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Draw the hands on the clocks to match the times. Count up to the next o'clock time for each of the four clocks in questions 1 to 4.

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6 parts
5

15 minutes\text{15 minutes}

6

48 minutes\text{48 minutes}

7

36 minutes\text{36 minutes}

8

7 minutes\text{7 minutes}

9

25 minutes\text{25 minutes}

10

10:25\text{10:25}

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Part 5· 3 steps

  1. The given time is 9:45.

  2. The next o'clock time after 9:45 is 10:00.

  3. Calculate the minutes from 9:45 to 10:00.

    60 minutes−45 minutes=15 minutes60 \text{ minutes} - 45 \text{ minutes} = 15 \text{ minutes}

    The time to the next o'clock is 15 minutes\boxed{\text{15 minutes}}.

Part 6

48 minutes\text{48 minutes}

  1. The given time is 3:12.

  2. The next o'clock time after 3:12 is 4:00.

  3. Calculate the minutes from 3:12 to 4:00.

    60 minutes−12 minutes=48 minutes60 \text{ minutes} - 12 \text{ minutes} = 48 \text{ minutes}

    The time to the next o'clock is 48 minutes\boxed{\text{48 minutes}}.

Part 7

36 minutes\text{36 minutes}

  1. The given time is 12:24.

  2. The next o'clock time after 12:24 is 1:00.

  3. Calculate the minutes from 12:24 to 1:00.

    60 minutes−24 minutes=36 minutes60 \text{ minutes} - 24 \text{ minutes} = 36 \text{ minutes}

    The time to the next o'clock is 36 minutes\boxed{\text{36 minutes}}.

Part 8

7 minutes\text{7 minutes}

  1. The given time is 6:53.

  2. The next o'clock time after 6:53 is 7:00.

  3. Calculate the minutes from 6:53 to 7:00.

    60 minutes−53 minutes=7 minutes60 \text{ minutes} - 53 \text{ minutes} = 7 \text{ minutes}

    The time to the next o'clock is 7 minutes\boxed{\text{7 minutes}}.

Part 9

25 minutes\text{25 minutes}

  1. Ali leaves school at quarter to four, which is 3:45.

  2. He gets home at ten past four, which is 4:10.

  3. Calculate the time from 3:45 to 4:00.

    60 minutes−45 minutes=15 minutes60 \text{ minutes} - 45 \text{ minutes} = 15 \text{ minutes}

  4. Add the time from 4:00 to 4:10.

    15 minutes+10 minutes=25 minutes15 \text{ minutes} + 10 \text{ minutes} = 25 \text{ minutes}

    His journey is 25 minutes\boxed{\text{25 minutes}} long.

Part 10

10:25\text{10:25}

  1. Debbie puts the cake in the oven at five to ten, which is 9:55.

  2. The cake needs to bake for 30 minutes.

  3. Add 5 minutes to reach 10:00.

    9:55+5 minutes=10:009:55 + 5 \text{ minutes} = 10:00

  4. Add the remaining baking time (30−5=2530 - 5 = 25 minutes) to 10:00.

    10:00+25 minutes=10:2510:00 + 25 \text{ minutes} = 10:25

    She should take the cake out at 10:25\boxed{\text{10:25}}.

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