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Time Telling O'Clock

Arjun, Tane and Hugo are playing in a football tournament. Read each clock carefully. For an o’clock time, the minute hand points to 12.

Read the Clocks

1.The first football match starts when the minute hand points to 12 and the hour hand points to 9. What time does the match start?

9 o’clock
12 o’clock
3 o’clock

2.Tane checks the clock before warm-up. The long minute hand points to 12. What must be true for the time to be an o’clock time?

The short hour hand points to a number
Both hands point to 12
The long minute hand points to 6

3.Which two times are o’clock times? Choose both.

4 o’clock
Half past 6
11 o’clock
Quarter past 2

4.True or false: At 5 o’clock, the minute hand points to 12 and the hour hand points to 5.

TrueFalse

Tournament Timetable

5.Hugo’s team has its next match at 2 o’clock. Write the time using a number and colon, like 3:00.

6.Draw the clock hands to show 6 o’clock. Remember: the minute hand points to 12.

7.Match each time to the tournament event. Use the times and events in the list.

9 o’clock
12 o’clock
3 o’clock

Lunch break
First match begins
Final match ends

8.Arjun sees this clock just before a match. Write the time in words.

9.A teammate says, “The clock shows 7 o’clock, so the minute hand points to 7.” What is the mistake? Write what the minute hand and hour hand should point to.

10.The team huddle is at 10 o’clock. Draw the hands on the clock to show when the huddle starts.