They make you draw a clock. From memory. Do you know how many people know what a clock looks like?

With analog clocks becoming less and less common, they're going to have to come up with a new test for that.

People with less experience of analog clocks are naturally going to have a more difficult time drawing one from memory, even if they're not cognitively impaired at all.

I watched my grandma take this test at 80 something. She did good on parts of it.

But the clock? She got the circle. But she bunched up the numbers and the hands. She knew how to read a old school analog clock, had helped me learn when I was a kid.

Because she was in the room and thought she nailed it, I didn't get a chance to know what that meant. (I also can't rule out she was gaslighting after because she was an decades long gaslighter extraordinaire)

I chalked it up to her eyesight at the time, as she was also slowly going blind.

Anyway... my point being, even knowing the analog clock isn't enough to pass this part.