French 1 Numbers 1-31

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1. Ten

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This quiz helps learners to recognize and translate numbers from 1 to 31 in French, enhancing vocabulary and numerical understanding in the language.

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2. Six

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3. Twenty

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4. Nine

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5. One
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6. Five

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7. Eleven

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The question provides two words, "eleven" and "onze." The word "onze" is the correct answer because it is the translation of the word "eleven" in French.

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8. Twenty-seven

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The given answer "vingt-sept" is the correct translation of the number "twenty-seven" in French. In French, numbers are typically written with the tens place followed by the ones place. "Vingt" means twenty and "sept" means seven, so when combined, it becomes "vingt-sept" which translates to "twenty-seven" in English.

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9. Twenty-six

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10. Twenty-eight

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11. Eighteen

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12. Twenty-nine

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The given answer "vingt-neuf" is the correct translation of the number "twenty-nine" in French. In French, numbers are typically written as a combination of words, with "vingt" representing "twenty" and "neuf" representing "nine". Therefore, "vingt-neuf" accurately corresponds to the number 29 in French.

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13. Nineteen

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The given answer "dix-neuf" is the French translation for the number "nineteen".

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14. Twelve

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15. Two

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The given question provides two different words, "two" and "deux", and asks for the correct answer. The correct answer is "deux" because it is the French translation of the English word "two".

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16. Three

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The word "trois" is the French translation for the number "three".

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17. Four

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The given answer "quatre" is the French translation of the number "four".

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18. Thirty

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19. Twenty-two

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The given answer "vingt-deux" is the French translation of the number "twenty-two".

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20. Twenty-four

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The given answer "vingt-quatre" is the French translation of the number "twenty-four".

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21. Sixteen

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22. Fifteen

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23. Thirteen

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24. Fourteen

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25. Twenty-one

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Eleven
Twenty-seven
Twenty-six
Twenty-eight
Eighteen
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Nineteen
Twelve
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Thirty
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