CARDINAL AND ORDINAL NUMBERS

CARDINAL AND ORDINAL NUMBERS

A Cardinal Number is a number that says how many of something there are, such as one, two, three, four, five. An Ordinal Number is a number that tells the position of something in a list, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th etc.

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Cardinal numbers are numbers that are used in counting.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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We use cardinal numbers when we talk about house numbers, room numbers, phone numbers, and ID numbers.

• TRUE

• FALSSE

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The following are cardinal numbers in figures.

Ninety-two, Thirty-seven, Seven hundred and fifty-five

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Ordinal numbers are used to describe the rank or position of something in a list.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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We use ordinal numbers when we talk about the rank or position (in a competition), the date on a calendar, the floor of high-rise building.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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The following are ordinal numbers in figures.

Ninety-second, Thirty-seventh, Seven hundred and fifty-fifth

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• FALSE

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There were twenty children on the bus.

• CARDINAL

• ORDINAL

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He scored _____ goals in _____ games. (3 / 2)

• three, two

• third, second

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It was his _____ goal in the last _____ games. (3 / 2)

• three, two

• third, two

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She was the third runner to cross the finish line.

• CARDINAL

• ORDINAL

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It’s his fiftieth birthday!

• CARDINAL

• ORDINAL

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I am so happy that he won the _____ prize. (1)

• one

• first

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I have breakfast at _____ o'clock. (6)

• six

• sixth

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This is not your _____ mistake. Please be more careful. (1)

• one

• first

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This school is not my (2) _____. It is my (3) _____ school.

• two, three

• second, third

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The following are ordinal numbers in figures.

Ninety-second, Thirty-seventh, Seven hundred and fifty-fifth

• TRUE

• FALSE