As you probably know we live in a divided world in terms of time.
What time is it? This appears to be an easy question
but in reality it is more complicated.
but in reality it is more complicated.
You will have to look at this information provided by BBC News,
and then you will answer these questions at home, using the comments:
and then you will answer these questions at home, using the comments:
- How many time zones are there in the world?
- How many time zones are there in Spain? How many in Europe?
- What are the circumstances of the girl in Indiana (USA)?
- What time is it now in Antartica?
- When and why do we change our time twice a year, moving forward or backward our clocks by one hour?
- What is the International Date Line?
- How many time zones did Russia have before the country decided to reduce them to nine?
- In the International Space Station the astronauts can see a lot of sunsets and sunrises. How many of them every day?
1.- There are 25 time zones around the Earth.
ReplyDelete2.- There are 2 time zones in Spain. In Eurpe there are four.
3.- In Indiana there are two time lines so the girl must get up early for don't miss the buss.
4.- There are 9 differents hours in Antartica.
5.- Last Sunday in March and last Sunday in October. We've been changing our clocks forwards and backwards in the UK since 1916. It's all to do with saving the hours of daylight, and was started by a man called William Willett, a London builder, who lived in Petts Wood in Kent. William Willett first proposed the idea of British Summer Time in 1907 in a pamphlet entitled 'The Waste of Daylight'. Willett had noticed that the summer mornings light was wasted while people slept, and that the time would be better utilised in the afternoon by putting the clocks forward. After campaigning for years the British Government finally adopted the system a year after Willett's death.
6.- Is a generally north-south imaginary line on the surface of the Earth, passing through the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where the date changes as a ship or aeroplane travels east or west across it. It is roughly along 180° longitude, (opposite the Prime Meridian), but it is drawn with diversions to pass around some territories and island groups.
7.- 10 time zones.
8.- 16 sunrises and sunsets every day.
-There are 24 time zones in the world.
ReplyDelete-In Spain,there is 1 time zone.In Europe there are 4 time zones.
-That she lives in the central of a time zone and her school is in another time zone, so there is a difference in the time and it is confusing to people.
-It depens.If we can from Spain, the time in Antartica is the same that in Spain.
-We change our time in spring and in winter.To save energy because in summer people get up later so when it is night people is sleeping and people go to the bed later so the day is longer and there is more ligth,so people turn on their lamps later.However in winter is everything opposite so we change the time again.
-Is a generally north-south imaginary line on the surface of the Earth
-Russia had 11 time zones.
-There are 16 sunsets and sunrises.
How many time zones are there in the world?
ReplyDeleteThere are 24 times zones in the word.
How many time zones are there in Spain? How many in Europe?
In Peninsula there is 1 and in Canarias there is otrer.
In Europe there are 2.
What are the circumstances of the girl in Indiana (USA)?
The circuntaces of the girl in In diana is snow and cold in the 6:15.
What time is it now in Antartica?
The times is diferent of the part of Antartida becouse the lines of longitude meet here
When and why do we change our time twice a year, moving forward or backward our clocks by one hour?
The change of the time is in:
30 of october less one hour
27 of marz plus one hour
this change is do becouse use more sun light.
What is the International Date Line?
The international line of change of date is an imaginary superficial terrestrial line planned on the ocean Pacific Ocean and coincidental with the meridian 180°.
How many time zones did Russia have before the country decided to reduce them to nine?
In the International Space Station the astronauts can see a lot of sunsets and sunrises. How many of them every day?
Nothing sunrises and susets becouse here there aren´t
1.There are 24 time zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2.There are 2 time zones in Spain, and there are 4 time zones in Europe.
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5.In Spain, we change the hours in March and in October.
6.Is a generally north-south imaginary line on the surface of the Earth, passing through the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
7.Russia had 11 time zones.
8.They can see 16 sunsets and sunrises.
1-.In the world there are 24 time zones.
ReplyDelete2-.In Europe there are 4 and in Spain 2.
3-.Her situation is very difficult for she,because she live in a time zone,and her school is in another differnt time zone.
4-.It´s depend of the place in the Antartica.
5-.In winter,30th of October,and in spring,26th of marz.
6-.Is a generally north-south imaginary line on the surface of the Earth, passing through the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where the date changes as a ship or aeroplane travels east or west across it.
7-.10 time zones.
8-.I don´t know that question.
BY:Ana Simón:)
Here, you have got my answers:
ReplyDelete1. There are 24 time zones in the world.
2. There are two time zones (one in the Peninsula and the other in the Canary Islands)
3. She lives in a different time zone of her school so, she has to get up very early to go to school by bus.
4. It depends on the place of the Antartica... In the Antartica there are lots of time zones.
5. We change the hour in March and October. We change the hour to take adventage of the sunlight. Because with more hours with sunlight, it gets dark later and we spent less electricity.
6. It's an imaginary line of 180º which crosses the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole which separates two different time zones in Samoa and Tonga. These time zones have the same hour but in a different day.
7. Rusia had 11 time zones before.
8. The astronauts can see 15 to 16 sunsets and sunrises everyday.
Well teacher, that's all... Bye bye!
1º 24 times zones
ReplyDelete2º In Spain there are 2 and in Europe there are 4 time zones
3º her situation its very dificult for she because she live un a time zone and her school is in the other zone
4º there are diferent time in antartica because the longitude line meet here.
5º we changes the hour in october and in mars, we changes the hour because there are more sun light and if we use we don't spend a lot of energy
6º is the meridian 180 that passes to the pacific ocean
7º there are 10 time lines
8º they saw 16
i hope that i have good answer bye:)
1.-There are 24 time zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2.-In Spain,there is 1 time zone.In Europe there are 4 time zones.
3.-That she lives in the central of a time zone and her school is in another time zone, so there is a difference in the time and it is confusing to people.
4.-It depens.If we can from Spain, the time in Antartica is the same that in Spain.
5.-In Spain, we change the hours in March and in October.This change is made to use more sunlight and use less energy.
6.-Is a generally north-south imaginary line on the surface of the Earth.
7.-Russia had 11 time zones.
8.-There are 16 sunsets and sunrises.
Bye;D
a/ The world is divided into 24 equal time zones.
ReplyDeleteb/In Spain there are 2 time zones and in Europe 4.
c/Her situation is difficult because she lives in a difficult because she lives in a time zone different that her school.
d/It depends.There are a lot of time zones in Antartida.
e/We change the hour in March and in October to save light because in winter,people get up earlier than in summer(when there is more sinlight).
f/It´s an imaginary line of 180º which separates two time zones in Samoa and Tonga and pass the Pacific Ocean.
g/ There are 11 time zones.
h/16 sunrises and sunsets averyday.
1º There are 24 times zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2º In Spain, there are 2, 1 in the Iberian Peninsula and another in the Canarias.
In Europe, there are 4 times zones.
3º She lives in one time zone and her school is in another time zone.
4º It's depends of the place in the Antartica.
5ºWe change the hours in March and in October, because in March there are more sun light and in OCtober there are less sun light.
6º It's an imaginarie line of 180º that cross the Earth from the north to the south.
7º Russia had 11 times zones.
8ºThey can see 16 sunsets and sunrises everyday.
By: Pilar ;)
1.- There are 24 time zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2.- There are two time zones (one in the Peninsula and the other in the Canary Islands)
3.- She lives in a different time zone of her school so, she has to get up very early to go to school by bus.
4.- It depends on the place of the Antartica... In the Antartica there are lots of time zones.
5.- We change the hour in March and October. We change the hour to take adventage of the sunlight. Because with more hours with sunlight, it gets dark later and we spent less electricity.
6.- It's an imaginary line of 180º which crosses the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole which separates two different time zones in Samoa and Tonga. These time zones have the same hour but in a different day.
7.- Rusia had 11 time zones before.
8.- The astronauts can see 15 to 16 sunsets and sunrises everyday.
bye byeee:)
1.There are 24 times zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2.There are 2 time zones in Spain and 4 in Europe
3.She lives in a different time zone and her school is in another time zone
4.It depends on the place of the Antartica... In the Antartica there are lots of time zones.
5.We change the hour in March and in October,because in march there are more sunlight an in october there are less sunlight
6.It´s an imaginary line of 180º which separates two time zones in Samoa and Tonga and pass the Pacific Ocean.
7.Rusia had 11 time zones
8.16 sunrises and sunsets every day.
Goodbye:D
-In the world there are 24 time zones.
ReplyDelete-In Europe:4 and in Spain:2.
-It´s depend of the place in the Antartica.
-Winter:30th of October
Spring:26th of marz.
-The International Date Line is an imaginary line that separates two time zones.
- There are 13 time zones.
-I'm think 16 sunsets and sunrises but i'm not sure.
bye bye! 1 kiss yo everybody
1.- There are 24 times zones in the world.
ReplyDelete2.- There are 2 time zones in Spain and in Europe 4.
3.- She lives in different time zone and her schoolis in another time zone.
4.- It is depend of the place of the antartica.
5.- We change the hour in March and October because in March the days are more longs because of the Sun ligth and in October the days are less long than in March because of the sunligth.
6.- It is an imaginary line wich crosses the Earth from the North Pole to the South Pole which separates two different time zones(Samoa and Tonga)
7.- Rusia had eleven time zones.
8.- 13 to 16 sunrises and sunsets everyday.
Byee byee (: