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                   \ 26-Sep-2025  Bharat Arora   Proof-10                                   Reader’s Sign _______________________ Date __________

                           Practice Time 10C

                  1.  Write the time in the digital clock after reading in the analog clock.

                          (a)                    (b)                     (c)                      (d)
                                   11  12  1                11  12  1                11  12  1                11  12  1
                                 10       2               10       2               10       2               10       2
                                 9         3              9         3             9         3              9         3
                                  8       4               8        4               8        4               8        4
                                   7  6  5                  7  6  5                  7  6  5                  7  6  5

                  2.  Draw the hands on the clocks to show the given time.

                          (a)      10:15        (b)         2:45         (c) Quarter to 5         (d) Quarter past 7

                                      12                      12                       12                       12
                                   11   1                   11   1                   11   1                   11   1
                                  10      2               10       2               10       2               10       2
                                 9         3              9         3              9         3              9        3
                                  8       4                8       4               8        4               8        4
                                   7  6  5                  7  6  5                  7  6  5                  7  6  5

                  DAYS oF A WEEk

                  Oggy and the two cockroaches are going on a trip for a week during summer vacation.

                                                             Oggy: You know, there are 7 days in a week.

                                                             First cockroach: What is a day?

                                                             Oggy: The 24-hour time period from midnight to

                                                             the next midnight is called a day.

                                                                                                       Monday
                                                                                                       First (1st)
                                                                                            Sunday
                                                                                           Seventh (7th)
                  Second cockroach: It means any 24-hour period is                                            Second (2nd)
                                                                                                               Tuesday
                  called a day. From which day does a week start?                       Saturday

                  Oggy: A week starts                                                   Sixth (6th)           Wednesday
                                                                                                               Third (3rd)
                  from Monday and ends                  Knowledge Desk                        Friday
                  on Sunday. The days                The Earth takes 24 hours                 Fifth (5th)  Thursday
                                                     (approx.) to complete
                                                                                                        Fourth (4th)
                  come in a cyclic order.            1 rotation on its axis.

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