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The homework involves reading a wristwatch, understanding time formats, and calculating arrival times and class start times.

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  1. Answer question 1.1.1.

    The time shown on the wrist watch is 14:58.

    14:58\boxed{\text{14:58}}
  2. Answer question 1.1.2.

    The day of the week indicated on the wrist watch is SU, which stands for Sunday.

    Sunday\boxed{\text{Sunday}}
  3. Answer question 1.1.3.

    The time 14:58 uses a 24-hour format because the hour (14) is greater than 12.

    A) 24 hour format\boxed{\text{A) 24 hour format}}
  4. Answer question 1.2.1.

    The starting time for school is 07:30 am. This is a digital representation of time.

    Digital form\boxed{\text{Digital form}}
  5. Answer question 1.2.2.

    "Quarter to four in the afternoon" is 3:45 PM. To convert this to 24-hour format, add 12 hours to the PM time.

    3:45 PM=3+12:45=15:453:45 \text{ PM} = 3 + 12 : 45 = 15:45 15:45\boxed{\text{15:45}}
  6. Answer question 1.2.3.

    Calculate Lerato's arrival time at her register class.
    Taxi picks her up: 07:00
    Travel to school: 18 minutes
    Arrival at school: 07:00+18 minutes=07:1807:00 + 18 \text{ minutes} = 07:18
    Walk to register class: 5 minutes
    Arrival at register class: 07:18+5 minutes=07:2307:18 + 5 \text{ minutes} = 07:23
    Register class starts: 07:30 am.
    Since Lerato arrives at 07:23, which is before 07:30, she will be on time.

    Yes, Lerato will be on time.\boxed{\text{Yes, Lerato will be on time.}}
  7. Answer question 1.2.4.

    Calculate the start time of the second period.
    School starts: 07:30
    Register period duration: 15 minutes
    Register period ends: 07:30+15 minutes=07:4507:30 + 15 \text{ minutes} = 07:45
    First period starts: 07:45
    First period duration: 48 minutes
    First period ends: 07:45+48 minutes07:45 + 48 \text{ minutes}
    07:45+15 minutes=08:0007:45 + 15 \text{ minutes} = 08:00
    08:00+33 minutes=08:3308:00 + 33 \text{ minutes} = 08:33
    The second period starts immediately after the first period.
    Second period starts: 08:33.
    The teacher indicates the second period starts at 08:27.
    Since 08:33≠08:2708:33 \neq 08:27, the teacher is incorrect.

    The teacher is incorrect. The second period starts at 08:33.\boxed{\text{The teacher is incorrect. The second period starts at 08:33.}}
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