50. Cattles are eating grass.
Correct answer: B. (B) cattle are grazing
- A. (A) cattle are eating grass
- B. (B) cattle are grazing
- C. (C) the cattle are eating grass
- D. (D) all cattles are eating grass
Explanation
Option B - "cattle are grazing" is correct."Grazing" is a specific term used in agriculture to describe the way cattle feed, which involves continuously nibbling on grass while moving around a pasture.
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