Use a Stated Clock Offset - Practice 1

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These are fictional clock-offset puzzles, not real time-zone rules. Add an eastward offset when the question says that clock is ahead. No date change or daylight-saving adjustment is needed in these examples.

Worked example

If town B is 2 hours ahead of A, then 09:00 at A corresponds to 11:00 at B.

Question 1 Fictional clock Alder: town B is 1 hours ahead of A. A reads 06:00. What hour does B show in 24-hour time? Answer

Question 2 Fictional clock Birch: town B is 2 hours ahead of A. A reads 07:00. What hour does B show in 24-hour time? Answer

Question 3 Fictional clock Cedar: town B is 3 hours ahead of A. A reads 08:00. What hour does B show in 24-hour time? Answer

Question 4 Fictional clock Dune: town B is 1 hours ahead of A. A reads 09:00. What hour does B show in 24-hour time? Answer

Question 5 Fictional clock Elm: town B is 2 hours ahead of A. A reads 10:00. What hour does B show in 24-hour time? Answer