the words of the family members, for that, the family word is no longer considered as a whole unit, but rather the involvement of its members in the discussion.)

You may also read: Types of Nouns

There are many kinds of Collective Nouns. Most Collective Nouns use certain terms and are different in grouping units.

For example, a swarm of fish and a swarm of sheep, although both use the word a bunch, but the English version is different, namely: a school of fish (a bunch of fish), and a herd of sheep (a bunch of sheep).

To enrich the Collective Noun collection, see the following examples of collective Nouns.

Kinds of Collective Nouns

There are 2 kinds of Collective Noun, namely :

1. Collective Nouns that use prepositions as groupings

1. Collective Nouns that use prepositions as groupings, such as a flock of , a herd of , etc. that can be classified as people, things, and creatures:

i. Collective Nouns of People

an army of soldiers
a bevy of beauties / girls
a band of musicians
a band of robbers
a board of directors
a body of downloading
a bunch of crooks
a caravan of gypsies
a choir of singers
a class of pupils
a class of students
a company of actors
a company of soldiers, and
a congregation of worshipers
a crew of sailors
a crowd of Spectators
a crowd of people
a dynasty of kings
a galaxy of beautiful women
a galaxy of movie stars
a gang of crooks
a gang of laborers
a gang of prisoners,
a gang of robbers
a gang of thieves
a group of dancers
a group of singers
a horde of savages
a host of angels
a line of kings / rulers
a mob of rioters
a pack of Rascals
a pack of thieves
a party of friends
a patrol of policemen
a posse of policemen
a regiment of soldiers,
a staff of employees
a staff of Servants
a staff of teachers
a team of players
a tribe of natives
a troop of scouts
a group of artists
a group of performers
a party of friends

Collective Nouns of People

ii. Collective Nouns for Things

an album of autographs and
an album of photographs
an album of stamps
an anthology of poems
an archipelago of islands
a bale of cotton
a bale of wool
a basket of fruit
a batch of bread
a battery of guns
a block of flats
a book of exercises
a book of notes
a bouquet of flowers
a bowl of rice
a bunch of bananas
a bunch of flowers
a bunch of grapes
a bunch of keys
a bundle of rags / old clothes
a bundle of firewood / sticks
a bundle of hay
a catalog of prices / goods
a chain of events
a chain of mountains
a chest of drawers
a cloud of dust
a Clump of bushes
a Clump of trees
a cluster of coconuts
a cluster of diamonds
is a cluster of grapes
a cluster of stars
a clutch of eggs
a collection of coins
a collection of curiosities of
a collection of pictures
a collection of relics
a collection of stamps
a column of smoke
a comb of bananas
a compendium of games
a constellation of stars
is a cluster of diamonds
is a cluster of stars
a clutch of eggs
a crate of fruit
a crop of apples
a fall of rain
a fall of snow
a fleet of motor-cars / taxis
a fleet of ships
a flight of airplanes
a flight of steps
a forest of trees
a galaxy of stars
a garland of flowers
a glossary of difficult, words / phrases
a group of islands
a grove of trees
a hail of bullets
a hand of bananas ( each a finger)
a harvest of wheat / corn
a heap of rubbish
a heap of ruins
a hedge of bushes
a heap of stones
a layer of soil / dirt
a library of books
a line of cars
a list of names
a mass of ruins / hair
a necklace of pearls
an outfit of clothes
an orchard of fruit trees
a pack of cards
a pack of lies
a packet of cigarettes
a packet of letters
a pair of shoes
a pencil of rays and
a quiver of arrows
a range of hills
a range of mountains
a ream of paper
a reel of thread / film
a roll of film / cloth
a rope of pearls
a row of houses
a series of events
a set of china
a set of clubs,
a set of tools
a Sheaf of arrows
a Sheaf of corn
a Sheaf of grain
a Sheaf of papers
a Sheaf of wheat
a shower of blows
a shower of rain
a stack of arms
a stack of corn
a stack of hay
a stack of timber
a stack of wood
a stock of goods
a stock of wood
a string of beads
a string of pearls
a suit of clothes
a suite of furniture
a suite of rooms
a tuft of grass
a tuft of hair
a wad of currency / notes
a wreath of flowers

Collective Nouns of things.

iii. Collective Nouns of Animals / Creatures

an army of ants
a bevy of quail
a brood/flock of chicks /chickens
a catch of fish
a cloud of flies
a cloud of insects
a cloud of Locusts
a colony of gulls
a drove of cattle
a drove of horses
a flight of birds
a flight of doves
a flight of Locusts
a flight of swallows
a flock of birds
a flock of geese
a flock of sheep
a flock of chickens
a gaggle of geese
a haul of fish
a herd of buffaloes
a herd of cattle
a herd of deer
a herd of elephants
a herd of goats
a herd of swine
a hive of bees
a host of sparrows
a kindle of kittens
a litter of cubs
a litter of piglets
a litter of kittens
a litter of puppies
a menagerie of wild animals
a muster of peacocks
a nest of ants
a nest of mice
a nest of rabbits
a pack of hounds
a pack of wolves
a plague of insects
a plague of Locusts
a pride of lions
a school of Herrings / other small fish
a school of porpoises
a school of whales
a shoal of fish
a skein of wild geese in flight
a string of horses
a stud of horses
a swarm of ants
a swarm of bees
A swarm of insects
a swarm of locusts
a team of oxen
a train of camels
a tribe of goats
a troop of lions
a troop of monkeys
a zoo of wild animals

Collective nouns of animals

2. Collective Nouns that only use one word

2. Collective Nouns that only use one word but can represent members as a whole unit.

corporation’s army
audience
board
cabinet
class
committee
company
council
department
faculty
family
firm jury majority
group
minority
navy
public
school
senate
society
team
troupe

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На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.

На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.

Complete sets of things that you can not do without, including shoes and socks, put in a separate pile.

Полные комплекты вещей, без которых не обойтись, включая обувь и носки, сложите в отдельную стопку.

Machine embroidery allows you to quickly produce sets of things with the same design.

Машинная вышивка позволяет быстро изготовить комплекты вещей с одинаковым дизайном.

Let us now consider in more detail and thoroughly, which sets of things and essential goods you will need to assemble.

Рассмотрим теперь более подробно и основательно, которые комплекты вещей и продуктов первой необходимости вам необходимо будет собрать.

A thing and an individual in time and space of rites and their material embodiments (the statuses of things, sets of things, dynamics means of recording and interpretation).

Вещь и индивид во времени и пространстве обрядов и их материальных следах (статусы вещей, наборы вещей, динамика, возможности фиксации и интерпретации).

Truth involves some sort of correspondence relation between words or thought-signs and sets of things. (1981, 49).

Истина подразумевает некоторый тип соответствия между словами или мыслительными знаками и внешними вещами и множествами вещей (стр. 49).

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I’m a programmer, and in my case students need to pick from a set of exams. They get to choose which ones but they must select at least 2 and at most 3.

I’ve been trying to find a way to refer to such exams. I’ve thought of:

Elective Exams
Opt-in Exams

Given English is not my mother tongue, I was wondering if there is a better way to name these type of exams.

PS: The title of the post is a bit strange, I just couldn’t explain this in another way.

asked Apr 2, 2012 at 12:52

As far as I know they’re all called «electives» in English. Other languages, e.g. German, distinguish between

mandatory elective (you have to choose n out of m, «Wahlpflichtfach»)
voluntary elective (you are free to choose none, some or all, «Wahlfach»)

answered Apr 2, 2012 at 13:03

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A phrasing that may be of use to you in this context is elective requirements, conveying as it does that the choice of what exams to take is discretionary (elective), but there are minimum standards to be met (requirements).

answered Apr 2, 2012 at 14:21

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You wrote in your comment: It’s a term used in a really long document. Also, when building user interfaces I need to keep it compact. In headers it appears as «Requirements for [adj] exams», or another one «students will be better informed to choose the right exams from the [adj] exams».

How about referring to the exams as chosen if the students have already chosen, «Requirements for chosen exams»

And if they have not already chosen, you could say offered exams.

«Students will be better informed about choosing the right exams from those offered.»

I would hope the instructions make it very clear that they have to choose 2 or 3 of the offered exams.

answered Apr 2, 2012 at 18:06

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List of Nouns! Learn useful nouns list from A to Z with ESL infographics. Learn these common nouns examples to improve your English.

A noun is a word that functions as the name of some specific thing or set of things, such as living creatures, objects, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.

Contents

List of Common Nouns in English
Full List of Nouns (A-Z)
- Nouns that Start with A
- Nouns that Start with B
- Nouns that Start with C
- Nouns that Start with D
- Nouns that Start with E
- Nouns that Start with F
- Nouns that Start with G
- Nouns that Start with H
- Nouns that Start with I
- Nouns that Start with J
- Nouns that Start with K
- Nouns that Start with L
- Nouns that Start with M
- Nouns that Start with N
- Nouns that Start with O
- Nouns that Start with P
- Nouns that Start with Q
- Nouns that Start with R
- Nouns that Start with S
- Nouns that Start with T
- Nouns that Start with U
- Nouns that Start with V
- Nouns that Start with W
- Nouns that Start with Y
- Nouns that Start with Z
Nouns List | Infographics
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List of Common Nouns in English

Here is the table of 185 commonly used nouns to improve your vocabulary in English:

Actor	Gold	Painting
Advertisement	Grass	Parrot
Afternoon	Greece	Pencil
Airport	Guitar	Piano
Ambulance	Hair	Pillow
Animal	Hamburger	Pizza
Answer	Helicopter	Planet
Apple	Helmet	Plastic
Army	Holiday	Portugal
Australia	Honey	Potato
Balloon	Horse	Queen
Banana	Hospital	Quill
Battery	House	Rain
Beach	Hydrogen	Rainbow
Beard	Ice	Raincoat
Bed	Insect	Refrigerator
Belgium	Insurance	Restaurant
Boy	Iron	River
Branch	Island	Rocket
Breakfast	Jackal	Room
Brother	Jelly	Rose
Camera	Jewellery	Russia
Candle	Jordan	Sandwich
Car	Juice	School
Caravan	Kangaroo	Scooter
Carpet	King	Shampoo
Cartoon	Kitchen	Shoe
China	Kite	Soccer
Church	Knife	Spoon
Crayon	Lamp	Stone
Crowd	Lawyer	Sugar
Daughter	Leather	Sweden
Death	Library	Teacher
Denmark	Lighter	Telephone
Diamond	Lion	Television
Dinner	Lizard	Tent
Disease	Lock	Thailand
Doctor	London	Tomato
Dog	Lunch	Toothbrush
Dream	Machine	Traffic
Dress	Magazine	Train
Easter	Magician	Truck
Egg	Manchester	Uganda
Eggplant	Market	Umbrella
Egypt	Match	Van
Elephant	Microphone	Vase
Energy	Monkey	Vegetable
Engine	Morning	Vulture
England	Motorcycle	Wall
Evening	Nail	Whale
Eye	Napkin	Window
Family	Needle	Wire
Finland	Nest	Xylophone
Fish	Nigeria	Yacht
Flag	Night	Yak
Flower	Notebook	Zebra
Football	Ocean	Zoo
Forest	Oil	Garden
Fountain	Orange	Gas
France	Oxygen	Girl
Furniture	Oyster	Glass
Garage	Ghost

Full List of Nouns (A-Z)

Nouns that Start with A

Ability
Abroad
Abuse
Access
Accident
Account
Act
Action
Active
Activity
Actor
Ad
Addition
Address
Administration
Adult
Advance
Advantage
Advertising
Advice
Affair
Affect
Afternoon
Age
Agency
Agent
Agreement
Air
Airline
Airport
Alarm
Alcohol
Alternative
Ambition
Amount
Analysis
Analyst
Anger
Angle
Animal
Annual
Answer
Anxiety
Anybody
Anything
Anywhere
Apartment
Appeal
Appearance
Apple
Application
Appointment
Area
Argument
Arm
Army
Arrival
Art
Article
Aside
Ask
Aspect
Assignment
Assist
Assistance
Assistant
Associate
Association
Assumption
Atmosphere
Attack
Attempt
Attention
Attitude
Audience
Author
Average
Award
Awareness

Nouns that Start with B

Baby
Back
Background
Bad
Bag
Bake
Balance
Ball
Band
Bank
Bar
Base
Baseball
Basis
Basket
Bat
Bath
Bathroom
Battle
Beach
Bear
Beat
Beautiful
Bed
Bedroom
Beer
Beginning
Being
Bell
Belt
Bench
Bend
Benefit
Bet
Beyond
Bicycle
Bid
Big
Bike
Bill
Bird
Birth
Birthday
Bit
Bite
Bitter
Black
Blame
Blank
Blind
Block
Blood
Blow
Blue
Board
Boat
Body
Bone
Bonus
Book
Boot
Border
Boss
Bother
Bottle
Bottom
Bowl
Box
Boy
Boyfriend
Brain
Branch
Brave
Bread
Break
Breakfast
Breast
Breath
Brick
Bridge
Brief
Brilliant
Broad
Brother
Brown
Brush
Buddy
Budget
Bug
Building
Bunch
Burn
Bus
Business
Button
Buy
Buyer

Nouns that Start with C

Cabinet
Cable
Cake
Calendar
Call
Calm
Camera
Camp
Campaign
Can
Cancel
Cancer
Candidate
Candle
Candy
Cap
Capital
Car
Card
Care
Career
Carpet
Carry
Case
Cash
Cat
Catch
Category
Cause
Celebration
Cell
Chain
Chair
Challenge
Champion
Championship
Chance
Change
Channel
Chapter
Character
Charge
Charity
Chart
Check
Cheek
Chemical
Chemistry
Chest
Chicken
Child
Childhood
Chip
Chocolate
Choice
Church
Cigarette
City
Claim
Class
Classic
Classroom
Clerk
Click
Client
Climate
Clock
Closet
Clothes
Cloud
Club
Clue
Coach
Coast
Coat
Code
Coffee
Cold
Collar
Collection
College
Combination
Combine
Comfort
Comfortable
Command
Comment
Commercial
Commission
Committee
Common
Communication
Community
Company
Comparison
Competition
Complaint
Complex
Computer
Concentrate
Concept
Concern
Concert
Conclusion
Condition
Conference
Confidence
Conflict
Confusion
Connection
Consequence
Consideration
Consist
Constant
Construction
Contact
Contest
Context
Contract
Contribution
Control
Conversation
Convert
Cook
Cookie
Copy
Corner
Cost
Count
Counter
Country
County
Couple
Courage
Course
Court
Cousin
Cover
Cow
Crack
Craft
Crash
Crazy
Cream
Creative
Credit
Crew
Criticism
Cross
Cry
Culture
Cup
Currency
Current
Curve
Customer
Cut
Cycle

Nouns that Start with D

Dad
Damage
Dance
Dare
Dark
Data
Database
Date
Daughter
Day
Dead
Deal
Dealer
Dear
Death
Debate
Debt
Decision
Deep
Definition
Degree
Delay
Delivery
Demand
Department
Departure
Dependent
Deposit
Depression
Depth
Description
Design
Designer
Desire
Desk
Detail
Development
Device
Devil
Diamond
Diet
Difference
Difficulty
Dig
Dimension
Dinner
Direction
Director
Dirt
Disaster
Discipline
Discount
Discussion
Disease
Dish
Disk
Display
Distance
Distribution
District
Divide
Doctor
Document
Dog
Door
Dot
Double
Doubt
Draft
Drag
Drama
Draw
Drawer
Drawing
Dream
Dress
Drink
Drive
Driver
Drop
Drunk
Due
Dump
Dust
Duty

Nouns that Start with E

Ear
Earth
Ease
East
Eat
Economics
Economy
Edge
Editor
Education
Effect
Effective
Efficiency
Effort
Egg
Election
Elevator
Emergency
Emotion
Emphasis
Employ
Employee
Employer
Employment
End
Energy
Engine
Engineer
Engineering
Entertainment
Enthusiasm
Entrance
Entry
Environment
Equal
Equipment
Equivalent
Error
Escape
Essay
Establishment
Estate
Estimate
Evening
Event
Evidence
Exam
Examination
Example
Exchange
Excitement
Excuse
Exercise
Exit
Experience
Expert
Explanation
Expression
Extension
Extent
External
Extreme
Eye

Nouns that Start with F

Face
Fact
Factor
Fail
Failure
Fall
Familiar
Family
Fan
Farm
Farmer
Fat
Father
Fault
Fear
Feature
Fee
Feed
Feedback
Feel
Feeling
Female
Few
Field
Fight
Figure
File
Fill
Film
Final
Finance
Finding
Finger
Finish
Fire
Fish
Fishing
Fix
Flight
Floor
Flow
Flower
Fly
Focus
Fold
Following
Food
Foot
Football
Force
Forever
Form
Formal
Fortune
Foundation
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Are you good at solving word problems? Solving word problems is a very important part of mathematics because with them you understand and practice what you have learned to do (adding, subtracting, multiplying…)

Today we are going to look at multiplication word problems: how we recognize them, what to do to solve them…all of which we will look at in this post.

Multiplication word problems: Repetition

This is the first type of multiplication word problem that one learns how to do. For example:

Anna has 5 egg cartons. Each carton has 12 eggs. How many eggs does she have in total?

We find:

A number of sets: Anna has 5 egg cartons.
The number of things that there are in each set: Each carton has 12 eggs.
The question about the total number of things there are: How many eggs does she have in total?

To solve this word problem, we ought to think: if there are 12 eggs in each carton and Anna has 5 cartons, in order to know how many eggs there are in total, we will add 12 + 12 + 12+ 12+ 12, or, what ends up being the same: we will multiply 5 x 12: In total, Anna has 60 eggs.

Multiplication word problems: One-step comparisons

In this type of multiplication word problem, one quantity is compared with another quantity that is bigger or smaller:

In order to buy their father’s gift, John has put in $10 and Patricia has put in 3 times as much money as John. How much money has Patricia put in?

We find:

A number that expresses one quantity: John has put in $10.
A number that expresses the comparison between the second quantity and the first: Patricia has put in 3 times as much money as John.
The question about the second quantity: How much money has Patricia put in?

In order to solve this word problem, we ought to think: if Patricia has put in 3 times as much money as Juan, that she has put in triple the amount of money, we will multiply 10 x 3. Patricia has put in $30.

Multiplication word problems: One-step formulas

In this type of multiplication word problem, formulas will appear to us, for example, a speed formula:

Justin is a bus driver. He told me that if he didn’t make any stops and always maintained the same speed of 80 miles per hour, he would complete his route in exactly 2 hours. How many miles is his route?

We find:

A speed: If he maintained a speed of 80 miles per hour…
A time: He would arrive in 2 hours.
A question about distance: How many milles is his route?

In order to solve this word problem, we ought to think: if he maintains a speed of 80 miles per hour, it will mean that each hour he drives he covers 80 miles. We also know that he drives at this speed for 2 hours. Therefore, in order to know the number of miles he covers in total, we will have to multiply 80 x 2: His route is 160 miles.

Multiplication word problems: Combination or Cartesian product

In this type of multiplication word problem, we will find two or more sets of things or people. These sets ought to be combined among themselves, forming all possible pairs:

Today we went to eat at an Italian restaurant which specializes in pasta. It was difficult for me to decide which dish to order since there were 9 types of pasta and 11 types of sauce on the menu and you could combine any pasta with any sauce. How many different pasta and sauce combinations could you choose from?

We find:

The number of elements that the first set has: 9 types of pasta.
The number of elements that the second set has: 11 types of sauce.
The question, which refers to the number of possible combinations between the sets: From how many different pasta and sauce combinations could you choose?

In order to solve the word problem, we ought to think: we could combine each type of pasta with 11 available types of sauce. Therefore, with just the first type of pasta, we can get 11 different dishes. Combining the second type of pasta with each of the 11 sauces, we could get 11 more dishes. That is, for each of the 9 types of pasta, we will get 11 different sauce combinations. Thus, in order to find out the number of possible dishes, we will multiply 9 x 11: You could choose from 99 different pasta dishes.

These are the 4 principal models for multiplication word problems. At Smartick we have a lot of these types of word problems and more. If you want to practice them, register now!

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Multiplication word problems: Repetition

Multiplication word problems: One-step comparisons

Multiplication word problems: One-step formulas

Multiplication word problems: Combination or Cartesian product

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