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1.1 07.30
1.2 21.15
1.3 05.50
1.4 22.40
1.5 19.00
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Half past eight?
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Eight thirty?
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Twenty thirty?
Do you still remember?
60 s (seconds) = 1 min (minute)
60 min = 1 h (hour)
24 h = 1 d (day)
7 d = 1 wk (week)
365 d = 1 a (year)
366 d = 1 leap year
52 wks (approximately) = 1 a
12 months = 1 a
100 a = 1 century
1. In Grades 4 and 5 you did quite a lot of work involving time. Let's see whether you are able to apply your knowledge. Write the following according to the international system of writing.
1.1 half past seven (a.m.) è _______:_______
1.2 quarter past nine (p.m.) _______:_______
1.3 ten to six (a.m.) _______:_______
1.4 twenty to eleven (p.m.) _______:_______
1.5 seven o’clock (p.m.) è _______:_______
Learning Outcome 4:The learner will be able to use appropriate measuring units, instruments and formulae in a variety of contexts.
Assessment Standard 4.1: We know this when the reads, tells and writes analogue, digital and 24-hour time to at least the nearest minute and second.
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