Japanese Numbers 10 - 100
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- 1.
What is the Kanji for 75?
- A.
五十七
- B.
七十五
- C.
十十五
- D.
五十十
- E.
七十十
Correct Answer
B. 七十五Explanation
The correct answer is 七十五 because it is the kanji representation for the number 75. In Japanese, the numbers are written using a combination of kanji characters, and 七十五 translates to "seven ten five," which is equivalent to 75 in Arabic numerals. The other options, such as 五十七 (fifty-seven) or 十十五 (ten ten five), do not accurately represent the number 75.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Select the correct order for the multiples of 10
- A.
十 二十 三十 五十 六十 四十 七十 八十 九十 百
- B.
百 二十 三十 四十 五十 六十 七十 八十 九十 十
- C.
十 三十 二十 四十 五十 六十 七十 八十 九十 百
- D.
十 二十 三十 四十 五十 六十 七十 八十 九十 百
- E.
十 二十 三十 四十 五十 六十 八十 九十 七十 百
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D. 十 二十 三十 四十 五十 六十 七十 八十 九十 百Explanation
The correct order for the multiples of 10 is 十 二十 三十 四十 五十 六十 七十 八十 九十 百. This is the correct order because it starts with 十 (ten) and then progresses in increments of ten, with each subsequent number being ten more than the previous one, until it reaches 百 (hundred).Rate this question:
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- 3.
What is the correct pronunciation for the number 九十九?
- A.
Kukyuujuu
- B.
Kyuujukyuu
- C.
Kyuujuuku
- D.
Kujuukyuu
- E.
Kujuuku
Correct Answer
C. KyuujuukuExplanation
The correct pronunciation for the number "九十九" is "kyuujuuku."Rate this question:
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- 4.
Is nanajuunana the correct pronunciation for the number 七十?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
The correct pronunciation for the number 七十 is "nanajuu". The given answer, "nanajuunana," is incorrect because it includes an extra "nana" which means "seven" and is not needed in this case.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The pronunciation for the number 47 is..
Correct Answer
yonjuushichi
Yonjuushichi
YONJUUSHICHIExplanation
The correct pronunciation for the number 47 in Japanese is "yonjuushichi". In Japanese, numbers are typically read with a combination of the native Japanese readings and the Sino-Japanese readings. "Yon" is the native Japanese reading for the number 4, while "juu" is the Sino-Japanese reading for the number 10. "Shichi" is the native Japanese reading for the number 7. Therefore, when combined, it becomes "yonjuushichi". The variations in capitalization are due to personal preference or emphasis, but they all represent the same pronunciation.Rate this question:
- 6.
The answer to 二十八 + 十四 is...
- A.
四十
- B.
四十二
- C.
四十一
- D.
四十四
- E.
四十五
Correct Answer
B. 四十二Explanation
The answer to 二十八 + 十四 is 四十二 because when you add 28 and 14 together, you get a sum of 42.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The answer to kyuujuu minus gojuuni is...
- A.
七十八
- B.
八十三
- C.
九十五
- D.
三十八
- E.
四十四
Correct Answer
D. 三十八Explanation
The correct answer is 三十八 because it is the only option that represents the subtraction of 52 from 90.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What is the number represented by the Kanji 四十六? (Answer should be numerical not pronunciation)
Correct Answer
46Explanation
The kanji "四十六" translates to "46" in numerical form. In Japanese, the kanji "四" represents the number "4," and "十" represents the number "10." Therefore, when combined, they form "40." Adding the kanji "六," which represents the number "6," we get the final number "46."Rate this question:
- 9.
The pronunciation sanjuuhachi represents the Kanji...
- A.
九十七
- B.
五十六
- C.
十四
- D.
六十五
- E.
三十八
Correct Answer
E. 三十八Explanation
The pronunciation "sanjuuhachi" represents the Kanji "三十八" which means "thirty-eight" in English.Rate this question:
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- 10.
The answer to 五 x 十三 (multiply) is..
- A.
八十五
- B.
六十五
- C.
七十五
- D.
四十五
- E.
九十五
Correct Answer
B. 六十五Explanation
The given question asks for the product of 五 (5) and 十三 (13). The correct answer is 六十五 (65).Rate this question:
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