Understanding Time Management Concepts

This video tutorial teaches how to represent quantities of time using diagrams. It covers key time phrases such as 'quarter after', 'half past', and 'quarter till', and explains how to add and subtract time without errors. A real-world problem involving Mrs. Ceballos' morning routine is used to demonstrate these concepts. The video also explores an alternative method to solve the problem and concludes with a review of the key concepts.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Practicing sports

• Learning to cook

• Understanding time management

• Studying history

If someone says it's 'quarter after five', what time is it?

• 5:00

• 5:15

• 5:30

• 5:45

What does 'half past four' mean?

• 4:15

• 4:30

• 4:00

• 4:45

Why is it important to not exceed 60 minutes when adding time?

• Because it is a rule in sports

• Because an hour only has 60 minutes

• Because it helps in cooking

• Because it confuses the clock

If the time is 3:50 and you add 20 minutes, what is the correct time?

• 3:90

• 4:10

• 4:00

• 3:70

What time does Mrs. Ceballos wake up?

• 6:00

• 5:45

• 5:30

• 6:15

How long does it take Mrs. Ceballos to get dressed and do her hair?

• 15 minutes

• 20 minutes

• 25 minutes

• 30 minutes

What is the total time Mrs. Ceballos can take to drive to work?

• 30 minutes

• 40 minutes

• 35 minutes

• 38 minutes

What is the alternative method to solve the time problem?

• Using a calculator

• Ignoring the problem

• Working backwards from the arrival time

• Asking a friend

What is the final time Mrs. Ceballos needs to be at work?

• 7:15

• 7:45

• 7:30

• 7:00