This document contains a series of questions asking for numbers and their translations into Japanese. It asks the respondent to provide numbers, years, and translations for cardinal numbers, ordinal numbers, Roman numerals, fractions, and decimals. The questions cover topics like ages, sports jersey numbers, graduation years, and more. The respondent is asked to spell out numbers and provide both Japanese and Roman numeral translations throughout.

1. First Name: ____________ Last Name: ____________ Student #: ____________ Group: _______
How do you say “cardinal numbers” in Japanese?
Cardinal numbers are called ___________ in Japanese.
Please spell out the numbers in your answer.
How old were you when you learned to walk?
I think I was about ______________ months old when ___________________.
How old were you when you learned to ride a bicycle?
I think I was _______________ years old when ________________________.
How old were you when you graduated from high-school?
I was ___________________ years old when __________________________.
How old was your mother when you were born?
(I think) she was ___________________ years old when __________________.
What number did Ichiro wear for the Seattle Mariners?
He wore the number _____________________ jersey.
What number does Hideki Matsui wear for the Oakland A’s?
He wears the number _____________________ jersey.
What number does Kobe Bryant wear for the L.A. Lakers?
He wears the number _____________________ jersey.
Numbers
years
Please spell out the numbers in your answer.
In what year were you born?
I was born in ___________________________________.
In what year did you graduate from high school?
I graduated from high school in ___________________________________.
In what year did you get your driver’s license?
I got my driver’s license in ___________________________________.
In what year will you graduate from Nanzan?
I will graduate from Nanzan in ___________________________________.

2. ordinal numbers
How do you say “ordinal numbers” in Japanese?
Ordinal numbers are called ___________ in Japanese.
Look at the picture of the animal race. Please spell out the numbers in your answer AND
write the number abbreviation.
The cheetah is in ______________ place.
The basset hound is in ___________ place.
The lion is in ______________ place.
The gorilla is in _____________ place.
The antelope is in _____________ place.
The ostrich is in ______________ place.
Roman Numerals
How do you say “Roman Numerals” in Japanese?
Roman Numerals are called ___________ in Japanese.
Warming up. Please write these numbers in Roman Numerals:
5= __________ 8= __________ 15= __________ 33= __________
4= __________ 10= __________ 14= __________ 50= __________
6= __________ 9= __________ 13= __________ 40= __________
7= __________ 11= __________ 20= __________ 60= __________

3. Roman Numerals (continued)
Roman Numerals are also often used for the Olympics. The medals have the year in Roman
Numerals on them. Look at the Olympic logos on your video and fill in the answers with
Roman numerals.
The Tokyo Olympics were held in _____________________. The Nagano Winter
Olympics were held in ____________________.This year the Olympics will be held
in Londan. 2012 in Roman Numerals is ___________________. Tokyo is hoping to
host the Olympics again in _____________________.
Roman Numerals are often used on watches and clocks because the numbers look elegant.
Please put Roman Numerals on this clock for each of the hours. (1-12)

4. decimals
fractions
How do you say “fractions” in Japanese?
Fractions are called ___________ in Japanese.
Please spell out the numbers in your answer.
If I take 3 pieces of the pie in the picture, I will have _________________ of the
pie.
If I take 2 pieces of the pie in the picture, I will have __________________ of
the pie.
If I take only 1 piece of the pie in the picture, I will have ___________________
of the pie.
How do you say “decimals” in Japanese?
Decimals are called ___________ in Japanese.
Please spell out the numbers in your answer.
What is the radio station number for ZipFM?
It’s __________________________________.
What is pi (∏) to the fifth decimal place?
It’s __________________________________________________.
What is 1 ¼ in decimals.
It’s __________________________________.