How many standard time zones are there in the world?

Question

It's for an IQ test about if I am smarter than George Bush.

Answer 1

I would assume, without research, that the easy answer would be 24, as that's the number of hours in a day. But, there's an anomaly in Canada, where Newfoundland is 1/2 hour off the scale.

But, don't worry, Bush would never get this correct. Crawford TX is still looking for its Village Idiot.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The world is divided into 24 time zones.Each zone reperesents 15 degree  latitude. Theoretically, the clock moves one hour forward for each zone to the east of the Prime Meridian,and one hour back for each zone to the west,although many variations occur.The International Date Line is an imaginary line at 180 degree longitude.Cross it heading westwards and you gain a day; heading eastwards you lose a day.International Tme Zones are not compulsory.China which spans five zones ,uses just one.

Answer 4

go google it.

Answer 5

24, there are 24 hours in a day, each time zone in the us differs one hour, therefor 24, with greenwich england being the prime meridian, or the universal time

Answer 6

24, obviously.

Answer 7

More than 24.  There are zones for each hour, and several countries use time to the half hour or other interval.

Answer 8

<<It's for an IQ test about if I am smarter than George Bush.>>

Anybody thinking their IQ may possibly be lower than George Bush's is probably correct.

Answer 9

i'm on the same thing. i was going to ask the same question

Answer 10

24