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There is not enough options.

What do you want me to add then

I would say 8

actually... do germans have a word for thumb? Do they call them all fingers?

There's a word for thumb, but since we never covered it I can't imagine my teacher'd expect us to know it.

i would say 10, if it had a 2 option i would have clicked that.

Tell 'em you've got paws.  That'll fox them  (<-------boom...and indeed...boom)

Bateman!

Can you say:

"Well darling, if you are considering the thumbs then it would be an all round 10. However, if the thumbs are not to be included in your questioning then I shall say 8. Whilst we are on the subject of 'thumbs', whats your thoughts on evolution?"

....in German?

Can't say I do Rawky only started learning it in August.

Why not hold your hands up to them and let them decide?

Because the effect would be lost in an audio recording Crunchy

Or say...
'Why are you interested in my hands and fingers, I thought it was my oral skills you were interested in?'

Then get down on your knees 

Bound to get top marks for that!

I was always taught it was 8 fingers and two thumbs

Hope this clears it up

The thumb on the human hand has only two phalanges whereas human fingers each have 3 phalanges. This give the thumb greater movement and enables it to do things the fingers can't do. Collectively the fingers and thumbs are known as digits. The thumb is said to be opposable to the fingers. 

By definition, the thumb is both a finger and not a finger. "Finger" can mean any of the four digits besides the thumb OR any digit including the thumb. It is up to the person to decide whether or not the thumb is considered a finger.

Hmmm... but surely my teacher would be more bothered about if I pronounce "Ich habe acht/zehn Finger" correctly

In my GCSE German we said Ich habe acht Finger und zwei Daumen 

will decide on that!

Ta for the model