Time of day written using 4 digits (instead of a.m and p.m) eg 1820

Time using a.m and p.m and the hours 1 to 12

a year, occurring once every four years, which has 366 days including 29th February

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Year 7 Time

Definitions and Facts from the NSW Year 7 Time Topic

Term	Definition
24 hour time	Time of day written using 4 digits (instead of a.m and p.m) eg 1820
hour	60 minutes
minute	60 seconds
week	7 days
year	12 months
12 hour time	Time using a.m and p.m and the hours 1 to 12
century	100 years
millenium	1000 years
GMT	Greenwich Mean Time
Leap Year	a year, occurring once every four years, which has 366 days including 29th February