100 marks · 5 sections · grade-locked (no Grade 2+ techniques required)
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Grade-locked: every question can be solved using the six time facts on the lesson page (the two hands, minutes on the clock, digital format, unit conversions, PM to 24h, elapsed time). No timetables with multiple legs, no time zones.
Band A
Section — Analogue: hour
What hour does the short hand point at?
Q1.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 3.
Do the maths. The hour is 3.
Answer. 3
Answer: 3
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q2.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 7.
Do the maths. The hour is 7.
Answer. 7
Answer: 7
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q3.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 5.
Do the maths. The hour is 5.
Answer. 5
Answer: 5
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q4.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 10.
Do the maths. The hour is 10.
Answer. 10
Answer: 10
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q5.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 12.
Do the maths. The hour is 12.
Answer. 12
Answer: 12
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q6.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 2.
Do the maths. The hour is 2.
Answer. 2
Answer: 2
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q7.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 9.
Do the maths. The hour is 9.
Answer. 9
Answer: 9
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q8.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 1.
Do the maths. The hour is 1.
Answer. 1
Answer: 1
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q9.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 11.
Do the maths. The hour is 11.
Answer. 11
Answer: 11
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q10.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 6.
Do the maths. The hour is 6.
Answer. 6
Answer: 6
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q11.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 4.
Do the maths. The hour is 4.
Answer. 4
Answer: 4
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q12.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 8.
Do the maths. The hour is 8.
Answer. 8
Answer: 8
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q13.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 3.
Do the maths. The hour is 3.
Answer. 3
Answer: 3
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q14.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 7.
Do the maths. The hour is 7.
Answer. 7
Answer: 7
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q15.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 5.
Do the maths. The hour is 5.
Answer. 5
Answer: 5
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q16.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 10.
Do the maths. The hour is 10.
Answer. 10
Answer: 10
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q17.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 12.
Do the maths. The hour is 12.
Answer. 12
Answer: 12
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q18.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 2.
Do the maths. The hour is 2.
Answer. 2
Answer: 2
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q19.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 9.
Do the maths. The hour is 9.
Answer. 9
Answer: 9
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Q20.The clock shows a time. What HOUR does the SHORT hand point at?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the clock.
The fact. The SHORT hand shows the hour.
The numbers. The short hand points at (or just past) 1.
Do the maths. The hour is 1.
Answer. 1
Answer: 1
Watch outIf the minute hand is not on 12, the hour hand has drifted slightly. Read the number it is CLOSEST to on its way back.
Band B
Section — Analogue: minutes past
What does the long hand tell us?
Q21.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 3.
Do the maths. 3 × 5 = 15 minutes past.
Answer. 15
Answer: 15
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q22.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 6.
Do the maths. 6 × 5 = 30 minutes past.
Answer. 30
Answer: 30
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q23.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 3.
Do the maths. 3 × 5 = 15 minutes past.
Answer. 15
Answer: 15
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q24.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 6.
Do the maths. 6 × 5 = 30 minutes past.
Answer. 30
Answer: 30
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q25.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 4.
Do the maths. 4 × 5 = 20 minutes past.
Answer. 20
Answer: 20
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q26.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 5.
Do the maths. 5 × 5 = 25 minutes past.
Answer. 25
Answer: 25
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q27.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 8.
Do the maths. 8 × 5 = 40 minutes past.
Answer. 40
Answer: 40
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q28.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 7.
Do the maths. 7 × 5 = 35 minutes past.
Answer. 35
Answer: 35
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q29.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 10.
Do the maths. 10 × 5 = 50 minutes past.
Answer. 50
Answer: 50
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Q30.The clock shows a time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minutes past.
The fact. Long hand shows minutes. Each number = 5 minutes.
The numbers. The long hand points at 11.
Do the maths. 11 × 5 = 55 minutes past.
Answer. 55
Answer: 55
Watch outMultiply the number the long hand points at by 5.
Band B
Section — Digital 24-hour
Read the hour or minute value
Q31.A 24-hour digital clock shows 09:45. What is the HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 09:45.
Do the maths. Hour = 9.
Answer. 9
Answer: 9
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q32.A 24-hour digital clock shows 15:20. What is the MINUTE?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minute on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 15:20.
Do the maths. Minute = 20.
Answer. 20
Answer: 20
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q33.A 24-hour digital clock shows 22:40. What is the HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 22:40.
Do the maths. Hour = 22.
Answer. 22
Answer: 22
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q34.A 24-hour digital clock shows 06:55. What is the MINUTE?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minute on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 06:55.
Do the maths. Minute = 55.
Answer. 55
Answer: 55
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q35.A 24-hour digital clock shows 14:30. What is the HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 14:30.
Do the maths. Hour = 14.
Answer. 14
Answer: 14
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q36.A 24-hour digital clock shows 11:05. What is the MINUTE?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minute on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 11:05.
Do the maths. Minute = 5.
Answer. 5
Answer: 5
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q37.A 24-hour digital clock shows 20:10. What is the HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 20:10.
Do the maths. Hour = 20.
Answer. 20
Answer: 20
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q38.A 24-hour digital clock shows 03:25. What is the MINUTE?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minute on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 03:25.
Do the maths. Minute = 25.
Answer. 25
Answer: 25
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q39.A 24-hour digital clock shows 17:00. What is the HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the hour on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 17:00.
Do the maths. Hour = 17.
Answer. 17
Answer: 17
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Q40.A 24-hour digital clock shows 08:50. What is the MINUTE?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find the minute on the digital display.
The fact. Digital clocks show HH:MM.
The numbers. 08:50.
Do the maths. Minute = 50.
Answer. 50
Answer: 50
Watch outLeading zeros do not change the value: 09 is just 9.
Band C
Section — 12h ↔ 24h
Convert PM to 24-hour or 24-hour back to 12
Q41.In 24-hour format, 1 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 1 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 1 + 12 = 13.
Do the maths. Answer: 13.
Answer. 13
Answer: 13
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q42.In 24-hour format, 2 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 2 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 2 + 12 = 14.
Do the maths. Answer: 14.
Answer. 14
Answer: 14
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q43.In 24-hour format, 4 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 4 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 4 + 12 = 16.
Do the maths. Answer: 16.
Answer. 16
Answer: 16
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q44.In 24-hour format, 5 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 5 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 5 + 12 = 17.
Do the maths. Answer: 17.
Answer. 17
Answer: 17
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q45.In 24-hour format, 6 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 6 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 6 + 12 = 18.
Do the maths. Answer: 18.
Answer. 18
Answer: 18
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q46.In 24-hour format, 7 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 7 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 7 + 12 = 19.
Do the maths. Answer: 19.
Answer. 19
Answer: 19
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q47.In 24-hour format, 9 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 9 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 9 + 12 = 21.
Do the maths. Answer: 21.
Answer. 21
Answer: 21
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q48.In 24-hour format, 10 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 10 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 10 + 12 = 22.
Do the maths. Answer: 22.
Answer. 22
Answer: 22
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q49.In 24-hour format, 11 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 11 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 11 + 12 = 23.
Do the maths. Answer: 23.
Answer. 23
Answer: 23
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q50.In 12-hour format, 13:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 13:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 13 − 12 = 1.
Do the maths. Answer: 1.
Answer. 1
Answer: 1
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q51.In 12-hour format, 15:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 15:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 15 − 12 = 3.
Do the maths. Answer: 3.
Answer. 3
Answer: 3
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q52.In 12-hour format, 17:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 17:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 17 − 12 = 5.
Do the maths. Answer: 5.
Answer. 5
Answer: 5
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q53.In 12-hour format, 19:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 19:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 19 − 12 = 7.
Do the maths. Answer: 7.
Answer. 7
Answer: 7
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q54.In 12-hour format, 21:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 21:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 21 − 12 = 9.
Do the maths. Answer: 9.
Answer. 9
Answer: 9
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q55.In 12-hour format, 23:00 is X pm. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 23:00 is X pm. What is X?
The fact. To convert 24-hour to PM: subtract 12 from hours above 12.
The numbers. 23 − 12 = 11.
Do the maths. Answer: 11.
Answer. 11
Answer: 11
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q56.In 24-hour format, 7 am has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 7 am has what HOUR?
The fact. AM in 24-hour is the same, except 12 am which becomes 00.
The numbers. 7 am → 7.
Do the maths. Answer: 7.
Answer. 7
Answer: 7
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q57.In 24-hour format, 11 am has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 11 am has what HOUR?
The fact. AM in 24-hour is the same, except 12 am which becomes 00.
The numbers. 11 am → 11.
Do the maths. Answer: 11.
Answer. 11
Answer: 11
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q58.In 24-hour format, 12 am has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 12 am has what HOUR?
The fact. AM in 24-hour is the same, except 12 am which becomes 00.
The numbers. 12 am (midnight) → 00.
Do the maths. Answer: 0.
Answer. 0
Answer: 0
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q59.In 24-hour format, 12 pm has what HOUR?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 24-hour format, 12 pm has what HOUR?
The fact. To convert PM to 24-hour: ADD 12 (except 12 pm which stays 12).
The numbers. 12 pm stays 12 (12 noon).
Do the maths. Answer: 12.
Answer. 12
Answer: 12
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Q60.In 12-hour format, 00:00 is X am. What is X?
(1 mark)
Read it. In 12-hour format, 00:00 is X am. What is X?
The fact. 00 in 24-hour = 12 midnight.
The numbers. 00 = 12 am.
Do the maths. Answer: 12.
Answer. 12
Answer: 12
Watch out12 noon and 12 midnight are the tricky ones.
Band D
Section — Elapsed minutes with a time bar
How many minutes between two times
Q61.From 09:00 to 09:45, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 09:00 to 09:45.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 540 minutes since midnight. End: 585.
Do the maths. 585 − 540 = 45 minutes.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q62.From 10:15 to 10:45, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 10:15 to 10:45.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 615 minutes since midnight. End: 645.
Do the maths. 645 − 615 = 30 minutes.
Answer. 30
Answer: 30
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q63.From 14:00 to 15:20, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 14:00 to 15:20.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 840 minutes since midnight. End: 920.
Do the maths. 920 − 840 = 80 minutes.
Answer. 80
Answer: 80
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q64.From 08:30 to 09:15, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 08:30 to 09:15.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 510 minutes since midnight. End: 555.
Do the maths. 555 − 510 = 45 minutes.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q65.From 11:45 to 12:30, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 11:45 to 12:30.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 705 minutes since midnight. End: 750.
Do the maths. 750 − 705 = 45 minutes.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q66.From 16:10 to 17:00, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 16:10 to 17:00.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 970 minutes since midnight. End: 1020.
Do the maths. 1020 − 970 = 50 minutes.
Answer. 50
Answer: 50
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q67.From 07:20 to 08:05, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 07:20 to 08:05.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 440 minutes since midnight. End: 485.
Do the maths. 485 − 440 = 45 minutes.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q68.From 13:40 to 14:25, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 13:40 to 14:25.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 820 minutes since midnight. End: 865.
Do the maths. 865 − 820 = 45 minutes.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q69.From 19:50 to 20:15, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 19:50 to 20:15.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 1190 minutes since midnight. End: 1215.
Do the maths. 1215 − 1190 = 25 minutes.
Answer. 25
Answer: 25
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Q70.From 06:05 to 07:40, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Find total minutes from 06:05 to 07:40.
The fact. Break at the hour if needed.
The numbers. Start: 365 minutes since midnight. End: 460.
Do the maths. 460 − 365 = 95 minutes.
Answer. 95
Answer: 95
Watch outWhen crossing an hour, count up to the hour then add the rest — do not just subtract minutes.
Band D
Section — Elapsed minutes and unit conversion
No diagram — work it out
Q71.From 08:00 to 08:45, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 08:00 to 08:45.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 525. Start: 480.
Do the maths. 525 − 480 = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Q72.From 12:30 to 13:15, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 12:30 to 13:15.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 795. Start: 750.
Do the maths. 795 − 750 = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Q73.From 15:00 to 16:30, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 15:00 to 16:30.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 990. Start: 900.
Do the maths. 990 − 900 = 90.
Answer. 90
Answer: 90
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Q74.How many minutes are there in 3 hours?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes are there in 3 hours?
The fact. 60 minutes = 1 hour.
The numbers. 3 × 60.
Do the maths. 3 × 60 = 180.
Answer. 180
Answer: 180
Watch outDo not confuse the two: 60 SECONDS = 1 minute, 60 MINUTES = 1 hour.
Q75.How many seconds are there in 4 minutes?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many seconds are there in 4 minutes?
The fact. 60 seconds = 1 minute.
The numbers. 4 × 60.
Do the maths. 4 × 60 = 240.
Answer. 240
Answer: 240
Watch outDo not confuse the two: 60 SECONDS = 1 minute, 60 MINUTES = 1 hour.
Q76.From 09:40 to 10:25, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 09:40 to 10:25.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 625. Start: 580.
Do the maths. 625 − 580 = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Q77.How many minutes are there in 5 hours?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes are there in 5 hours?
The fact. 60 minutes = 1 hour.
The numbers. 5 × 60.
Do the maths. 5 × 60 = 300.
Answer. 300
Answer: 300
Watch outDo not confuse the two: 60 SECONDS = 1 minute, 60 MINUTES = 1 hour.
Q78.From 18:15 to 19:00, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 18:15 to 19:00.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 1140. Start: 1095.
Do the maths. 1140 − 1095 = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Q79.How many seconds are there in 10 minutes?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many seconds are there in 10 minutes?
The fact. 60 seconds = 1 minute.
The numbers. 10 × 60.
Do the maths. 10 × 60 = 600.
Answer. 600
Answer: 600
Watch outDo not confuse the two: 60 SECONDS = 1 minute, 60 MINUTES = 1 hour.
Q80.From 22:20 to 23:05, how many minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 22:20 to 23:05.
The fact. End minutes minus start minutes.
The numbers. End: 1385. Start: 1340.
Do the maths. 1385 − 1340 = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outCross the hour carefully.
Band E
Section — Hardest mixed
Quarter to, PM digital, elapsed hours + big minutes
Q81.The clock shows a "quarter to" style time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes past?
The fact. Count past the hour the SHORT hand is closest to but not yet at.
The numbers. Long hand at 9 → 45 minutes past.
Do the maths. Minutes past = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outIf it "looks like quarter to 4" the answer is 45 mins past 3, not 15.
Q82.The clock shows a "quarter to" style time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes past?
The fact. Count past the hour the SHORT hand is closest to but not yet at.
The numbers. Long hand at 9 → 45 minutes past.
Do the maths. Minutes past = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outIf it "looks like quarter to 4" the answer is 45 mins past 3, not 15.
Q83.The clock shows a "quarter to" style time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes past?
The fact. Count past the hour the SHORT hand is closest to but not yet at.
The numbers. Long hand at 9 → 45 minutes past.
Do the maths. Minutes past = 45.
Answer. 45
Answer: 45
Watch outIf it "looks like quarter to 4" the answer is 45 mins past 3, not 15.
Q84.The clock shows a "quarter to" style time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes past?
The fact. Count past the hour the SHORT hand is closest to but not yet at.
The numbers. Long hand at 10 → 50 minutes past.
Do the maths. Minutes past = 50.
Answer. 50
Answer: 50
Watch outIf it "looks like quarter to 4" the answer is 45 mins past 3, not 15.
Q85.The clock shows a "quarter to" style time. How many MINUTES past the hour is it?
(1 mark)
Read it. How many minutes past?
The fact. Count past the hour the SHORT hand is closest to but not yet at.
The numbers. Long hand at 11 → 55 minutes past.
Do the maths. Minutes past = 55.
Answer. 55
Answer: 55
Watch outIf it "looks like quarter to 4" the answer is 45 mins past 3, not 15.
Q86.The digital clock shows a PM time. In 24-hour format, what is the HOUR?
Watch outThe digital shows 12-hour format with "pm"; you need to ADD 12 to get the 24-hour hour.
Q91.From 08:00 to 14:00, how many WHOLE hours have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Hours from 08:00 to 14:00.
The fact. End hour minus start hour.
The numbers. 14 − 8.
Do the maths. 14 − 8 = 6.
Answer. 6
Answer: 6
Watch outBoth minutes must be 0 for this to work.
Q92.From 07:00 to 15:00, how many WHOLE hours have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Hours from 07:00 to 15:00.
The fact. End hour minus start hour.
The numbers. 15 − 7.
Do the maths. 15 − 7 = 8.
Answer. 8
Answer: 8
Watch outBoth minutes must be 0 for this to work.
Q93.From 09:00 to 17:00, how many WHOLE hours have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Hours from 09:00 to 17:00.
The fact. End hour minus start hour.
The numbers. 17 − 9.
Do the maths. 17 − 9 = 8.
Answer. 8
Answer: 8
Watch outBoth minutes must be 0 for this to work.
Q94.From 10:00 to 15:00, how many WHOLE hours have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Hours from 10:00 to 15:00.
The fact. End hour minus start hour.
The numbers. 15 − 10.
Do the maths. 15 − 10 = 5.
Answer. 5
Answer: 5
Watch outBoth minutes must be 0 for this to work.
Q95.From 13:00 to 21:00, how many WHOLE hours have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Hours from 13:00 to 21:00.
The fact. End hour minus start hour.
The numbers. 21 − 13.
Do the maths. 21 − 13 = 8.
Answer. 8
Answer: 8
Watch outBoth minutes must be 0 for this to work.
Q96.From 08:45 to 11:20, how many TOTAL minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 08:45 to 11:20.
The fact. End (mins since midnight) − start (mins since midnight).
The numbers. End: 680. Start: 525.
Do the maths. 680 − 525 = 155 minutes.
Answer. 155
Answer: 155
Watch outBreak at the hour, or convert both to "minutes since midnight" and subtract.
Q97.From 14:25 to 16:05, how many TOTAL minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 14:25 to 16:05.
The fact. End (mins since midnight) − start (mins since midnight).
The numbers. End: 965. Start: 865.
Do the maths. 965 − 865 = 100 minutes.
Answer. 100
Answer: 100
Watch outBreak at the hour, or convert both to "minutes since midnight" and subtract.
Q98.From 07:10 to 09:55, how many TOTAL minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 07:10 to 09:55.
The fact. End (mins since midnight) − start (mins since midnight).
The numbers. End: 595. Start: 430.
Do the maths. 595 − 430 = 165 minutes.
Answer. 165
Answer: 165
Watch outBreak at the hour, or convert both to "minutes since midnight" and subtract.
Q99.From 17:40 to 19:15, how many TOTAL minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 17:40 to 19:15.
The fact. End (mins since midnight) − start (mins since midnight).
The numbers. End: 1155. Start: 1060.
Do the maths. 1155 − 1060 = 95 minutes.
Answer. 95
Answer: 95
Watch outBreak at the hour, or convert both to "minutes since midnight" and subtract.
Q100.From 06:30 to 08:45, how many TOTAL minutes have passed?
(1 mark)
Read it. Minutes from 06:30 to 08:45.
The fact. End (mins since midnight) − start (mins since midnight).
The numbers. End: 525. Start: 390.
Do the maths. 525 − 390 = 135 minutes.
Answer. 135
Answer: 135
Watch outBreak at the hour, or convert both to "minutes since midnight" and subtract.
Answer key — all 100
The rule and the working for each question.
Q
Answer
Type
Working
Q1
3
read_hour
The hour is 3.
Q2
7
read_hour
The hour is 7.
Q3
5
read_hour
The hour is 5.
Q4
10
read_hour
The hour is 10.
Q5
12
read_hour
The hour is 12.
Q6
2
read_hour
The hour is 2.
Q7
9
read_hour
The hour is 9.
Q8
1
read_hour
The hour is 1.
Q9
11
read_hour
The hour is 11.
Q10
6
read_hour
The hour is 6.
Q11
4
read_hour
The hour is 4.
Q12
8
read_hour
The hour is 8.
Q13
3
read_hour
The hour is 3.
Q14
7
read_hour
The hour is 7.
Q15
5
read_hour
The hour is 5.
Q16
10
read_hour
The hour is 10.
Q17
12
read_hour
The hour is 12.
Q18
2
read_hour
The hour is 2.
Q19
9
read_hour
The hour is 9.
Q20
1
read_hour
The hour is 1.
Q21
15
read_mins_past
3 × 5 = 15 minutes past.
Q22
30
read_mins_past
6 × 5 = 30 minutes past.
Q23
15
read_mins_past
3 × 5 = 15 minutes past.
Q24
30
read_mins_past
6 × 5 = 30 minutes past.
Q25
20
read_mins_past
4 × 5 = 20 minutes past.
Q26
25
read_mins_past
5 × 5 = 25 minutes past.
Q27
40
read_mins_past
8 × 5 = 40 minutes past.
Q28
35
read_mins_past
7 × 5 = 35 minutes past.
Q29
50
read_mins_past
10 × 5 = 50 minutes past.
Q30
55
read_mins_past
11 × 5 = 55 minutes past.
Q31
9
read_digital_hour
Hour = 9.
Q32
20
read_digital_minute
Minute = 20.
Q33
22
read_digital_hour
Hour = 22.
Q34
55
read_digital_minute
Minute = 55.
Q35
14
read_digital_hour
Hour = 14.
Q36
5
read_digital_minute
Minute = 5.
Q37
20
read_digital_hour
Hour = 20.
Q38
25
read_digital_minute
Minute = 25.
Q39
17
read_digital_hour
Hour = 17.
Q40
50
read_digital_minute
Minute = 50.
Q41
13
to24_pm
Answer: 13.
Q42
14
to24_pm
Answer: 14.
Q43
16
to24_pm
Answer: 16.
Q44
17
to24_pm
Answer: 17.
Q45
18
to24_pm
Answer: 18.
Q46
19
to24_pm
Answer: 19.
Q47
21
to24_pm
Answer: 21.
Q48
22
to24_pm
Answer: 22.
Q49
23
to24_pm
Answer: 23.
Q50
1
to12_pm
Answer: 1.
Q51
3
to12_pm
Answer: 3.
Q52
5
to12_pm
Answer: 5.
Q53
7
to12_pm
Answer: 7.
Q54
9
to12_pm
Answer: 9.
Q55
11
to12_pm
Answer: 11.
Q56
7
to24_am
Answer: 7.
Q57
11
to24_am
Answer: 11.
Q58
0
to24_am
Answer: 0.
Q59
12
to24_pm
Answer: 12.
Q60
12
to12_am
Answer: 12.
Q61
45
elapsed_minutes
585 − 540 = 45 minutes.
Q62
30
elapsed_minutes
645 − 615 = 30 minutes.
Q63
80
elapsed_minutes
920 − 840 = 80 minutes.
Q64
45
elapsed_minutes
555 − 510 = 45 minutes.
Q65
45
elapsed_minutes
750 − 705 = 45 minutes.
Q66
50
elapsed_minutes
1020 − 970 = 50 minutes.
Q67
45
elapsed_minutes
485 − 440 = 45 minutes.
Q68
45
elapsed_minutes
865 − 820 = 45 minutes.
Q69
25
elapsed_minutes
1215 − 1190 = 25 minutes.
Q70
95
elapsed_minutes
460 − 365 = 95 minutes.
Q71
45
elapsed_minutes
525 − 480 = 45.
Q72
45
elapsed_minutes
795 − 750 = 45.
Q73
90
elapsed_minutes
990 − 900 = 90.
Q74
180
units_hours_to_mins
3 × 60 = 180.
Q75
240
units_mins_to_secs
4 × 60 = 240.
Q76
45
elapsed_minutes
625 − 580 = 45.
Q77
300
units_hours_to_mins
5 × 60 = 300.
Q78
45
elapsed_minutes
1140 − 1095 = 45.
Q79
600
units_mins_to_secs
10 × 60 = 600.
Q80
45
elapsed_minutes
1385 − 1340 = 45.
Q81
45
read_mins_past
Minutes past = 45.
Q82
45
read_mins_past
Minutes past = 45.
Q83
45
read_mins_past
Minutes past = 45.
Q84
50
read_mins_past
Minutes past = 50.
Q85
55
read_mins_past
Minutes past = 55.
Q86
15
convert_12to24_hour
24-hour hour = 15.
Q87
17
convert_12to24_hour
24-hour hour = 17.
Q88
20
convert_12to24_hour
24-hour hour = 20.
Q89
13
convert_12to24_hour
24-hour hour = 13.
Q90
18
convert_12to24_hour
24-hour hour = 18.
Q91
6
elapsed_hours
14 − 8 = 6.
Q92
8
elapsed_hours
15 − 7 = 8.
Q93
8
elapsed_hours
17 − 9 = 8.
Q94
5
elapsed_hours
15 − 10 = 5.
Q95
8
elapsed_hours
21 − 13 = 8.
Q96
155
elapsed_minutes
680 − 525 = 155 minutes.
Q97
100
elapsed_minutes
965 − 865 = 100 minutes.
Q98
165
elapsed_minutes
595 − 430 = 165 minutes.
Q99
95
elapsed_minutes
1155 − 1060 = 95 minutes.
Q100
135
elapsed_minutes
525 − 390 = 135 minutes.
/ 100
Answer key & mark scheme
Q
Answer
Rule used
Working
Q1
14
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +3; 11 + 3 = 14
Q2
13
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +2; 11 + 2 = 13
Q3
17
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +4; 13 + 4 = 17
Q4
30
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +5; 25 + 5 = 30
Q5
19
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +3; 16 + 3 = 19
Q6
28
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +6; 22 + 6 = 28
Q7
28
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +7; 21 + 7 = 28
Q8
17
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +2; 15 + 2 = 17
Q9
35
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +8; 27 + 8 = 35
Q10
24
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +3; 21 + 3 = 24
Q11
22
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +4; 18 + 4 = 22
Q12
35
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +5; 30 + 5 = 35
Q13
36
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +7; 29 + 7 = 36
Q14
38
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +9; 29 + 9 = 38
Q15
27
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +4; 23 + 4 = 27
Q16
23
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +5; 18 + 5 = 23
Q17
32
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +3; 29 + 3 = 32
Q18
38
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +6; 32 + 6 = 38
Q19
33
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +8; 25 + 8 = 33
Q20
14
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +2; 12 + 2 = 14
Q21
90
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +10; 80 + 10 = 90
Q22
80
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = -5; 85 − 5 = 80
Q23
48
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +7; 41 + 7 = 48
Q24
14
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = -4; 18 − 4 = 14
Q25
105
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +15; 90 + 15 = 105
Q26
52
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +11; 41 + 11 = 52
Q27
32
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = -7; 39 − 7 = 32
Q28
49
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +9; 40 + 9 = 49
Q29
48
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = -8; 56 − 8 = 48
Q30
73
Linear sequence: continue by common difference
d = +12; 61 + 12 = 73
Q31
31
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 4, d = +3; term 10 = 31
Q32
36
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 1, d = +5; term 8 = 36
Q33
51
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 7, d = +4; term 12 = 51
Q34
50
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 2, d = +6; term 9 = 50
Q35
52
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 10, d = +3; term 15 = 52
Q36
68
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 5, d = +7; term 10 = 68
Q37
66
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 3, d = +9; term 8 = 66
Q38
58
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 8, d = +5; term 11 = 58
Q39
77
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 1, d = +4; term 20 = 77
Q40
78
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 6, d = +8; term 10 = 78
Q41
32
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 2; 16 × 2 = 32
Q42
243
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 3; 81 × 3 = 243
Q43
625
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 5; 125 × 5 = 625
Q44
64
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 2; 32 × 2 = 64
Q45
80
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 2; 40 × 2 = 80
Q46
162
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 3; 54 × 3 = 162
Q47
96
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 2; 48 × 2 = 96
Q48
10000
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 10; 1000 × 10 = 10000
Q49
768
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 4; 192 × 4 = 768
Q50
1250
Geometric sequence: multiply by ratio
r = 5; 250 × 5 = 1250
Q51
4
Common difference
7 − 3 = 4
Q52
7
Common difference
17 − 10 = 7
Q53
11
Common difference
13 − 2 = 11
Q54
-5
Common difference
15 − 20 = -5
Q55
9
Common difference
14 − 5 = 9
Q56
31
Check membership in linear sequence
d = +4; lands exactly on 31
Q57
0
Check membership in linear sequence
d = +4; misses 30
Q58
50
Check membership in linear sequence
d = +6; lands exactly on 50
Q59
0
Check membership in linear sequence
d = +7; misses 60
Q60
33
Check membership in linear sequence
d = +4; lands exactly on 33
Q61
25
Square numbers: n × n
5 × 5 = 25
Q62
36
Square numbers: n × n
6 × 6 = 36
Q63
49
Square numbers: n × n
7 × 7 = 49
Q64
64
Square numbers: n × n
8 × 8 = 64
Q65
81
Square numbers: n × n
9 × 9 = 81
Q66
15
Triangular numbers: gap grows by 1
next gap = +5; 10 + 5 = 15
Q67
21
Triangular numbers: gap grows by 1
next gap = +6; 15 + 6 = 21
Q68
21
Triangular numbers: gap grows by 1
next gap = +6; 15 + 6 = 21
Q69
28
Triangular numbers: gap grows by 1
next gap = +7; 21 + 7 = 28
Q70
36
Triangular numbers: gap grows by 1
next gap = +8; 28 + 8 = 36
Q71
13
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
5 + 8 = 13
Q72
26
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
10 + 16 = 26
Q73
21
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
8 + 13 = 21
Q74
39
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
15 + 24 = 39
Q75
65
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
25 + 40 = 65
Q76
29
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
11 + 18 = 29
Q77
34
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
13 + 21 = 34
Q78
37
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
14 + 23 = 37
Q79
55
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
21 + 34 = 55
Q80
76
Fibonacci-style: term = sum of two before
29 + 47 = 76
Q81
13
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +3; pattern 5 = 13
Q82
17
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +3; pattern 6 = 17
Q83
27
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +4; pattern 7 = 27
Q84
22
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +2; pattern 10 = 22
Q85
25
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +4; pattern 6 = 25
Q86
30
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +4; pattern 8 = 30
Q87
25
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +4; pattern 7 = 25
Q88
23
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +5; pattern 5 = 23
Q89
28
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +6; pattern 5 = 28
Q90
31
Dot pattern: linear sequence
d = +5; pattern 7 = 31
Q91
32
Identify sequence type (geometric ×2)
Next term = 32
Q92
48
Identify sequence type (geometric ×2)
Next term = 48
Q93
25
Identify sequence type (square)
Next term = 25
Q94
15
Identify sequence type (triangular)
Next term = 15
Q95
13
Identify sequence type (fibonacci)
Next term = 13
Q96
71
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 5, d = +6; term 12 = 71
Q97
75
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 3, d = +8; term 10 = 75
Q98
99
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 1, d = +7; term 15 = 99
Q99
100
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 10, d = +9; term 11 = 100
Q100
92
Linear sequence: find term by extending
a₁ = 4, d = +11; term 9 = 92
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