This video tutorial on telling time covers the basics of reading analog clocks, focusing on five-minute intervals. It explains how to use terms like 'after' and 'past' to describe time and provides examples and practice exercises. The lesson also touches on digital clocks and introduces the concept of elapsed time.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Telling time in five-minute intervals

• Understanding digital clocks

• Learning about time zones

• Learning to count by tens

How many minutes does it take for the minute hand to move from one number to the next on an analog clock?

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 1 minute

What is the trick to finding out the minutes on an analog clock?

• Use a calculator

• Skip count by fives

• Count each tick mark

• Skip count by tens

When the minute hand is on the right half of the clock, how do we describe the time?

• As 'to' the next hour

• As 'before' the current hour

• As 'after' or 'past' the current hour

• As 'half past' the current hour

What term is used when the minute hand is at the 3 on an analog clock?

• Half past

• Quarter after

• Quarter to

• Five after

How would you express 9:20 using 'after' or 'past'?

• 20 after 9

• Quarter past 9

• 20 to 10

• Half past 9

If the minute hand is at the 11, how many minutes is it until the next hour?

• 10 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 15 minutes

What is the time if the hour hand is between 3 and 4, and the minute hand is at 5?

• 4:25

• 3:25

• 4:05

• 3:05

How would you express 5:40 using 'to'?

• Quarter past 5

• Quarter to 6

• 20 past 5

• 20 to 6

What time will it be 5 minutes after 8:15?

• 8:30

• 8:10

• 8:20

• 8:25