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Choose the correct set with four passion fruits.

(A)

(B)

Choose the correct set with five buses.

(A)

(B)

How many bookshelves are there? Write a number.

Answer:

How many hockey sticks are shown below?

(A)		four
(B)		six
(C)		five
(D)		seven

How many corn dogs are shown below?

(A)		six
(B)		seven
(C)		nine
(D)		eight

Choose the correct set with ten hockey pucks.

(A)

(B)

How many motorcycles are shown below?

(A)		four
(B)		two
(C)		five
(D)		three

How many ski boots are there? Write a number.

Answer:

Count the total number of hammers. Write a number.

Answer:

Count the total number of roses.

(A)		nine
(B)		eight
(C)		five
(D)		three

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