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We need to match the statements on the left with the correct terms on the right.
a) I go to play at 4:00
→ This is a time in the afternoon or evening, so it’s likely PM.
✔ Match: PM
b) 12 to 5
→ "12 to 5" means 5 minutes before 5 o'clock → that’s 25 minutes (since 60 - 5 = 55? Wait — no!)
Wait — let’s clarify:
"12 to 5" means 5 minutes before 5 o’clock? No!
Actually, “12 to 5” refers to the time between 12 and 5 — but in this context, it’s likely referring to how many minutes between 12 and 5?
But look: The options are times like "25 minutes", "20 minutes", etc. So perhaps it’s asking how long from 12 to 5?
From 12 to 5 is 5 hours, which is not matching.
Wait — maybe it’s about time intervals?
Let’s reconsider:
Look at the list:
- a) I go to play at 4:00 → could be AM or PM
- b) 12 to 5 → probably meaning from 12 to 5, i.e., 5 hours? But that doesn't match any time unit.
- c) 11:59 in the morning → clearly AM
- d) 7 to 11 → again, possibly time interval?
- e) Year 2020 → leap year
- f) Year 2021 → non-leap year
Ah! Let's re-analyze based on logical pairing:
Left side:
a) I go to play at 4:00 → time of day → could be AM or PM
b) 12 to 5 → time interval? Or time period?
c) 11:59 in the morning → AM
d) 7 to 11 → could be a time span (e.g., 7 to 11 o'clock) → 4 hours
e) Year 2020 → leap year
f) Year 2021 → non-leap year
Now, right side:
- non leap year
- 25 minutes
- leap year
- AM
- 20 minutes
- PM
So possible matches:
a) I go to play at 4:00 → Could be PM (afternoon), but could also be AM. But since 4:00 AM is early, playing at 4:00 is more likely PM.
✔ PM
b) 12 to 5 → This might mean 12:00 to 5:00 → 5 hours → not matching any time duration given.
But wait — maybe it's a typo? Or perhaps "12 to 5" means something else?
Alternatively, think: Is there a common phrase like "12 to 5" meaning work hours? But still, not matching.
Wait — perhaps "12 to 5" is meant to be 12:00 to 5:00, but that's 5 hours.
But we have only 20 minutes and 25 minutes as durations.
Wait — maybe "12 to 5" is not a time span, but a clock reading?
No.
Another idea: Perhaps "12 to 5" means the minute hand moves from 12 to 5 — but that would be 25 minutes.
Yes! That makes sense!
Similarly, "7 to 11" — from 7 to 11 on the clock face → 4 hours → 240 minutes — not matching.
Wait — but we have 20 minutes and 25 minutes.
Ah! Maybe:
- "12 to 5" → from 12 to 5 on the clock → 5 numbers × 5 minutes each = 25 minutes
- "7 to 11" → from 7 to 11 → 4 numbers → 4×5 = 20 minutes
Yes! That fits.
So:
b) 12 to 5 → 25 minutes ✔
d) 7 to 11 → 20 minutes ✔
Now:
c) 11:59 in the morning → clearly AM ✔
e) Year 2020 → divisible by 4, and not a century year → leap year ✔
f) Year 2021 → not divisible by 4 → non-leap year ✔
And a) I go to play at 4:00 → most likely PM (as kids usually play in the afternoon)
So final matching:
| Left | Match |
|------|-------|
| a) I go to play at 4:00 | PM |
| b) 12 to 5 | 25 minutes |
| c) 11:59 in the morning | AM |
| d) 7 to 11 | 20 minutes |
| e) Year 2020 | leap year |
| f) Year 2021 | non leap year |
✔ Answer:
- a → PM
- b → 25 minutes
- c → AM
- d → 20 minutes
- e → leap year
- f → non leap year
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#### 1. How many minutes does the minute hand take to move from 2 to 5?
On a clock:
- Each number represents 5 minutes.
- From 2 to 5 → 3 numbers apart → 3 × 5 = 15 minutes
✔ Answer: b) 15
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#### 2. How many days are there in the month of Republic day?
Republic Day in India is on January 26th → so the month is January.
January has 31 days
✔ Answer: c) 31
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#### 3. Which hand of a clock moves the fastest?
- Second hand → moves every second → fastest
- Minute hand → moves every minute
- Hour hand → moves slowly
✔ Answer: a) second
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#### 4. What time will it be 2 hours after 5:30am?
5:30 am + 2 hours = 7:30 am
✔ Answer: b) 7:30am
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#### 5. Add 4 hours 30 minutes and 2 hours 55 minutes
Add:
- Hours: 4 + 2 = 6 hours
- Minutes: 30 + 55 = 85 minutes
But 85 minutes = 60 + 25 → 1 hour 25 minutes
So total = 6 hours + 1 hour 25 minutes = 7 hours 25 minutes
✔ Answer: c) 7 hours 25 minutes
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#### Matching:
- a) → PM
- b) → 25 minutes
- c) → AM
- d) → 20 minutes
- e) → leap year
- f) → non leap year
#### Multiple Choice:
1. b) 15
2. c) 31
3. a) second
4. b) 7:30am
5. c) 7 hours 25 minutes
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Q- Match the following:
We need to match the statements on the left with the correct terms on the right.
a) I go to play at 4:00
→ This is a time in the afternoon or evening, so it’s likely PM.
✔ Match: PM
b) 12 to 5
→ "12 to 5" means 5 minutes before 5 o'clock → that’s 25 minutes (since 60 - 5 = 55? Wait — no!)
Wait — let’s clarify:
"12 to 5" means 5 minutes before 5 o’clock? No!
Actually, “12 to 5” refers to the time between 12 and 5 — but in this context, it’s likely referring to how many minutes between 12 and 5?
But look: The options are times like "25 minutes", "20 minutes", etc. So perhaps it’s asking how long from 12 to 5?
From 12 to 5 is 5 hours, which is not matching.
Wait — maybe it’s about time intervals?
Let’s reconsider:
Look at the list:
- a) I go to play at 4:00 → could be AM or PM
- b) 12 to 5 → probably meaning from 12 to 5, i.e., 5 hours? But that doesn't match any time unit.
- c) 11:59 in the morning → clearly AM
- d) 7 to 11 → again, possibly time interval?
- e) Year 2020 → leap year
- f) Year 2021 → non-leap year
Ah! Let's re-analyze based on logical pairing:
Left side:
a) I go to play at 4:00 → time of day → could be AM or PM
b) 12 to 5 → time interval? Or time period?
c) 11:59 in the morning → AM
d) 7 to 11 → could be a time span (e.g., 7 to 11 o'clock) → 4 hours
e) Year 2020 → leap year
f) Year 2021 → non-leap year
Now, right side:
- non leap year
- 25 minutes
- leap year
- AM
- 20 minutes
- PM
So possible matches:
a) I go to play at 4:00 → Could be PM (afternoon), but could also be AM. But since 4:00 AM is early, playing at 4:00 is more likely PM.
✔ PM
b) 12 to 5 → This might mean 12:00 to 5:00 → 5 hours → not matching any time duration given.
But wait — maybe it's a typo? Or perhaps "12 to 5" means something else?
Alternatively, think: Is there a common phrase like "12 to 5" meaning work hours? But still, not matching.
Wait — perhaps "12 to 5" is meant to be 12:00 to 5:00, but that's 5 hours.
But we have only 20 minutes and 25 minutes as durations.
Wait — maybe "12 to 5" is not a time span, but a clock reading?
No.
Another idea: Perhaps "12 to 5" means the minute hand moves from 12 to 5 — but that would be 25 minutes.
Yes! That makes sense!
Similarly, "7 to 11" — from 7 to 11 on the clock face → 4 hours → 240 minutes — not matching.
Wait — but we have 20 minutes and 25 minutes.
Ah! Maybe:
- "12 to 5" → from 12 to 5 on the clock → 5 numbers × 5 minutes each = 25 minutes
- "7 to 11" → from 7 to 11 → 4 numbers → 4×5 = 20 minutes
Yes! That fits.
So:
b) 12 to 5 → 25 minutes ✔
d) 7 to 11 → 20 minutes ✔
Now:
c) 11:59 in the morning → clearly AM ✔
e) Year 2020 → divisible by 4, and not a century year → leap year ✔
f) Year 2021 → not divisible by 4 → non-leap year ✔
And a) I go to play at 4:00 → most likely PM (as kids usually play in the afternoon)
So final matching:
| Left | Match |
|------|-------|
| a) I go to play at 4:00 | PM |
| b) 12 to 5 | 25 minutes |
| c) 11:59 in the morning | AM |
| d) 7 to 11 | 20 minutes |
| e) Year 2020 | leap year |
| f) Year 2021 | non leap year |
✔ Answer:
- a → PM
- b → 25 minutes
- c → AM
- d → 20 minutes
- e → leap year
- f → non leap year
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Q-Tick the correct option:
#### 1. How many minutes does the minute hand take to move from 2 to 5?
On a clock:
- Each number represents 5 minutes.
- From 2 to 5 → 3 numbers apart → 3 × 5 = 15 minutes
✔ Answer: b) 15
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#### 2. How many days are there in the month of Republic day?
Republic Day in India is on January 26th → so the month is January.
January has 31 days
✔ Answer: c) 31
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#### 3. Which hand of a clock moves the fastest?
- Second hand → moves every second → fastest
- Minute hand → moves every minute
- Hour hand → moves slowly
✔ Answer: a) second
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#### 4. What time will it be 2 hours after 5:30am?
5:30 am + 2 hours = 7:30 am
✔ Answer: b) 7:30am
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#### 5. Add 4 hours 30 minutes and 2 hours 55 minutes
Add:
- Hours: 4 + 2 = 6 hours
- Minutes: 30 + 55 = 85 minutes
But 85 minutes = 60 + 25 → 1 hour 25 minutes
So total = 6 hours + 1 hour 25 minutes = 7 hours 25 minutes
✔ Answer: c) 7 hours 25 minutes
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✔ Final Answers:
#### Matching:
- a) → PM
- b) → 25 minutes
- c) → AM
- d) → 20 minutes
- e) → leap year
- f) → non leap year
#### Multiple Choice:
1. b) 15
2. c) 31
3. a) second
4. b) 7:30am
5. c) 7 hours 25 minutes
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