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Since the image you've uploaded is a worksheet about time zones and includes questions that require referencing a World Time Zones map (specifically on page 313, which we don’t have access to), I can't see the exact map or its details. However, I can help you solve these problems using standard time zone knowledge and typical time differences between major cities.
Let’s go through each question step by step, based on standard time zones (as of current international standards). Keep in mind that daylight saving time (DST) may affect some answers depending on the season, but for simplicity, we'll assume standard time unless otherwise noted.
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- The Earth is divided into 24 time zones, each roughly 15° of longitude.
- Each time zone is typically one hour apart.
- Time increases as you move eastward.
Common time zones:
- UTC (Greenwich Mean Time) – London
- EST (Eastern Standard Time) – New York (UTC−5)
- PDT (Pacific Daylight Time) – Los Angeles (UTC−7)
- CST (Central Standard Time) – Chicago, Denver (UTC−6)
- MST (Mountain Standard Time) – Denver (UTC−7)
- AKST (Alaska Standard Time) – Anchorage (UTC−9)
- JST (Japan Standard Time) – Tokyo (UTC+9)
- EET (Eastern European Time) – Cairo (UTC+2), Rome (UTC+1)
- CET (Central European Time) – Paris (UTC+1)
- GMT+8 – Manila (Philippines)
- CDT (Central Daylight Time) – Mexico City (UTC−5)
Note: Some cities observe DST, so times may shift by one hour during summer.
We’ll assume standard time unless otherwise specified.
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#### 1. If it is 3 A.M. in New York City, what time is it in Anchorage, Alaska?
- New York (EST): UTC−5
- Anchorage (AKST): UTC−9
- Difference: 4 hours behind
So, if it’s 3 A.M. in NYC, Anchorage is 4 hours earlier →
Answer: 11 P.M. the previous day
✔ 11 P.M.
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#### 2. If it is 4 P.M. in Tokyo, Japan, what time is it in Cairo, Egypt?
- Tokyo (JST): UTC+9
- Cairo (EET): UTC+2
- Difference: 7 hours behind
4 P.M. − 7 hours = 9 A.M.
✔ 9 A.M.
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#### 3. If it is 1 P.M. in London, England, what time is it in Manila, Philippines?
- London (GMT): UTC+0
- Manila (PHT): UTC+8
- Difference: 8 hours ahead
1 P.M. + 8 hours = 9 P.M.
✔ 9 P.M.
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#### 4. If it is 3 P.M. in Los Angeles, what time is it in London, England?
- Los Angeles (PDT): UTC−7
- London (GMT): UTC+0
- Difference: 7 hours ahead
3 P.M. + 7 hours = 10 P.M.
✔ 10 P.M.
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#### 5. If it is 10 A.M. in Denver, what time is it in Paris, France?
- Denver (MST): UTC−7
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 8 hours ahead
10 A.M. + 8 hours = 6 P.M.
✔ 6 P.M.
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#### 6. If it is 9 P.M. in Chicago, what time is it in Mexico City, Mexico?
- Chicago (CST): UTC−6
- Mexico City (CST): UTC−6 (same time zone!)
- Note: Both are in Central Time Zone, though Mexico City doesn’t observe DST.
So same time →
✔ 9 P.M.
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#### 7. If it is 4 A.M. in Anchorage, what time is it in Rome, Italy?
- Anchorage (AKST): UTC−9
- Rome (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 10 hours ahead
4 A.M. + 10 hours = 2 P.M.
✔ 2 P.M.
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#### 8. If it is 1 P.M. in Paris, France, what time is it in Chicago?
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Chicago (CST): UTC−6
- Difference: 7 hours behind
1 P.M. − 7 hours = 6 A.M.
✔ 6 A.M.
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#### 9. If it is 11 P.M. in New York City, what time is it in Paris, France?
- New York (EST): UTC−5
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 6 hours ahead
11 P.M. + 6 hours = 5 A.M. (next day)
✔ 5 A.M.
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1. 11 P.M.
2. 9 A.M.
3. 9 P.M.
4. 10 P.M.
5. 6 P.M.
6. 9 P.M.
7. 2 P.M.
8. 6 A.M.
9. 5 A.M.
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⚠️ Important Note: These answers assume standard time and no daylight saving adjustments. In reality, some cities (like New York, Paris, Chicago) use DST during part of the year, which could shift the time by one hour. For example:
- During DST, New York is UTC−4 instead of UTC−5.
- Paris is UTC+2 during DST.
So if this worksheet was used during summer months, some answers might be off by an hour.
But since no specific date is given, standard time is the safest assumption.
Let me know if you want the answers adjusted for DST!
Let’s go through each question step by step, based on standard time zones (as of current international standards). Keep in mind that daylight saving time (DST) may affect some answers depending on the season, but for simplicity, we'll assume standard time unless otherwise noted.
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Time Zone Basics:
- The Earth is divided into 24 time zones, each roughly 15° of longitude.
- Each time zone is typically one hour apart.
- Time increases as you move eastward.
Common time zones:
- UTC (Greenwich Mean Time) – London
- EST (Eastern Standard Time) – New York (UTC−5)
- PDT (Pacific Daylight Time) – Los Angeles (UTC−7)
- CST (Central Standard Time) – Chicago, Denver (UTC−6)
- MST (Mountain Standard Time) – Denver (UTC−7)
- AKST (Alaska Standard Time) – Anchorage (UTC−9)
- JST (Japan Standard Time) – Tokyo (UTC+9)
- EET (Eastern European Time) – Cairo (UTC+2), Rome (UTC+1)
- CET (Central European Time) – Paris (UTC+1)
- GMT+8 – Manila (Philippines)
- CDT (Central Daylight Time) – Mexico City (UTC−5)
Note: Some cities observe DST, so times may shift by one hour during summer.
We’ll assume standard time unless otherwise specified.
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Now, let's solve each question:
#### 1. If it is 3 A.M. in New York City, what time is it in Anchorage, Alaska?
- New York (EST): UTC−5
- Anchorage (AKST): UTC−9
- Difference: 4 hours behind
So, if it’s 3 A.M. in NYC, Anchorage is 4 hours earlier →
Answer: 11 P.M. the previous day
✔ 11 P.M.
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#### 2. If it is 4 P.M. in Tokyo, Japan, what time is it in Cairo, Egypt?
- Tokyo (JST): UTC+9
- Cairo (EET): UTC+2
- Difference: 7 hours behind
4 P.M. − 7 hours = 9 A.M.
✔ 9 A.M.
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#### 3. If it is 1 P.M. in London, England, what time is it in Manila, Philippines?
- London (GMT): UTC+0
- Manila (PHT): UTC+8
- Difference: 8 hours ahead
1 P.M. + 8 hours = 9 P.M.
✔ 9 P.M.
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#### 4. If it is 3 P.M. in Los Angeles, what time is it in London, England?
- Los Angeles (PDT): UTC−7
- London (GMT): UTC+0
- Difference: 7 hours ahead
3 P.M. + 7 hours = 10 P.M.
✔ 10 P.M.
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#### 5. If it is 10 A.M. in Denver, what time is it in Paris, France?
- Denver (MST): UTC−7
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 8 hours ahead
10 A.M. + 8 hours = 6 P.M.
✔ 6 P.M.
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#### 6. If it is 9 P.M. in Chicago, what time is it in Mexico City, Mexico?
- Chicago (CST): UTC−6
- Mexico City (CST): UTC−6 (same time zone!)
- Note: Both are in Central Time Zone, though Mexico City doesn’t observe DST.
So same time →
✔ 9 P.M.
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#### 7. If it is 4 A.M. in Anchorage, what time is it in Rome, Italy?
- Anchorage (AKST): UTC−9
- Rome (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 10 hours ahead
4 A.M. + 10 hours = 2 P.M.
✔ 2 P.M.
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#### 8. If it is 1 P.M. in Paris, France, what time is it in Chicago?
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Chicago (CST): UTC−6
- Difference: 7 hours behind
1 P.M. − 7 hours = 6 A.M.
✔ 6 A.M.
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#### 9. If it is 11 P.M. in New York City, what time is it in Paris, France?
- New York (EST): UTC−5
- Paris (CET): UTC+1
- Difference: 6 hours ahead
11 P.M. + 6 hours = 5 A.M. (next day)
✔ 5 A.M.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. 11 P.M.
2. 9 A.M.
3. 9 P.M.
4. 10 P.M.
5. 6 P.M.
6. 9 P.M.
7. 2 P.M.
8. 6 A.M.
9. 5 A.M.
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⚠️ Important Note: These answers assume standard time and no daylight saving adjustments. In reality, some cities (like New York, Paris, Chicago) use DST during part of the year, which could shift the time by one hour. For example:
- During DST, New York is UTC−4 instead of UTC−5.
- Paris is UTC+2 during DST.
So if this worksheet was used during summer months, some answers might be off by an hour.
But since no specific date is given, standard time is the safest assumption.
Let me know if you want the answers adjusted for DST!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable worksheets time zones.