alleryIn France, the word soixante-dix, literally sixty-ten, stands for which number?
A60
B80
C90
D70
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 70
1. Soixante-dix is sixty plus ten, which is seventy.
2. Eighty is quatre-vingt and ninety is quatre-vingt-dix.
3. Sixty is simply soixante.
_Source: Wikipedia, Ethnomathematics, French_
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