Elapsed Time Quiz - Time Line Method

What is elapsed time?

• The time it takes to cook food

• The amount of time that passes from a start point to an end point

• The time it takes to watch a movie

• The time it takes to travel from London to Paris

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Why is calculating elapsed time an important everyday skill?

• To win a cooking competition

• To improve time management

• To impress friends and family

• To know when the bus is coming

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What method is used in the video to calculate elapsed time?

• Estimation method

• Counting method

• Timeline method

• T-chart method

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What time will the food be ready if it is put in the oven at 5:50 pm and needs to cook for 1 hour and 15 minutes?

• 6:15 pm

• 6:45 pm

• 7:05 pm

• 6:30 pm

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How long does the bus trip from London to Paris take if it leaves at 8:17 am and arrives at 3:40 pm?

• 6 hours and 23 minutes

• 7 hours and 23 minutes

• 8 hours and 23 minutes

• 9 hours and 23 minutes

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What time should Brad start watching the movie if it goes for 1 hour and 32 minutes and he wants to finish it by 8:45 pm?

• 6:41 pm

• 6:53 pm

• 7:13 pm

• 7:25 pm

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What is the first step in calculating elapsed time using the timeline method?

• Recording the elapsed time

• Breaking down the elapsed time into chunks

• Drawing a timeline

• Jumping along the timeline

What is the final step in calculating elapsed time using the timeline method?

• Adding up the jumps

• Dividing the jumps

• Multiplying the jumps

• Subtracting the jumps

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What is the start time if the end time is 3:40 pm and the elapsed time is 7 hours and 23 minutes?

• 6:17 am

• 8:17 am

• 7:17 am

• 5:17 am

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What is the end time if the start time is 5:50 pm and the elapsed time is 1 hour and 15 minutes?

• 7:25 pm

• 7:15 pm

• 6:45 pm

• 7:05 pm

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