Grade 7 · Math · Measurement · Order mixed time durations | QuizPrint

QuizPrint.CA
Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.
Grade 7 Math: Measurement · Order mixed time durations QuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Spatial Sense E2.3 — determine the area of circles and the volume of prisms and cylinders NameDateScore 1. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 2. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 3. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 4. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 5. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 6. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 7. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 8. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 9. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? 10. What is the correct order for these time measurements from smallest to largest? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 7 Math: Measurement · Order mixed time durations Ontario curriculum: Mathematics (2020) · Spatial Sense E2.3 — determine the area of circles and the volume of prisms and cylinders Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.B) 5400 seconds, of a day, 210 minutes, 4 hoursConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 2.A) 3600 seconds, 2.5 hours, 210 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 3.B) 5400 seconds, 2.5 hours, 210 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 4.C) 3600 seconds, 3 hours, 250 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 5.A) 5400 seconds, 3 hours, 280 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 6.A) 6000 seconds, 180 minutes, 3.5 hours, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 7.C) 3600 seconds, of a day, 3.5 hours, 250 minutesConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 8.B) 5400 seconds, 2.5 hours, of a day, 250 minutesConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 9.C) 6000 seconds, 3 hours, 280 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. 10.B) 3600 seconds, 2.5 hours, 280 minutes, of a dayConvert each measurement to minutes, then compare. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

Related worksheets

Same topic, a new set of questions.