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Crosscode Here is a crossword with a difference, all the letters of the alphabet are represented by a number.

Two words have been given as clues so you know that all boxes numbered 12 have a P in them, all boxes numbered 11 have an R in them, and so on. Use the code cracker grid below to keep track of each letter and their coded number.

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The bee hummingbird is the smallest bird on earth.

It is less than 6cm long, smaller than some of it’s neighbouring butteries!

Did you know?

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Pundit Each of the pictures below represents a phrase, title or saying. Can you figure them out?

© Richard Mitchell

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Minerals are given a hardness grade from one to ten, one being the softest.

Talcum powder is graded as one and diamonds are the hardest mineral on earth and rated 10.

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Enter the numbers 1 to 9 in each row, column and 3x3 square. In each combination there should be only one of each number.

Don’t worry, there’s no maths involved!

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Can you find the 10 differences between the two pictures?

© Jason Sampson

Did you know?

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Sea levels rise approximately 8 cm every 100 years.

18,000 years ago the sea level was nearly 122m lower than it is today and you could walk between England and France.

Pic Puzzle

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The numbers required for this puzzle are listed in length order

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Enter the numbers 5 to 8 in each row, column and 2x2 square, in each combination there should be only one of each number.

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M a ze Can you help the little rubber duck find his way to the bathtub?

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S u p e r Q ui z 1. Which duo were formed by twin sisters, Jessica and Lisa Origliasso?

2. What do you call a baby Dinosaur?

3. Which character did Drew Jarvis play on the TV show, The Shak?

4. In which Australian state or territory is Kakadu National Park located?

5. In which movie and book series would you find Prince Caspian?

6. Rod Marsh represented Australia in which sport?

7. How many dice are used in the game of Yahtzee?

8. What is the largest organ in the human body?

9. What sort of men are Forge, Iceman, Jean Grey, Shadowcat, Nightcrawler and Rogue?

10. Which series of books follows the lives of three teenage girls in training to compete at the fictional Pine Hollow Stables? © Ric Allport

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Word Find These garden-related words are hidden in the grid. Can you ďŹ nd them all?

The words can run forwards, backwards and diagonally but always in a straight line.

Bean Beet Caper Capsicum Celery Chicory Chives Corn Cress Cucumber

Y O S Y E D E W S G R E E N S

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Potato Radish Sage Shallot Soy Spinach Swede Tomato

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O R R R L U O K I N H E P R S

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A paper saw thumb ear lady earth barn

B tack yard dust clip worm bug ring

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Clue Word s This word puzzle has pictures for clues.

Write the names of the animals in the grid and the yellow squares will give the name of another animal.

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The word ‘holiday’ can be found in this grid 5 times.

Can you find all five?

The words can run forwards, backwards and diagonally but always in a straight line.

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Enter the word FROG in each row, column and 2x2 square, in each combination there should be only one of each letter.

Don’t worry, there’s no maths involved!

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The astronaut has lost her spaceship!

Help her ďŹ nd the rocket so she can return to earth. Š Auspac Media

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This is a different type of Number puzzle. First you need to work out the sums, and then write the solution into the grid. Try to do as many as you can without a calculator, use the work space at the bottom of the page for your sums.

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© Ken Egan - mq1007 ACROSS 10 .. 7470 ÷ 9 1 .. 1272 ÷ 3 12 .. 145 × 6 ACROSS 80 × ÷8 3 14 .. .. 45 - 19÷ 2 20 1038 14....1272 2142 15 .. .. 5346 23 485 ×÷26 47....80 × 8÷ 9 25 .. 29 × 4 7 .. 2142 ÷ 9 27 .. 862 ÷ 2 10 .. 7470 ÷ 9 29 .. 19 - 6 12 .. 145 × 6 14 .. 45 - 19e code 30 .. 335 + 146 ck th÷ 6 32 .. 35 × 2 15 Cr..a5346 33 .. 269 × 3 17 .. 657 ÷ 9 34 .. 1448 ÷ 8 18 .. 1330 ÷ 5

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Can you crack the mystery code on the computer?

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Clues: 1. This computer prints a question mark for ‘W’ 2. It substitutes vowels with 6 4asterisk 0 an 8 4 8 1 3. ‘M’ 8 7 is 0 always printed 9 upside-down 1 7 3 5 1 9 9 4.

7 ‘R’ 0 has 4 been replaced 3 with 4 ‘8’.

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Crosscode Here is a crossword with a difference, all the letters of the alphabet are represented by a number.

Two words have been given as clues so you know that all boxes numbered 25 have a P in them, all boxes numbered 10 have an R in them, and so on. Use the code cracker grid below to keep track of each letter and their coded number.

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S u p e r Q ui z

1. By what name is Alecia Beth Moore best known?

2. What do you call a baby Shark?

3. Which former Australian Idol contestant played the role of Ty Harper on Neighbours?

4. What are the three colours on the flag of New Zealand?

5. Which character did Elijah Wood play in the Lord of The Rings movie series?

6. What is the name of the Australian Women’s Hockey team?

7. In which game do players take turns removing a block from a tower and balancing it on top?

8. In which century was the National Library of Australia established?

9. What is the name of Shaggy Roger’s dog?

10. Which series of books about a female vocal group seeking success and fortune resulted in three movies and the spin-off of a girl group by the same name? © Ric Allport 16

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In botanical terms the tomato is actually a fruit, not a vegetable.

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Pleat Slurp 6 letter words Aviary Enamel Laurel Rapids Really

M E M E N T O Relent Toddle Unwrap 7 letter words Degrade Memento Polymer Stunned

8 letter words Latitude New World Nutbrown Oil paint

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nd Word Fi These musical words are hidden in the grid. Can you ďŹ nd them all?

The words can run forwards, backwards and diagonally but always in a straight line.

Alphorn Alto sax Banjo Bass Bell Cello Citar Cornet Cymbals Drum

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The noise produced by insects such as bees, mosquitos and cicadas is made by the rapid fanning of their wings.

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Page 12 Combo Words Pa p e r c l i p , s a w d u s t , thumbtac k, earring, l a dy b u g, e a r t h wo r m , barnyard.

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Alphabet Soup Possible solutions: Building Page 6 - Acropolis, Big Ben, the Egan code - mq1007 © Ken Pic Puzzle Colosseum, Eiffel Tower, Crack ‘Windows has a major H o n ey m o o n , p i g t a i l , Golden Temple, Louvre, problem’ canteen, carpet, doughnut, Notre Dame, Pentagon, t o a d s t o o l , c u p b o a r d , Stonehenge, Taj Mahal. Fruit bulldozer, pancake.

- Apple, banana, cherry, © Ken Egan - mq1008 Word Trail ‘Go out on a elderberry, grape, lime, bike ride’ 22