The monitor brought a _ of chalk to the class
Correct answer: D. bunch
- A. box
- B. staff
- C. clump
- D. bunch
Explanation
A bunch refers to a group or collection of things tied or fastened together, such as a bunch of flowers or a bunch of chalk, and it fits well in the context of bringing chalk to the class.
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