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Solutions - Elementary - Introduction - IA - Part 1

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Solutions - Elementary
number
number
[noun]

a word, sign, or symbol that represents a specific quantity or amount

Ex: Can you provide your contact number for the registration form? 
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ordinal number

a number that indicates the position of something in a sequence or series

Ex: "First" is an example of an ordinal number. 
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odd
odd
[Adjective]

(of a number) not possible to divide evenly by 2

Ex: Five is an odd number, so one chair was left unused. 
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even
even
[Adjective]

(of a number) able to be divided by two without leaving a remainder

Ex: Four is an even number because you can divide it by two. 
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one
one
[numeral]

the number 1

Ex: I have one book. 
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two
two
[numeral]

the number 2

Ex: I need to make two copies of this document. 
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three
three
[numeral]

the number 3

Ex: I counted to three before jumping into the pool. 
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four
four
[numeral]

the number 4

Ex: There are four seasons in a year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. 
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five
five
[numeral]

the number 5

Ex: His favorite number was five, and he always wore a shirt with the number on it to sports games. 
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six
six
[numeral]

the number 6

Ex: The highest number you can roll on a single die is six. 
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seven
seven
[numeral]

the number 7

Ex: His lucky number is seven, and he always wears a necklace with a seven pendant. 
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eight
eight
[numeral]

the number 8

Ex: The recipe called for eight ounces of flour, which is about one cup. 
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nine
nine
[numeral]

the number 9

Ex: The baseball team has nine players on the field at a time. 
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ten
ten
[numeral]

the number 10

Ex: The soccer team has ten players on the field at a time. 
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eleven
eleven
[numeral]

the number 11

Ex: My little son knows that eleven is one more than ten. 
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twelve
twelve
[numeral]

the number 12

Ex: My son reads twelve pages of his book every day. 
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thirteen
thirteen
[numeral]

the number 13

Ex: I have thirteen stamps in my collection. 
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fourteen
fourteen
[numeral]

the number 14

Ex: She was born fourteen years ago, and there are now fourteen candles on her birthday cake. 
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fifteen
fifteen
[numeral]

the number 15

Ex: I turned fifteen years old last week, and I celebrated my birthday with my friends. 
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sixteen
sixteen
[numeral]

the number 16

Ex: She has sixteen unread messages in her inbox. 
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seventeen
seventeen
[numeral]

the number 17

Ex: She bought seventeen books from the bookstore. 
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eighteen
eighteen
[numeral]

the number 18

Ex: He has been working at his job for eighteen years. 
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nineteen
nineteen
[numeral]

the number 19

Ex: The car was manufactured in the year nineteen ninety-eight. 
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twenty
twenty
[numeral]

the number 20

Ex: The distance between the two cities is twenty kilometers. 
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twenty-one
twenty-one
[numeral]

the number 21; the number of days in three weeks

Ex: She will turn twenty-one next month and is excited to celebrate her birthday with friends. 
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twenty-two
twenty-two
[numeral]

the number 22; the number of players on two soccer teams

Ex: The concert is set to start at twenty-two minutes past eight. 
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twenty-three
twenty-three
[numeral]

the number 23; the number of pairs of chromosomes in the human body

Ex: She turned twenty-three yesterday and celebrated with her friends. 
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twenty-four
twenty-four
[numeral]

the number 24; the number of hours in a day

Ex: The temperature outside is twenty-four degrees Celsius. 
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twenty-five
twenty-five
[numeral]

the number 25; the number we get when we multiply five by five

Ex: The box contains twenty-five books for the library. 
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twenty-six
twenty-six
[numeral]

the number 26; the number of letters in the English alphabet

Ex: She turned twenty-six last week and celebrated with her friends. 
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twenty-seven
twenty-seven
[numeral]

the number 27; the number you get when you multiply three by three by three

Ex: He scored twenty-seven points in the basketball game. 
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twenty-eight
twenty-eight
[numeral]

the number 28; the number that is equal to twenty plus eight

Ex: She turned twenty-eight last month and celebrated with a trip. 
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twenty-nine
twenty-nine
[numeral]

the number 29; the number of days in February when the year has one extra day during a leap year

Ex: The package weighs twenty-nine kilograms. 
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thirty
thirty
[numeral]

the number 30

Ex: The recipe calls for thirty grams of sugar. 
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thirty-one
thirty-one
[numeral]

the number 31; the number of days in January, March, May, July, August, October, and December

Ex: She bought thirty-one books at the sale. 
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thirty-two
thirty-two
[numeral]

the number 32; the number of teeth an adult has

Ex: There are thirty-two students in the class. 
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thirty-three
thirty-three
[numeral]

the number 33; the number of players on three soccer teams

Ex: She has thirty-three plants in her garden, each with its own unique colors and fragrances. 
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thirty-four
thirty-four
[numeral]

the number 34; the number of years in three decades plus four years

Ex: She has thirty-four books on her shelf. 
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thirty-five
thirty-five
[numeral]

the number 35; that is the number of fingers on seven hands

Ex: She completed thirty-five laps around the track during her training session yesterday. 
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thirty-six
thirty-six
[numeral]

the number 36; the number of months in three years

Ex: They spent thirty-six dollars on dinner at the café. 
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thirty-seven
thirty-seven
[numeral]

the number 37; the number that is equal to thirty plus seven

Ex: She found thirty-seven coins. 
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thirty-eight
thirty-eight
[numeral]

the number 38; the number that is equal to thirty plus eight

Ex: She counted thirty-eight apples. 
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thirty-nine
thirty-nine
[numeral]

the number 39; the number that is equal to thirty plus nine

Ex: He waited thirty-nine minutes for the doctor. 
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forty
forty
[numeral]

the number 40

Ex: My dad works forty hours a week. 
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forty-one
forty-one
[numeral]

the number 41; the number that is equal to forty plus one

Ex: She read forty-one pages of the book. 
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forty-two
forty-two
[numeral]

the number 42; the number of days in six weeks

Ex: She has forty-two books on her shelf. 
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forty-three
forty-three
[numeral]

the number 43; the number of days in six weeks and one extra day

Ex: She counted forty-three coins in the jar. 
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forty-four
forty-four
[numeral]

the number 44; the number of players on four soccer teams

Ex: He spent forty-four dollars on groceries. 
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forty-five
forty-five
[numeral]

the number 45; the number of degrees for half a right angle

Ex: She bought forty-five apples for the school event. 
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forty-six
forty-six
[numeral]

the number 46; the number that is equal to forty plus six

Ex: She has forty-six pencils in her case. 
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forty-seven
forty-seven
[numeral]

the number 47; the number of years in five decades minus three years

Ex: Forty-seven apples are in the basket. 
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forty-eight
forty-eight
[numeral]

the number 48; the number of hours in two full days

Ex: There are forty-eight hours in two days. 
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forty-nine
forty-nine
[numeral]

the number 49; the number you get when multiplying seven by seven

Ex: He waited forty-nine minutes for the bus. 
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