Understanding Analog Clocks and TimeTutor

The video tutorial explains how to read an analog clock, focusing on the hour and minute hands. It describes how the hour hand indicates the hour and the minute hand shows minutes past the hour, with specific attention to the markings between numbers. The tutorial introduces TimeTutor, a tool with listening and challenge modes, offering different difficulty levels to help learners practice setting and reading time accurately.

What is the function of the hour hand on an analog clock?

• It indicates the current hour.

• It shows the seconds.

• It tells the minutes past the hour.

• It displays the date.

If the hour hand is between 3 and 4, what time is it?

• 4 o'clock

• 5 o'clock

• 3 o'clock

• 2 o'clock

What does the minute hand pointing to the number 1 indicate?

• 10 minutes past the hour

• 15 minutes past the hour

• 5 minutes past the hour

• 1 minute past the hour

How many minutes are there between each number on an analog clock?

• 10 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

What is the purpose of the lines between numbers on an analog clock?

• To mark the seconds

• To mark the minutes

• To mark the hours

• To mark the days

What happens when the minute hand reaches the 12 on an analog clock?

• The clock stops.

• The clock resets to 6 o'clock.

• The minute hand moves backward.

• The hour hand moves to the next hour.

What are the two modes available in TimeTutor?

• Challenge and Reading

• Listening and Challenge

• Reading and Writing

• Listening and Writing

In listening mode, what does the advanced level allow you to do?

• Set the clock to the nearest hour

• Set the clock to the nearest minute

• Set the clock to the nearest half-hour

• Set the clock to the nearest second

In challenge mode, what does the easy level quiz you on?

• Time to the nearest minute

• Time to the nearest quarter hour

• Time to the hour

• Time to the nearest second

What should you do once you're comfortable with listening mode in TimeTutor?

• Stay in listening mode

• Move to challenge mode

• Stop using TimeTutor

• Switch to another app