Тема: Повторення Римських чисел від 1 до 20.
Look at the card #1 and do some tasks.
Now, please, let’s do some tasks. Answer my questions:
1) Add the numbers 5 and 3 and find the solution in Roman numbers.
2) Add the numbers 8 and 3 and find the solution in Roman numbers.
Card#1
Read and study the rules:
Roman numbers or roman numerals are the letters of the Roman alphabets, which are general to show the sum of their values. Roman Numerals were used by traders of Roman origin by the use of English Alphabets to express the numbers. There is a combination of more than one alphabet to show a sum or a difference of quantities to express a number.
In Roman Numerals, the first number I is followed by II, then there is III.
If there were not four parts in a quarter, then IV would not be known, and one might assume the next number is IIII. This is incorrect.
The next number is IV, and following IV is V. After V is VI, VII, and VIII. After VIII comes IX, then X.
The concept repeats itself continuously. This may sound confusing, though it is easy to understand if you look at Roman Numerals from 1 to 20:
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX
Follow the link and do the quiz:
https://www.transum.org/software/SW/Starter_of_the_day/Students/Roman_Numerals.asp
Look at the card #1 and do some tasks.
Now, please, let’s do some tasks. Answer my questions:
1) Add the numbers 5 and 3 and find the solution in Roman numbers.
2) Add the numbers 8 and 3 and find the solution in Roman numbers.
Card#1
Read and study the rules:
Roman numbers or roman numerals are the letters of the Roman alphabets, which are general to show the sum of their values. Roman Numerals were used by traders of Roman origin by the use of English Alphabets to express the numbers. There is a combination of more than one alphabet to show a sum or a difference of quantities to express a number.
In Roman Numerals, the first number I is followed by II, then there is III.
If there were not four parts in a quarter, then IV would not be known, and one might assume the next number is IIII. This is incorrect.
The next number is IV, and following IV is V. After V is VI, VII, and VIII. After VIII comes IX, then X.
The concept repeats itself continuously. This may sound confusing, though it is easy to understand if you look at Roman Numerals from 1 to 20:
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX
Follow the link and do the quiz:
https://www.transum.org/software/SW/Starter_of_the_day/Students/Roman_Numerals.asp
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