Warm-Up: Daylight Saving Time Ends ("Fall Back")\n\nIn this warm-up, you’ll practice reading analog and digital clocks and solving elapsed-time problems that include the "fall back" time change. Answer each question as carefully as you can.
True or False: When we "fall back," we get one extra hour of sleep (the night is one hour longer by the clock).
When Daylight Saving Time ends in the fall, we "fall back." What happens to the clocks?
A digital clock says
Elapsed-time challenge (fall back): A movie starts at
Match each term to what it means for our clocks in the fall.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Elapsed time | arrow_right_alt | Time system used in spring/summer |
Daylight Saving Time | arrow_right_alt | Time system after we fall back |
Standard Time | arrow_right_alt | Set clocks back 1 hour |
Fall back | arrow_right_alt | How long something lasts |
Put these clock times in the order they appear on the clock during the "fall back" change (starting just before the change).
Complete the sentence using the words from the word bank: When Daylight Saving Time ends, we the clock by hour.
spring forward
two
fall back
one