Telling Time on Analog Clocks

The video tutorial explains how to read time on an analog clock. It covers identifying the hour by looking at the shorter hand and determining the minutes by counting the intervals marked by the longer hand. The tutorial includes examples of reading times such as 4:10, 9:30, and 10:20, emphasizing the concept of hours and minutes and how they are represented on a clock face.

At what position does the hour hand point to indicate it is 4 o'clock?

• Just past 4

• Exactly at 4

• Between 4 and 5

• Before 4

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How many minutes does each mark on the clock represent?

• 10 minutes

• 1 minute

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

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If the minute hand points to the third mark, how many minutes past the hour is it?

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

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What time is it if the hour hand is just past 9 and the minute hand is on the 6th mark?

• 9:45

• 9:00

• 9:15

• 9:30

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What does it mean when the minute hand is exactly halfway around the clock?

• 60 minutes past

• 30 minutes past

• 45 minutes past

• 15 minutes past

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If the hour hand is between 9 and 10, which hour is it still considered to be?

• 10th hour

• 9th hour

• 8th hour

• 11th hour

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What time is it when the hour hand is just past 10 and the minute hand points to the fourth mark?

• 10:15

• 10:05

• 10:20

• 10:10

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How is the time determined when the hour hand has not yet reached the next hour?

• By the next hour

• By the half hour

• By the previous hour

• By the nearest hour

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What is the correct time if the hour hand is on 10 and the minute hand is on the first mark?

• 10:15

• 10:10

• 10:00

• 10:05

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If the minute hand is pointing to the second mark, how many minutes past the hour is it?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 20 minutes

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