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This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings.

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Abraham Torsinah Manalu
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This video quiz was created for a thesis purposes and made public for use in classroom settings.

by Abraham Torsinah Manalu
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1

Which hand on the clock shows the hour, and which hand shows the minutes?

2

If it is exactly 2:00, how should you say the time in English?

3

Besides saying "two fifteen", what other expression can you use for 2:15?

4

At the beginning of the video, Rebecca asked: "What is 'ten to ten'?" Now you know! What time is "ten to ten"?

5

What does "pm" mean, and when do we use it?

Explanation

If you chose A: ❌ That's the opposite of what Rebecca teaches! Listen carefully. She explains which hand is which. If you chose C: ❌ Not quite! Each hand has a special job. One shows the hour, the other shows the minutes. Listen again to the explanation at the beginning!

If you chose A: ❌ That's how you might say it in military time or digital format, but not for regular conversation. Rebecca gives the standard way to say exact hours. If you chose B: ❌ We don't usually say "two hours" to tell the time. That would mean a duration of time, not a specific moment. Listen to what Rebecca says about complete hours!

If you chose A: ❌ That's how you might say it in military time or digital format, but not for regular conversation. Rebecca gives the standard way to say exact hours. If you chose B: ❌ We don't usually say "two hours" to tell the time. That would mean a duration of time, not a specific moment. Listen to what Rebecca says about complete hours!

If you chose A: ❌ That would be "ten past ten," not "ten to ten." Rebecca explains the difference! "Ten to ten" means ten minutes TO ten o'clock. If you chose C: ❌ That would just be "ten o'clock." "Ten to ten" includes minutes before the hour. Listen to Rebecca's explanation.

If you chose B: ❌ That's actually "am"! Rebecca explains: "Just say 'am' if it's from midnight to the afternoon." So morning hours are am, not pm. If you chose C: ❌ We use both am and pm together to cover all 24 hours. Am covers midnight to noon, and pm covers noon to midnight. Listen to the full explanation!

 
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