What's The Answer To This Jamaican Grade 6 Exam Question?
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11:50 am if you can go backwards...
this question is tricky because visually 12:03 is technically close to midnight but based on grammar and syntax it would have to be 11:55
Toe Jay Simpson
Searchin’
The jackoff hour
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Rembrandt
the artist
Literally only D unless you think time can be reversed.
It's A Jesus Christ
Think about it logically and not in a "I wanna be smart and prove somebody wrong" way.
D is an obvious trick question for those type of people.
It's A Jesus Christ
Think about it logically and not in a "I wanna be smart and prove somebody wrong" way.
D is an obvious trick question for those type of people.
MaxBundles
Veteran
Time
A non-spatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
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A finite extent or stretch of continued existence, as the interval separating two successive events or actions, or the period during which an action, condition, or state continues; a finite portion of time (in its infinite sense: see sense A. 34a); a period. Frequently with preceding modifying adjective, as a long time, a short time, etc.
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A non-spatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: Time
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: Time
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A finite extent or stretch of continued existence, as the interval separating two successive events or actions, or the period during which an action, condition, or state continues; a finite portion of time (in its infinite sense: see sense A. 34a); a period. Frequently with preceding modifying adjective, as a long time, a short time, etc.
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You next nikka keep up with the smart dumb nikka shyt hearTime
A non-spatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: Time
The American Heritage Dictionary entry: Time
A finite extent or stretch of continued existence, as the interval separating two successive events or actions, or the period during which an action, condition, or state continues; a finite portion of time (in its infinite sense: see sense A. 34a); a period. Frequently with preceding modifying adjective, as a long time, a short time, etc.
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not sure that time moves at all ...
StretfordRed
Afro-European
Basicslly this.
Otherwise it should have been “what was/is the closet time past/after/from midnight, as it has occurred already.
You next nikka keep up with the smart dumb nikka shyt hear
How do we measure time?
We can measure time intervals — the duration between two events — most accurately with atomic clocks. These clocks produce electromagnetic radiation, such as microwaves, that atoms in the clock absorb. Cesium atoms absorb microwaves with a frequency of 9,192,631,770 cycles per second, which then defines the international scientific unit for time, the second.
How Do You Measure a Second?
We can measure time intervals — the duration between two events — most accurately with atomic clocks
a clock is anything that undergoes irreversible changes:
What the thermodynamics of clocks tell us about the mysteries of time
Surprising new insights about the strange physics underlying how clocks work could transform our understanding of time's arrow – and hint at how time works at the quantum scale
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Once it past 12:00 AM, wouldn't everytime thereafter get closer and closer to midnight?
Can D be closer to midnight if the "previous midnight" does not exist?
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