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What is the temperature in Vancouver?    \n5) How much colder is Toronto than Amsterdam?    \n6) What is the difference in temperature between the warmest and coldest place?  \n______  \n7) The temperature in Detroit is 32 degrees colder than Cape Town. What is the temperature in Detroit?    \n8) Which two places have the closest temperatures?    \n9) Which place has the median temperature?    \nName Date  \nTEMPERATURES AROUND THE WORLD 2  \nANSWERS ( ° C)  \n| Country/State | Temperature (°C) |\n| --- | --- |\n| Amsterdam | 4 |\n| Cape Town | 20 |\n| Hong Kong | 15 |\n| Minneapolis | -21 |\n| Moscow | -17 |\n| New York | -6 |\n| Toronto | -16 |\n\n1) Put the temperatures in order, from coldest to warmest.  \n-21°C -17°C -16°C -6°C 4°C 15°C 20°C  \ncoldest warmest  \n2) How much colder is Amsterdam than Cape Town? 16°C  \n3) How much warmer is New York than Moscow? 11°C  \n4) Vancouver is 13 degrees warmer than New York. What is the temperature in Vancouver? 7°C  \n5) How much colder is Toronto than Amsterdam? 20°C  \n6) What is the difference in temperature between the warmest and coldest place?  \n41°C  \n7) The temperature in Detroit is 32 degrees colder than Cape Town. What is the temperature in Detroit? -12°C  \n8) Which two places have the closest temperatures? Moscow and Toronto  \n9) Which place has the median temperature? 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