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- A calendar for
August 2018, showing dates from
1 to 31.
- The first day of August 2018 is
Monday (as indicated by the "1" being under Monday).
- There are
5 questions below the calendar.
Let me solve each question step-by-step
assuming the calendar layout is correct and the first day of August 2018 is a
Monday (which matches historical data).
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✔ Question 1: How many Mondays are in August 2018?
We know:
- August 2018 starts on a
Monday (Aug 1).
- August has
31 days.
So, the Mondays fall on:
- Aug 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 → that's
5 Mondays
✔ Answer: 5
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✔ Question 2: How many Sundays are there in August 2018?
Since Aug 1 is a Monday, then:
- Aug 5 is Sunday
- Then every 7 days: 5, 12, 19, 26
So Sundays:
5, 12, 19, 26 →
4 Sundays
✔ Answer: 4
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✔ Question 3: What day of the week is August 11th?
From the calendar:
- Aug 1: Monday
- Aug 8: Monday (7 days later)
- Aug 11 is
3 days after Aug 8, so:
- Aug 8: Monday
- Aug 9: Tuesday
- Aug 10: Wednesday
- Aug 11: Thursday
✔ Answer: Thursday
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✔ Question 4: Which day comes 2 days after Wednesday?
- Wednesday + 1 = Thursday
- Wednesday + 2 = Friday
✔ Answer: Friday
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✔ Question 5: What day comes 11 days after Wednesday?
We can break this down:
- 7 days = 1 week → back to same day
- So 11 days = 7 + 4 → same as 4 days after Wednesday
- Wednesday + 4 = Sunday
Or:
- Wed → Thu (1), Fri (2), Sat (3), Sun (4) → yes,
Sunday
✔ Answer: Sunday
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✔ Question 6: What day of the week is September 6th?
We need to find the day of the week for
September 6, 2018.
We know:
- August 2018 ends on
Thursday (Aug 31)
- So September 1, 2018 =
Friday
- Then:
- Sep 1: Friday
- Sep 2: Saturday
- Sep 3: Sunday
- Sep 4: Monday
- Sep 5: Tuesday
- Sep 6: Wednesday
✔ Answer: Wednesday
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
5 Mondays
2.
4 Sundays
3.
Thursday
4.
Friday
5.
Sunday
6.
Wednesday
Let me know if you'd like this formatted as a printable answer sheet or if you want explanations tailored for younger students!
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