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Draw the Clock Hands Worksheets: practice on screen
Practice turning digital times into correct clock-hand positions, using the minute hand first and then placing the hour hand. Easy focuses on familiar marks, Medium covers five-minute positions like the worksheet, and Hard adds close hour changes and careful hand checks.
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0 of 10 answered
1.A clock should read 9:15. Which hand placement is accurate?
2.The long hand points to 8. How many minutes after the hour should you draw it?
3.A learner draws 2:40 with the minute hand at 8. Where should the hour hand be?
4.For 11:05, should the minute hand point to 1?
5.Which pair would show 6:50 on a clock?
6.The minute hand must point to 7 for 4:35. What minute number is 7 groups of five?
7.Mia needs to set a clock for 12:25. What should the long hand point to?
8.When the clock reads 8:45, is the hour hand halfway between 8 and 9?
9.The digital time is 3:10. State where each hand belongs.
10.A clock face has the minute hand at 9 and the hour hand between 1 and 2, nearer 2. Which time fits?
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