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Mathematics quiz for grade 2: Telling the time This quiz helps revise “Telling the time” in Mathematics for grade 2. It has 25 questions in five categories: Hands and the dial, Units of time, What time is it?, Kinds of clocks, Time puzzles. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Hands and the dial 100 How many main numbers are written around a standard clock face?
200 What does the longer hand on a standard round clock show?
300 Which thin hand moves…
In the game400 How many minutes pass…
In the game500 How many full circles…
In the gameUnits of time 100 How many minutes are in one full hour?
200 How many hours are there in one complete day and night on Earth?
300 How many days are…
In the game400 How many minutes are…
In the game500 How many minutes make…
In the gameWhat time is it? 100 What time is it when the minute hand points to 12 and the short hand points to 11?
200 What time is it when the short hand is between 1 and 2, and the long hand points to 6?
300 What time is it…
In the game400 What hour of the…
In the game500 Which number does the…
In the gameKinds of clocks 100 What is this twin-belled tabletop clock that rings loudly in the morning to help people wake up on time?
200 What is this glass timer called, in which sand falls from the upper bulb to the lower one to measure time?
300 What ancient device tells…
In the game400 Which handheld device with…
In the game500 What type of clock…
In the gameTime puzzles 100 It is 5 o'clock right now. What time will it be in 3 hours?
200 A cartoon started at 12:00 and lasted for 20 minutes. What time did it end?
300 By how many minutes…
In the game400 Sports practice lasted for…
In the game500 There are exactly 2…
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