alleryStart learning →G is at number 7. Which letter sits at double that number?
- P
- O
- M
- N
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Correct answer: D. N
Twice 7 is 14, and the 14th letter is N.
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G is at number 7. Which letter sits at double that number?Read the answer and worked solution →Z has number 26. Which letter has a number three lower than that?Read the answer and worked solution →Neha counts the vowels in the word EDUCATION. How many does she find?Read the answer and worked solution →Count the vowels hiding inside CLASSROOM. How many are there?Read the answer and worked solution →Ali counts the letters in ELEPHANT that are not vowels. How many are there?Read the answer and worked solution →A game swaps the first and last letters of PLAN. What is the new word?Read the answer and worked solution →In COMPUTER, read from the left. Which letter is in the fourth place?Read the answer and worked solution →Starting at the right end of ALPHABET, which letter is third?Read the answer and worked solution →Kiran counts every A in BANANA. How many does he count?Read the answer and worked solution →Write RAIN with its letters in the opposite order. What word appears?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these words would be found first on a dictionary page?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these words is printed at the very end of a dictionary list?Read the answer and worked solution →CAT, COT and CAN are lined up like in a dictionary. Which one stands in the middle?Read the answer and worked solution →The alphabet is cut in two equal halves of 13 letters. Which two letters sit at the cut?Read the answer and worked solution →Find the sum of the letter numbers of C, A and B, where A is 1.Read the answer and worked solution →Letters carry numbers 1 to 26 from A. A word's total is its letters added up. Total of BAD?Read the answer and worked solution →Pip's tag says DOG. If A is 1, B is 2 and so on, what do the tag letters add up to?Read the answer and worked solution →Among the five vowels, which one is placed 15th in the alphabet?Read the answer and worked solution →Before the letter K, how many vowels appear in alphabet order?Read the answer and worked solution →A code turns every letter into the next one. What does CAT become?Read the answer and worked solution →A code changes each letter to the one just before it. What does DOG turn into?Read the answer and worked solution →Letters are written with growing gaps: A, C, F, J. Which letter is next?Read the answer and worked solution →Read this odd pattern: Z, A, Y, B, X. What is the next letter?Read the answer and worked solution →Gaps get bigger in D, F, I, M. What letter comes next?Read the answer and worked solution →One of B, D, F and E is different from the rest. Which one?Read the answer and worked solution →Three of U, A, E and K are of the same kind. Which one is not?Read the answer and worked solution →Three pairs have neighbouring letters. Which pair is the exception: CD, GH, KL, MO?Read the answer and worked solution →Counting back five places from K, Nisha lands on which letter?Read the answer and worked solution →Between D and N, how many letters are there if D and N are left out?Read the answer and worked solution →W is fourth when counting from the back. Which letter is fourth from the front?Read the answer and worked solution →
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Z has number 26. Which letter has a number three lower than that?
- V
- W
- U
- X
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Correct answer: B. W
Z is 26th, and 26 minus 3 is 23, which is W.
Neha counts the vowels in the word EDUCATION. How many does she find?
- 6
- 5
- 7
- 4
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Correct answer: B. 5
The vowels are E, U, A, I and O, which makes five.
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