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Ka Particle

drewa

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I have my Japanese mid-terms tomorrow, and can't for the life of me remember this Kanji, and I can't find it anywhere in my book.



Thank you!
 
"An interrogative + か" means "some~".
e.g.
いつ(when) --> いつか(someday/sometime)
どこ(where) --> どこか(somewhere)
誰(who) --> 誰か(someone)
何(what) --> 何か(something)

As for the first example, it's also possible to interpret that か shows the preceding clause is an embeded question "Tell me what the number (of it) is.".
 
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