Reading a clock
Quiz by Elisabeth Mallory
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- Q1When reading a clock, we count by what?onesfivestwostens60sEditDelete
- Q2What comes next? 5,10,15,20,......255301560sEditDelete
- Q3What comes next? 15,20,25,30,35...3525304060sEditDelete
- Q4The short hand measures what?secondsclockhoursminutes60sEditDelete
- Q5The longer hand measures what?clocksecondshoursminutes60sEditDelete
- Q6What time is it?1pm12 pm5pm11 am60sEditDelete
- Q7What time is it?12pm5pm3pm7pm60sEditDelete
- Q8What time is it?12pm4pm2pm8am60sEditDelete
- Q9If it is 9am on Tuesday, what would we probably be doing?eating at a restaurantsleepingIn schoolat the store60sEditDelete
- Q10Clocks helps us do what?sleep soundersing bettertell timeeat faster60sEditDelete