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"World Time Zones" by
Learn Bright, designed for students in
Grades 3–5. However, there is
no specific task or problem visible on this image — it's just the cover of a workbook or lesson packet.
What’s on the Image:
- A
world map (dot-style) in the center.
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Clocks showing the time in different major cities:
- London
- New York
- Moscow
- Tokyo
- Rio de Janeiro
- Cape Town
- Sydney
- New Delhi
- Each clock displays a different time, illustrating how time varies across the globe due to
time zones.
- The layout suggests that the actual tasks (like matching times, calculating time differences, etc.) are inside the booklet.
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Possible Tasks Inside This Workbook:
Although the problem isn't shown here, typical activities in such a workbook might include:
1.
Matching city names to their correct clock times.
2.
Calculating time differences between cities.
3.
Determining what time it is in one city when it's a certain time in another.
4.
Understanding how time zones work and why they exist.
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Example Problem (Hypothetical):
> If it's 12:00 PM in London, what time is it in New York?
Solution:
- London is typically
5 hours ahead of New York (Eastern Time).
- So, if it's 12:00 PM in London, it's
7:00 AM in New York.
This kind of reasoning would be used throughout the workbook.
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How to Use This Resource:
If you're a student or teacher:
- Go to
pages 7–8 for the
Activity Page.
- Use
page 9 for practice.
- Check
pages 11–13 for the
Answer Key.
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