Reading Time on Analog Clocks
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Read the time shown on each clock and write it in the space provided. (i) a.m. [ ] (ii) p.m. [ ] (iii) p.m. [ ] (iv) a.m. [ ] (v) a.m. [ ]
This question includes visual content: The image displays five circular analog clocks, each labeled with a Roman numeral (i) through (v). Next to each clock is a text label indicating 'a.m.' or 'p.m.' and an empty rectangular box intended for the answer. (i) Green clock, shows 12:15, 'a.m.'. (ii) Orange clock, shows 1:40, 'p.m.'. (iii) Blue clock, shows 1:35, 'p.m.'. (iv) Pink clock, shows 10:10, 'a.m.'. (v) Yellow clock, shows 1:10, 'a.m.'.
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Hi Issachar, let's learn how to read these analog clocks and write down the digital times for each one.
Reading Analog Clocks
To read an analog clock, we look at the short hour hand first to find the hour, and then the long minute hand. Each number on the clock face represents a five-minute interval.
Starting from the bottom with clock one, the short hand is between three and four, which means the hour is three. The long hand is on nine, representing forty-five minutes. So, the time is three forty-five a.m.
(i): 3:45 a.m.
Moving up to clock two, the hour hand is between one and two, so it is one o'clock. The minute hand points to four, which means twenty minutes have passed. This gives us one twenty p.m.
(ii): 1:20 p.m.
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