This word puzzle asks for a number whose English spelling places its letters in alphabetical order.
The answer is FORTY.
Its letters are F, O, R, T, Y. In the alphabet, those letters appear in exactly that order.
Answer: FORTY.
It is a neat language puzzle because the number itself is ordinary, but its spelling has a rare alphabetical pattern.
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