Practice telling time with this worksheet featuring quarter past clock exercises.

To solve this problem, we need to read each analog clock and write the time in digital format.

Let’s go step by step:

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First row:

1. Top-left clock: Already done for you → 1:15
(Hour hand just past 1, minute hand on 3 → 15 minutes past 1)

2. Top-middle clock:
- Hour hand is between 5 and 6 → so it’s 5 o’clock something.
- Minute hand is on 3 → that’s 15 minutes.
→ So, 5:15

3. Top-right clock:
- Hour hand is between 11 and 12 → so it’s 11 o’clock something.
- Minute hand is on 3 → 15 minutes.
→ So, 11:15

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Second row:

4. Middle-left clock: Already done → 1:15? Wait — no! The example says “the first one has been done for you” — which is top-left. But here, middle-left shows:
- Hour hand just past 6 → 6 o’clock
- Minute hand on 3 → 15 minutes
→ So, 6:15

*(Note: The worksheet already wrote “1:15” under this clock — but that’s probably a mistake or placeholder. We’re solving based on what the clock shows.)*

Actually, looking again — the worksheet says: “Write the correct digital time underneath each clock. The first one has been done for you.” And under the first clock (top-left) it says “1:15”. Then under the second row, first clock, it also says “1:15” — but that doesn’t match the clock shown. That must be an error in the worksheet or a trick. Let’s ignore pre-written answers and read the clocks ourselves.

So for middle-left clock:
- Hour hand is pointing at 6 (just past) → 6
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 6:15

5. Middle-middle clock:
- Hour hand just past 12 → 12
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 12:15

6. Middle-right clock:
- Hour hand between 8 and 9 → 8 o’clock
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 8:15

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Third row:

7. Bottom-left clock:
- Hour hand between 10 and 11 → 10
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 10:15

8. Bottom-middle clock:
- Hour hand just past 3 → 3
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 3:15

9. Bottom-right clock:
- Hour hand between 7 and 8 → 7
- Minute hand on 3 → 15
→ 7:15

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Wait — let me double-check all clocks. All of them have the minute hand pointing exactly at the 3, which always means “quarter past” or 15 minutes. The hour hand tells us which hour it is.

So:

- Top row: 1:15 (given), 5:15, 11:15
- Middle row: 6:15, 12:15, 8:15
- Bottom row: 10:15, 3:15, 7:15

All are “quarter past” times — as the title says: “TELLING THE TIME - QUARTER PAST SHEET 2”

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Final Answer:
5:15, 11:15, 6:15, 12:15, 8:15, 10:15, 3:15, 7:15