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In Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, Twelve Is Expressed as ________

Question 30

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In Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, twelve is expressed as ________, making it easier for Asian children to learn base-10 concepts.

A) "ten-one-one"
B) "one-two"
C) "one-twelve"
D) "ten-two"

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