A group of geese is called a gaggle.

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Galahs, also called the rose-breasted cockatoo, is an extremely common parrot found in large flocks all over Australia. It has risen to pest proportions in some areas.

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A garage is a place where you park your car and bikes.

You can also store your toys, basket balls, garden tools, paint and anything else you have run out of room for in your house.

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A garden is a planned space, full of plants that have been placed by the garden's owner. Gardens can be indoors or outdoors, just for decoration, or for growing fruit and vegetables. Some gardens have plants that are trimmed into shapes, called topiary.

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A gargoyle is an ugly, even grotesque, ornamental water spout, usually found on extremely old buildings before gutters and downpipes were used. Gargoyles are ugly so they scare off evil spirits.

Ugly statues that are not water spouts are called chimeras.

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Scientific name: allium sativum

Garlic is a member of the onion family. Garlic is used as a seasoning in many different varieties of food. Garlic is very strong and can make your breath smell bad the day after you eat it. The bulb of the garlic is usually made of several different sections called cloves that can be pulled apart and peeled individually.

It was once thought that garlic warded off vampires.

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Garnet is a group of related stones, the most popular of which is a deep red. Until the chemical composition was known, red semiprecious gemstones were called carbuncles.

Garnets have a particular chemical formula of two metals, usually calcium, magnesium or iron and aluminium, iron or chromium bound to silicon oxide - the general forumula is X3Y2(SiO4)3.

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Gas is a state that substances can be in. The air around you is a mix of gases, and when you boil water the bubbles are the water itself turning from a liquid into a gas. Helium balloons are filled with another gas that most people are familiar with - helium is lighter than air so helium balloons rise up.

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A gavel is a small wooden hammer that is used by judges to make a loud noise to bring a court to attention. Gavels are sometimes used by other official public speakers for the same reason.

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A gazebo is an outdoor structure, usually octagonal in shape. Gazebos are usually built in parks and gardens. Some are only big enough for one or two people to sit in, others are big enough to be used as an outdoor stage.

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