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Question

Fish swim in a school.
Wolfs travel in a pack.
Geese fly in a _____?

Answer 1

A group of geese on the ground is called a gaggle; when flying in formation, it is called a wedge or a skein.

Answer 2

Fish swim in a school.
Wolves travel in a pack.
Geese fly in a flock.

Answer 3

Flock

Answer 4

Flock

Answer 5

If the plural of goose is geese, then what is the plural of moose?





It's a flock of geese. Or a skein of geese. They are only referred to as a gaggle when not in flight.

Answer 6

At first glance, the religion of the Indians of Mexico - the ancient Aztecs, Toltecs, Mayas, and so on - is so confusing as to appear incoherent, especially to those of us used to thinking in terms of the well-defined Greek and Roman gods. There are several reasons for this. First, we are seeing the religion of ancient Mexico not only from a distance in time, but almost solely through the eyes of such suspect sources as Catholic missionaries, Conquistadors, and early Christianized Indians eager to impress the friars with their advocacy of their new faith; it cannot be forgotten that backsliders could face the Inquisition! Still, some of these constitute our best sources, particularly the friars Sahagun and Duran. Nevertheless, many aspects of the religion - particularly the erotic aspects - have been neglected or intentionally hidden.

Answer 7

Gaggle

Answer 8

45 degree angle pack to reduce wind resistance while flying.

Answer 9

Gaggle

Answer 10

Actually geese fly in a V-formation. But a gaggle of geese is 7 geese.