Telling Time Using the Hour Hand on an Analog Clock

This video tutorial teaches how to tell time using the hour hand on an analog clock. It explains the clock face, the clockwise movement of the hour hand, and how to read the hour hand's position. The tutorial provides practical examples to help understand the concept, emphasizing that the hour hand moves slowly and can be between numbers, indicating the time is between two hours. The lesson concludes with a review of the key points covered.

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

• To display the temperature

• To measure seconds

• To indicate the hour of the day

• To show the date

How long does it take for the hour hand to move from one number to the next on an analog clock?

• 2 hours

• 1 hour

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

If the hour hand is between the 2 and the 3, what can we infer about the time?

• It is sometime after 2:00 but before 3:00

• It is exactly 2:30

• It is exactly 2:00

• It is exactly 3:00

When the hour hand is halfway between two numbers, what does it indicate?

• Quarter past the earlier hour

• Half past the earlier hour

• Quarter to the next hour

• The exact hour

If the hour hand is just past the 8, what time is it likely to be?

• Half past 8:00

• Exactly 8:00

• A little after 8:00

• Exactly 9:00