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Would a pack of pencils be collective noun?

Yes, "pack" is a collective noun when referring to a group of pencils.

Here's why:

* Collective Noun: A collective noun refers to a group of individuals or things considered as a single unit.

* Examples: A flock of birds, a herd of cows, a team of players, a pack of wolves.

* In this case: A pack of pencils refers to a group of pencils, treated as a single entity.

Therefore, "pack" is a collective noun in the phrase "a pack of pencils."

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