Which word refers to an animal of the cattle group, which also includes buffaloes and bisons?

• A. Bovines
• B. Intrepid
• C. Uproar
• D. Junction

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying a term that names animals in the cattle group, which includes cattle, buffaloes, and bisons. In biology, these animals are grouped under the bovines within the Bovidae family. The word bovine is used to describe characteristics of these animals, and as a noun, it can refer to an individual animal of that group. When you say bovines, you’re talking about multiple animals that belong to that cattle-related group. That makes it the best fit because it specifically denotes this family of animals.

The other words don’t fit because they mean something entirely different: intrepid describes someone fearless, uproar means a loud disturbance, and junction is a point where things meet. None of these refer to animals in the cattle group.