Canadian Forces Aptitude Test (CFAT) Practice

A gaggle specifically refers to a group of geese, particularly when they are on the ground. The term is rooted in the behaviors and characteristics of geese, which tend to be quite social and often found in groups. This collective noun captures the quacking and honking sounds that geese are known for, reflecting their communication within the group. In contrast, other animals have distinct collective nouns that do not include the term "gaggle." For example, a group of deer may be referred to as a "herd," fish can be called a "school," and wolves are commonly termed a "pack." Each of these terms reflects particular behaviors or characteristics of the respective animals, but none connect to the term gaggle, which is uniquely tied to geese.