The video tutorial teaches how to solve word problems involving time using diagrams. It explains how to read clocks, count minutes, and use timelines to calculate time-related problems. Two examples are provided: determining Sarah's departure time to reach her friend's house by 3:15 PM and calculating Michael's available time before his school bus arrives at 8 AM.

If Sarah needs to be at her friend's house by 3:15 PM and the trip takes 90 minutes, what time should she leave?

• 1:15 PM

• 1:45 PM

• 2:15 PM

• 2:00 PM

What is a diagram in the context of solving time problems?

• A plan or sketch to explain concepts

• A list of numbers

• A detailed essay

• A random drawing

How many minutes are there in one hour?

• 60

• 55

• 65

• 50

What does 'quarter past three' mean in terms of time?

• 3:45

• 3:30

• 3:15

• 3:00

If the minute hand is halfway around the clock, what time is it?

• On the hour

• Quarter past

• Half past

• Quarter to

In solving Sarah's problem, what is the first step?

• Estimate the cost

• Draw a map

• Look for units of time

• Calculate the distance

How do you calculate backwards 90 minutes from 3:15 PM?

• Subtract 1 hour and 30 minutes

• Add 1 hour and 30 minutes

• Subtract 2 hours

• Add 2 hours

Michael wakes up at 7 AM and the bus comes at 8 AM. How many minutes are there between these times?

• 60

• 45

• 30

• 90

If Michael spends 8 minutes showering, 9 minutes dressing, and 17 minutes eating, how many minutes does he have left before the bus arrives?

• 20

• 35

• 26

• 30

What is the purpose of using a timeline in solving time problems?

• To list activities

• To write stories

• To calculate time intervals

• To draw pictures