Grade 5 Time: Find the end time (AM and PM)
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What students practice: Elapsed-time practice at Grade 5; the standard is Grade 4.
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Grade 5 · Time
Find the End Time
Set 1 · Grade 5 · Time
Example problems by difficulty
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Easy
Malik starts swimming at the pool at 7:30 AM and spends 3 hours 10 minutes swimming at the pool. What time does Malik stop?
Answer: 10:40 AM
Rosa starts driving to the lake at 5:15 PM and spends 2 hours 5 minutes driving to the lake. What time does Rosa stop?
Answer: 7:20 PM
Standard
Zara starts swimming at the pool at 6:22 AM and spends 1 hour 25 minutes swimming at the pool. What time does Zara stop?
Answer: 7:47 AM
Sofia starts hiking at 7:19 AM and spends 4 hours 39 minutes hiking. What time does Sofia stop?
Answer: 11:58 AM
Challenge
Mateo starts hiking at 11:26 AM and spends 3 hours 53 minutes hiking. What time does Mateo stop?
Answer: 3:19 PM
Priya starts visiting the museum at 5:45 PM and spends 3 hours 34 minutes visiting the museum. What time does Priya stop?
Answer: 9:19 PM
Where this skill fits
- Previous skill: Find elapsed time (AM and PM)
- Next skill: Find the start time (AM and PM)
- All grades: Time worksheets, Grades 1–5
- Same skill in Grade 4: Grade 4 Time: Find the end time (AM and PM)
Related Common Core standards
- 4.MD.A.2 — Solve word problems with distances, time intervals, volumes, masses and money.
The match is approximate (a prerequisite, extension or different context), so treat this as related practice rather than coverage of the standard. Common Core–informed practice; not a claim of official alignment.