0-9

Question 1

0

Answer 1

s, z x as in xylophone

Question 2

1

Answer 2

T, t or D, d

Question 3

2

Answer 3

N or n

Question 4

3

Answer 4

M or N

Question 5

4

Answer 5

R or r

Question 6

5

Answer 6

L or l

Question 7

6

Answer 7

ch or soft g

Question 8

7

Answer 8

k , hard c

Question 9

8

Answer 9

f, ph

Question 10

9

Answer 10

p or b

Question 11

s, soft c, z, x (in xylophone)

Answer 11

0
Zero begins with z (and /z/). Upper case S and Z, as well as lower case s and z, have zero vertical strokes each, as with the numeral 0.

Question 12

t, d, (th in thing and this)

Answer 12

1

Upper case T and D, as well as lower case t and d have one vertical stroke each, as with the numeral 1.

Question 13

n

Answer 13

2

Upper case N and lower case n each have two vertical strokes and two points on the baseline.

Question 14

m

Answer 14

3
Lower case m has three vertical strokes. Both upper case M and lower case m each have three points on the baseline and look like the numeral 3 on its side.

Question 15

r

Answer 15

4

Four ends with r

Question 16

l

Answer 16

5

L is the Roman numeral for 50. Among the five digits of one’s left hand, the thumb and index fingers also form an L.

Question 17

g

Answer 17

6
Upper case G and lower case g look like the numeral 6 flipped horizontally and rotated 180° respectively. Lower case script j tends to have a lower loop, like the numeral 6.

Question 18

k

Answer 18

7

Both upper case K and lower case k look like two small 7s on their sides

Question 19

f

Answer 19

8

Lower case script f, which tends to have an upper and lower loop, looks like a figure-8.

Question 20

b

Answer 20

9
Upper case P and lower case p look like the numeral 9 flipped horizontally. Lower case b looks like the numeral 9 turned 180°.