All of the Following Statements About Counting Across Cultures Are

question 74

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements about counting across cultures are true EXCEPT:

• A) almost every culture's number system shares fundamental assumptions about what numbers are
• B) almost every culture's number system shares fundamental assumptions about what sorts of operations can be performed on numbers
• C) children all over the world engage in counting and are quite similar in their counting patterns
• D) children all over the world vary considerably in how they link counting to other forms of mathematical knowledge

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