1 Here are two clock faces.
Join each clock face to the correct digital time.
2 marks
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2 Match each clock to the correct time.
One has been done for you.
1 mark
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3 Two clocks show the same time.
Tick (✔) them.
1 mark
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4 Here are three clock faces.
Match each clock face to the same time on a digital clock.
2 mark
Albert+Bradbeer+Primary+Academy Page 4 of 12 Here are three clock faces. 5 Match each clock face to the same time on a digital clock.
2 marks
Albert+Bradbeer+Primary+Academy Page 5 of 12 Complete the table. 6 Clock face Digital time Time in words
7:15 quarter past 7
4:45 quarter to 5
1:50
2 marks
Grace says, 7 ‘On my clock face, the big hand is on the 4 and the little hand is between the 8 and the 9’
What is the time on Grace’s clock face?
1 mark
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8 A clock shows this time twice a day.
Tick the two digital clocks that show this time.
1 mark
Complete the table. 9 Digital time Time in words using 24 hour clock
quarter past 7 in the 19:15 evening
ten past 11 at night
06:50
2 marks
Albert+Bradbeer+Primary+Academy Page 7 of 12 Ben goes to bed at 7:15 pm. 10 Grace goes to bed an hour later. What time does Grace go to bed?
Give your answer using 24 hour clock.
1 mark
11 Annie finishes school at ten past 3 in the afternoon.
Circle the 24 hour clock that shows ten past 3 in the afternoon.
1 mark
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Do not award the mark if additional incorrect lines are drawn. Lines need not touch the clocks or times, provided the intention is clear.
(a) First clock joined to 8:20 1
(b) Second clock joined to 3:40 1 [2]
Diagram completed correctly as shown: 2
Lines need not touch the clocks, provided the intention is clear. Do not accept times which have been matched to more than one clock. [1]
Albert+Bradbeer+Primary+Academy Page 9 of 12 Two clocks ticked as shown: 3
Both clocks must be ticked for the award of the mark. Accept any other clear way of indicating the correct clocks, such as circling. [1]
(a) Middle clock joined to 6:35 4 1
(b) Lower clock joined to 11:10
Lines do not have to touch the clocks, provided the intention is clear. Accept alternative, unambiguous ways of indicating the answer, eg correct numerical times written on clocks. 1 [2]
Albert+Bradbeer+Primary+Academy Page 10 of 12 Award One mark for each of the times joined as shown. 5
[2]
6 Clock face Digital time Time in words
7:15 quarter past 7
4:45 quarter to 5
1:50 ten to 2
[2]
Twenty past 8, or equivalent e.g. 8:20 7 Accept 20:20 [1]
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8 Both clocks ticked, as shown:
Accept alternative unambiguous positive indications, e.g. clocks circled or underlined. [1]
23:10 9 Do not accept if 23:10 pm 1
ten to 7 in the morning Do not accept ‘ten to 7’ alone 1 [2]
20:15 10 [1]
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Accept other unambiguous indication of correct answer [1]
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