Allow us to recall what we’ve learnt about studying time from a clock.

1. For measuring time we’d like clock which inform us hours, minutes and seconds.

2. The clock has 12 numbers. The area between these numbers are divided into 5 equal components. These components point out minutes.

3. 60 seconds make a minute and 60 minutes make an hour.

4. When minute hand is on 6, we are saying half previous.

5. When minute hand is on 3, we are saying quarter previous

The clock has two arms. The quick hand is the hour hand. It reveals time in hours. The lengthy hand is the minute hand it reveals time in minutes. The clock has numbers from 1 to 12 marked on its face, known as dail. When the minute hand factors to 12 the time proven is a full hour. Within the clock given right here the hour hand is at 3 and minute hand is at 12. The time proven on the clock is 3 o’clock.

When the minute hand factors at 6, we are saying half-hour previous an hour or half previous an hour.

What are the other ways of studying time?

There are a lot of methods to learn time:

(a) When hour-hand is precisely at any quantity and minute-hand is at 12, we learn the time in full hours. If hour hand is at 8 and minute hand is at 12, then it’s 8 o’clock.

(b) When the minute-hand is at 6 and hour hand between two consecutive numbers, then the time has the primary of the 2 consecutive numbers as hour and minute 6 × 5 = 30.

If the hour hand is between 7 and eight and minute-hand at 6, the time is 7:30.

It is usually known as half previous 7. Equally, 11:30 is half previous 11.

(c) When the minute hand is at 3 or 9, the time is in quarter hours.

If the minute hand is at 3 and hour hand between 5 and 6 then time is 5:15. It’s known as quarter previous 5.

If the minute hand is at 9 and hour hand between 5 and 6 then time is 5:45. It’s known as quarter to six.

(d) It has already been described that the time between midnight
and midday is called A.M. and between midday and subsequent midnight is called P.M.

For
instance:      9:35 within the morning is written as 9:35 A.M.

                           9:35 within the evening
is written as 9:35 P.M.

These are the other ways of studying time observing the hour – hand and minute – hand. Some clock has second hand which is usually not noticed whereas telling the time, the place of the hour – hand and minute – hand point out the time proven within the particular clock.

Questions and Solutions on Completely different Methods of Studying Time:

I. Write the right time within the given field:

Reply:

(i) 4 O’clock

(ii) 7 O’clock

(iii) 12 O’clock

(iv) 1 O’clock

(v) 9 O’clock

II. Learn the time and draw each arms of the clock to point out the
given time.

or, Take a look at the time under and draw the arms accordingly:

Reply:

III. Draw the arms on the clock faces to point out the given time.

Reply:

IV. Write the right time within the given field.

Reply:

(i) 2:30

(ii) 8:30

(iii) 9:30

(iv) 4:30

(v) 10:30

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