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Elapsed time quiz
This elapsed time quiz helps 3rd-grade students practice calculating time intervals to the minute through word problems and multiple-choice questions, reinforcing their understanding of time concepts and duration. Students analyze start and end times to solve questions about movie durations, trip times, and time intervals.
By Edform · Mathematics · Grade 3 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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- If a movie starts at 2:15 PM and ends at 4:00 PM, how long is the movie?
- Which of these show a time interval of 30 minutes?
- If a bus leaves at 8:05 AM and arrives at 8:50 AM, the trip took 45 minutes.
- What is the elapsed time from 11:20 AM to 12:00 PM? (Write your answer in minutes.)
- A soccer game begins at 6:35 PM and ends at 7:25 PM. How many minutes did the game last?
- Which of these show an elapsed time of exactly 1 hour?
- If a class starts at 1:10 PM and ends at 1:55 PM, how many minutes long is the class?
- If you start your homework at 4:25 PM and finish at 5:00 PM, you worked for 40 minutes.
- If a train leaves at 3:18 PM and arrives at 4:00 PM, how many minutes did the trip take?
- A movie starts at 7:45 PM and ends at 9:10 PM. What is the total elapsed time?
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