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How many moons do you see at noon?

Correct Answer

Zero (0) moons are seen at noon because the moon is not visible during daytime when the sun is bright.

Exercise: Think and Tell | Q: B | (Page Page 4)
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Explanation

This question reinforces the concept of zero through another real-world context. At noon (midday), the moon is typically not visible due to bright sunlight, so the answer is zero. This helps children understand that zero represents absence in various situations.