The video introduces ordinal numbers through an engaging animal race at a jungle sporting event. Viewers learn the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers, with a focus on the first ten ordinal numbers and their numeral forms. The video also covers the next ten ordinal numbers, encouraging viewers to practice on tutoringhour.com. It concludes with a call to action to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the main topic introduced in the video?

• Animal diets

• Jungle safety

• Ordinal numbers

• Animal habitats

Which animal finished first in the race?

• Monkey

• Zebra

• Lion

• Deer

What position did the monkey secure in the race?

• Eighth

• Sixth

• Second

• Fourth

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How many animals participated in the race?

• 8

• 9

• 10

• 11

What is the difference between cardinal and ordinal numbers?

• Both are used for indicating position

• Both are used for counting

• Cardinal numbers are for counting, ordinal numbers are for position

• Cardinal numbers indicate position, ordinal numbers indicate quantity

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Which of the following is an ordinal number?

• 10

• 100

• Tenth

• Ten

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How do you convert a cardinal number to an ordinal number?

• Add 'st' to the number

• Add 'nd' to the number

• Add 'rd' to the number

• Add 'th' to the number

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What is the numeral form of 'third'?

• 3nd

• 3rd

• 3th

• 3st

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Which ordinal number comes after 'Nineteenth'?

• Seventeenth

• Twenty-first

• Twentieth

• Eighteenth

Where can you practice more about ordinal numbers?

• jungleevents.com

• ordinalnumbers.com

• tutoringhour.com

• animalrace.com