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Time Celebration Assessment

Harper, Chloe and Sienna are helping at a chess tournament. Use the clocks and time clues to solve each task. You can write, circle or draw.

Read the Clocks

Look carefully at each clock. The minute hand is longer than the hour hand.

1.Harper’s first chess game starts when the hour hand points to 9 and the minute hand points to 12. What time does the game start?

2.Chloe’s game starts at 10:30. Which description matches the time?

Half past 10
10 o’clock
Half past 12

3.At 12:00, the tournament bell rings. Draw the hands to show 12 o’clock on this clock.

Tournament Time Puzzles

Use the schedule to work out what happens next.

Event

Time

Doors open

9:00

Round 1

10:00

Lunch break

12:00

Prize celebration

2:00

4.The schedule shows the doors open at 9:00 and Round 1 begins at 10:00. Which happens first?

Doors open
Round 1 begins
They happen at the same time

5.Use the schedule. What time is the lunch break? Write it in words or numbers.

6.Sienna arrives at 9:00. The prize celebration is at 2:00. Circle the time that comes between them.

8:00
12:00
3:00

Show What You Know

Finish these clock challenges for the tournament team.

7.When the long minute hand points to 6, it is half past the hour. Which clock shows half past 3?

3:00
3:30
6:30

8.Put these tournament events in order from earliest to latest: prize celebration at 2:00, doors open at 9:00, lunch break at 12:00. Write 1, 2 and 3 beside them.

9.Draw a clock showing 4 o’clock. Remember: the short hour hand points to 4 and the long minute hand points to 12.

10.Harper says, “At 7:00, the long minute hand points to 7.” Is Harper correct? Answer yes or no, then give the correct number the long hand points to at 7:00.

TrueFalse