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1 Select the image and then the words that describes the picture best.
Click to start Click the picture - then a sentence. What Time Is It. Select the image and then the words that describes the picture best. If this slide set is of any use please explore some sponsors at brettwilkin.com

2 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One o’clock. Afternoon. 13.00 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes One o’clock Twelve fifty-five. Afternoon. 5 to 1. Afternoon. 12.55 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Twelve fifty-five. One fifteen. Afternoon. 1/4 past 1. Afternoon. 13.15 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO One fifteen. Template 1 Two fifty-five. Morning. 5 to 3. Morning. 02.55 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Two fifty-five. Click timer For bonus. 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

3 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One fifty-five. Afternoon. 5 to 2. Afternoon. 13.55 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO One fifty-five One ten. Afternoon. 10 past 1. Afternoon. 13.10 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes One ten. Twelve fifty. Afternoon. 10 minutes to 1. Afternoon. 12.50 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Twelve fifty. Template 1 Two thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 3. Afternoon. 14.35 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Two thirty-five. Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

4 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Five o five. Afternoon. 5 past 5. Afternoon. 17.05 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Five ‘O’ five One fifty. Afternoon. 10 to 2. Afternoon. 13.50 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO One fifty. Two o five. Afternoon. 5 past 2. Afternoon. 14.05 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Two ‘O’ five. Template 1 Four ten. Morning. 10 past 4. Morning. 04.10 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Four Ten. Click timer For bonus 13 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 20 5 bonus. 40 Faster 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 39 Faster

5 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Three fifty-five. Morning. 5 to 4. Morning. 03.55 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Three fifty-five. Six forty. Morning. 20 to 7. Morning. 06.40 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six forty. Six thirty. Morning. Half past 6. Morning. 06.30 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six thirty. Template 1 Ten o’clock. Morning. 10 o’clock. Morning. 10.00 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Ten o’clock. Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

6 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One twenty. Afternoon. 20 past 1. Afternoon. 13.20 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes One Twenty. Five fifty-five. Afternoon. 5 to 6. Afternoon. 17.55 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Five fifty-five. Seven forty. Morning. 20 to 8. Morning. 07.40 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Seven forty. Twelve thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 1. Afternoon. 12.35 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Template 1 Twelve thirty-five. Twelve forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 1. Afternoon. 12.45 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Twelve forty-five. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 39 Faster 38 Faster 23 5 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 34 Faster. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 33 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 60 Faster

7 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One forty. Afternoon. 20 to 2. Afternoon. 13.40 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes One forty. Five twenty-five. Afternoon. 25 past 5. Afternoon. 17.25 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Five twenty-five. Seven twenty-five. Morning. 25 past 7. Morning. 07.25 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Seven twenty-five. Eight fifty. Afternoon. 10 to 9. Afternoon. 20.50 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Template 1 Eight fifty. Twelve twenty. Morning. 20 past 12. Morning. 12.20 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Twelve twenty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 39 Faster 38 Faster 23 5 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 34 Faster. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 33 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 60 Faster

8 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One twenty-five. Afternoon. 25 past 1. Afternoon. 13.25 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes One twenty-five. Three forty. Morning. 20 to 4. Morning. 03.40 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Three forty. Five forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 6. Afternoon. 17.35 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Five forty-five. Seven ten. Morning. 10 past 7. Morning. 07.10 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Template 1 Seven ten. Nine fifty. Morning. 10 to 10. Morning. 09.50 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Nine fifty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 39 Faster 38 Faster 23 5 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 34 Faster. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 33 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 60 Faster

9 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Eight twenty-five. Afternoon. 25 past 8. Afternoon. 20.25 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Eight twenty-five. Nine forty. Morning. 20 to 10. Morning. 09.40 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Nine forty Eleven thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 12. Afternoon. 23.35 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Eleven thirty-five. Twelve fifteen. Morning. 1/4 past 12. Morning. 12.15 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Template 1 Twelve fifteen. Three fifty. Morning. 10 to 4. Morning. 03.50 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Three fifty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 39 Faster 38 Faster 23 5 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 34 Faster. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 33 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 60 Faster

10 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One 0 five. Afternoon. 5 past 1. Afternoon. 13.05 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO One ‘O’ five. Two o’clock. Afternoon. 2 o’clock. Afternoon. 14.00 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Two o’clock. Four twenty-five. Morning. 25 past 4. Morning. 04.25 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Four twenty-five. Template 1 Five fifty. Afternoon. 10 to 6. Afternoon. 17.50 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Five fifty. Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

11 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Twelve forty. Afternoon. 20 to 1. Afternoon. 12.40 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Twelve forty. Eleven fifty-five. Morning. 5 to 12. Morning. 11.55 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Eleven fifty-five. Twelve o five. Morning. 5 past 12. Morning. 12.05 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Twelve ‘O’ five at night. Template 1 Ten thirty. Morning. Half past 10. Morning. 10.30 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Ten thirty. Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

12 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Two thirty. Afternoon. Half past 2. Afternoon. 14.30 hours. 24 hour clock: Yes NO NO NO Two thirty. Five fifteen. Afternoon. ¼ past 5. Afternoon. 17.15 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Five fifteen. Seven forty-five. Afternoon. ¼ to 8. Afternoon. 19.45 hours. 24 hour clock: NO NO NO Yes Seven forty-five. Template 1 Twelve thirty. Morning. Half past 12 at night. Morning. 00.30 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Twelve thirty at night Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

13 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 2. Afternoon. 13.45 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO One forty-five. Four fifteen. Morning. 1/4 past 4. Morning. 04.15 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Four fifteen. Six fifteen. Morning. 1/4 past 6. Morning. 06.15 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six fifteen. Template 1 Seven fifty-five. Afternoon. 5 to 8. Afternoon. 19.55 hours. 24 hour clock Yes NO NO NO Seven fifty-five. Click timer For bonus 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 40 Faster 39 Faster 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 60 Faster

14 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Two fifty. Afternoon. 10 to 3. Afternoon. 14.50 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Two fifty. Three o’clock. Morning. 3 o’clock. Morning. 03.00 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Three o’clock. Five forty. Afternoon. 20 to 6. Afternoon. 17.40 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Five forty. Eight twenty. Afternoon. 20 past 8. Afternoon. 20.20 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Eight twenty. Ten ten. Morning. 10 past 10. Morning. 10.10 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Ten ten. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 18 5 bonus. 39 Faster 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 38 Faster 28 3 bonus. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 34 Faster. 33 1 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus.

15 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One thirty. Afternoon. Half past 1. Afternoon. 13.30 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO One thirty. Three ten. Morning. 10 past 3. Morning. 03.10 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Three ten. Nine fifty-five. Morning. 5 to 10. Morning. 09.55 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Nine fifty-five. Twelve ten. Morning. 10 past 12 at night. Morning. 00.10 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Twelve ten. Eleven fifty. Afternoon. 10 to 12. Afternoon. 23.50 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Eleven fifty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 18 5 bonus. 39 Faster 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 38 Faster 28 3 bonus. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 34 Faster. 33 1 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus.

16 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Four fifty-five. Afternoon. 5 to 5. Afternoon. 16.55 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Four fifty-five. Seven o’clock. Morning. 7 o’clock. Morning. 07.00 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Seven o’clock. Ten forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 11. Afternoon. 22.45 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Ten forty-five. Twelve o’clock. Morning. 12 o’clock. Midnight. 12.00 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Twelve o’clock. Eleven forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 12. Afternoon. 23.45 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Eleven forty-five. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 02 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 39 Faster 38 Faster 23 5 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 34 Faster. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 33 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 60 Faster

17 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Two forty-five. Afternoon. 1/4 to 3. Afternoon. 14.45 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Two forty-five. Four thirty. Afternoon. Half past 4. Afternoon. 16.30 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Four thirty. Six o-five. Morning. 5 past 6. Morning. 06.05 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six ‘O’ five. Seven thirty. Morning. Half past 7. Morning. 07.30 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Seven thirty. Nine twenty. Morning. 20 past 9. Morning. 09.20 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Nine twenty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 18 5 bonus. 39 Faster 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 38 Faster 28 3 bonus. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 34 Faster. 33 1 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus.

18 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Three forty-five. Morning. ¼ to 4. Morning. 03.45 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Three forty-five. Six fifty-five. Morning. 5 to 7. Morning. 06.55 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six fifty-five. Eight thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 9. Afternoon. 20.35 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Eight thirty-five. Ten thirty-five. Morning. 25 to 11. Morning. 10.35 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Ten thirty-five. Eleven forty. Afternoon. 20 to 12. Afternoon. 23.40 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Eleven forty. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 18 5 bonus. 39 Faster 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 38 Faster 28 3 bonus. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 34 Faster. 33 1 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus.

19 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. One thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 2. Afternoon. 13.35 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes One thirty-five Three thirty-five. Morning. 25 to 4. Morning. 03.35 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Three thirty-five. Five thirty-five. Afternoon. 25 to 6. Afternoon. 17.35 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Five thirty-five. Template 1 Eight fifteen. Afternoon. 1/4 past 8. Afternoon. 20.15 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Eight fifteen. Click timer For bonus 13 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 18 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 49 Faster 45 Faster 44 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 43 Faster 50 Faster 51 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 56 Faster 55 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 54 Faster 20 5 bonus. 40 Faster 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 28 3 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 24 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 29 2 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 36 Faster 37Faster 38 Faster 35 Faster. 34 Faster. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 33 1 bonus. 39 Faster

20 Click the picture - then a sentence The time is.
Time The divisions of a day made so it is known when things are happening. The division can also be used to measure other events such as speed. O’clock is the abbreviation for ‘of the clock’. P.m. post meridiem (after noon) A.M. ante meridiem, meaning “before noon,” Midnight is generally considered to be 12am. Two ten. Afternoon. 10 past 2. Afternoon. 14.10 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Two ten. Three twenty. Morning. 20 past 3. Morning. 03.20 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Three twenty. Six twenty-five. Morning. 25 past 6. Morning. 06.25 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Six twenty-five. Nine o’clock. Morning. 9 o’clock. Morning. 09.00 hours. 24 hour clock. NO NO NO Yes Template 1 Nine o’clock. Ten twenty-five. Morning. 25 past 10. Morning. 10.25 hours. 24 hour clock. Yes NO NO NO Ten twenty-five. Click timer For bonus 11 5 bonus. 10 5 bonus. 09 5 bonus. 12 5 bonus. 13 5 bonus. 16 5 bonus. 15 5 bonus. 14 5 bonus. 08 5 bonus. 07 5 bonus. 01 5 bonus. 00 5 bonus. 60 Faster 02 5 bonus. 03 5 bonus. 05 5 bonus. 04 5 bonus. 06 5 bonus. 17 5 bonus. 45 Faster 46 Faster 47 Faster 48 Faster 44 Faster 43 Faster 40 Faster 41 Faster 42 Faster 49 Faster 50 Faster 56 Faster 57 Faster 58 Faster 59 Faster 55 Faster 54 Faster 51 Faster 52 Faster 53 Faster 18 5 bonus. 39 Faster 24 5 bonus. 25 4 bonus. 26 4 bonus. 27 3 bonus. 23 5 bonus. 22 5 bonus. 19 5 bonus. 20 5 bonus. 21 5 bonus. 38 Faster 28 3 bonus. 35 Faster. 36 Faster 37Faster 34 Faster. 33 1 bonus. 30 2 bonus. 31 1 bonus. 32 1 bonus. 29 2 bonus.

21 The End Speed/time bonuses could make your score over 285 Click the button to see your score out of /285 Score According to Wiki the 24 hour clock has been used for centuries and is predominant in many countries. It usefulness is especially noted in military and medical uses to avoid confusion. The 12 hour clock was developed about 1500BC. Many countries use 12 hour time as a casual reference to time but use 24 hour time in an official capacity.


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