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THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
June 2022
ISSUE #113
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Vocabulary Constabulary (1)
Are you a good detective? The Vocabulary Constabulary needs your help.
You can often detect the meaning of a word or phrase by reading it in context, that is, by reading the other words
around it in a piece of text. Find the page, article or paragraph in TPP and then detect the word or phrase that solves
the clue to its meaning. The number of letters and the starting letter of the solution are in brackets after each clue.
LOCATION, Article/Paragraph CLUE (number of letters, first letter)
1. P6 … Marilyn … Something unusual done to attract attention. (5,s)
2. P6 … Out of Jail … People confined to prison. (7,i)
3. P7 Don’t Look Down Anxious or apprehensive. (7,n)
4. P7 Tweet, Tweet! Aim, objective, desire. (4,g)
5. P7 Nothing Cuter Unlawfully. (9,i)
6. P9 June 29, 2007 Transformed, changed dramatically. (5,e)
7. P10 Be Bear Aware Spend the winter in a dormant state. (9,h)
8. P10 Glass Frog Exactly alike. (9,i)
9. P10 Seagulls … Descended from the air, landed. (8,a)
10. P12 Fact 2 Something made for a particular customer. (7,b)
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Vocabulary Constabulary (2)
Are you a good detective? The Vocabulary Constabulary needs your help.
You can often detect the meaning of a word or phrase by reading it in context, that is, by reading the other words
around it in a piece of text. Find the page, article or paragraph in TPP and then detect the word or phrase that solves
the clue to its meaning. The number of letters and the starting letter of the solution are in brackets after each clue.
LOCATION, Article/Paragraph CLUE (number of letters, first letter)
1. P1 The Brendan Voyage A person who explored by sea. (9,n)
2. P4 Ann Makonsinki Attempting to repair or improve something. (9,t)
3. P5 …Their Own Steam Something that is absolutely necessary. (7,a)
4. P7 Don’t Look Down A canyon, ravine or defile. (5,g)
5. P8 Sportsman Prosperous, affluent, rich. (10,p)
6. P9 World War II Marched into, occupied, overran. (7,i)
7. P11 Minions Attempt, endeavour, make an effort. (6,s)
8. P11 Jurassic World … Vulnerable, tenuous, easily broken. (7,f)
9. P13 A Slow Summer Difficult, troublesome, taxing. (11,p)
10. P15 Yellow-Red-Blue Snake. (7,s)
Your answers In alphabetical orderTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Vocabulary Constabulary (3)
Are you a good detective? The Vocabulary Constabulary needs your help.
You can often detect the meaning of a word or phrase by reading it in context, that is, by reading the other words
around it in a piece of text. Find the page, article or paragraph in TPP and then detect the word or phrase that solves
the clue to its meaning. The number of letters and the starting letter of the solution are in brackets after each clue.
LOCATION, Article/Paragraph CLUE (number of letters, first letter)
1. P16 Brendan the Navigator Shining with a soft, wavering light. (8,b)
2. P16 Brendan the Navigator Bombarded, attacked, showered. (6,p)
3. P17 (… 1976-1977) An exact model of something. (7,r)
4. P18 The Brendan Voyage Overturned, upended, flipped over. (8,c)
5. P19 Other Sights A place where whiskey is made. (10,d)
6. P21 Maths Story Roared, blared, thundered. (8,b)
7. P22 A Pug’s Life Flattened by pressure, squeezed. (10,c)
8. P23 America Wins Passed, overtook, left behind. (12,a)
9. P28 Endangered Nourishing, wholesome, healthy food. (10,n)
10. P34 Evan Ferguson A period of time, a stretch, a spell. (5,s)
Your answers In alphabetical orderTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Edit the Editor (1)
Read through the article from this month’s magazine and see if you can spot the 10 spelling mistakes.
Get Out of Jail Early (Page 6)
We all know that reading is important. But, in the country of Bolivia, prisners have
discovered that reading can get them released from jail early! ‘Books Behind Bars’ is a
programme based on a similer set-up in Brazil. Both these countries experience severe
overcrouding in their prisons.
Bolivia lacks the resources to offer edukation or other help to people in many of the jails,
and the system is so slow in some places that people might waite years before going to
triall. In 47 of Bolivia’s prisons, 865 inmates are now reading books and taking tests to
check for understanding.
Other than a bit of entertanement, what is to be gained by these inmates? Depending on
how much they read, they can take hours, days, or even weeks off their sentinces. This may
not sound like a lot but, for a person sitting in jail, every minite counts.
When these prisoners are finally released, they have learned to read and write at a higher
level. This might help them when they look for jobs after bean released. Reading is also a
way for them to ‘escape’ for a few minutes or even hours, all while they are still behind
bars.
Misspelt word Correct SpellingTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Edit the Editor (2)
Read through the article from this month’s magazine and see if you can spot the 10 spelling mistakes.
Marilyn Still Wows (Page 6)
An Andy Warhol painting of actriss Marilyn Monroe was recently sold at auction. That painting is now
the 20th century’s most costly art peace, selling for $195 million (€186 million)!
Warhol was an American artist, photografer and filmmaker. He is famous for his 1960s works in the
Pop Art style, such as the Coke and Campbell soup can paintings. Warhol made five, in different
colours. Four are called 'Shot' because another artist shot through a stack of them as a stunt. Warhol
repared them.
This crazily expensive artwork, called Shot Sage Blue Marilyn, was created in 1964. The bright
painting is based on a photograph of the famous actress. Although the style is VERY differint,
Marilyn’s mysterious smile is often compaired to da Vinci’s Mona Lisa.
This sum is the most anyone has pade, to date, for an American painting. The winning bid was from
Larry Gagosian, a US art dealer and gallary owner. Christie’s auction house says the money from this
sale will go to a foundashion in Switzerland that helps children throughout the world by suporting
education and healthcare programmes.
Misspelt word Correct Spelling
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Edit the Editor (3)
Read through the article from this month’s magazine and see if you can spot the 10 spelling mistakes.
Don’t Look Down (Page 6)
The world’s longest glass-bottomed walking bridge recently opened in Vietnam. In fact, it opened on April
29, 2022, on the 47th annaversary of the end of the Vietnam War.
This overpass is named the Bach Long (White Dragon). The impresive struckture hangs 150 metres in the
air over a gorge. It conneckts two mountains in the rainforest of Son La province.
This unusual walkway spans 630 metres and has a floor made from three lairs of super-tempered glass. As
many as 450 visitors are safeley aloud to walk on the bridge at one time. Since the Covid-19 pandemic,
Vietnam hopes to renew tourists’ interest in visiting the country, with this type of attracktion serving as a
big draw.
People who enjoy (or at least don’t fear) heights are amazed at the spectacalar views below. Some visitors
are quite nervous when they first step onto the bridge, but many soon forget their uncertainty and fully
enjoy the breathtaking sights of nature. Those who cross are often surprised to experience no feeling of
shakeing or movement from the structure.
For added pleasure, those crossing the bridge will experience special sound and lighting effects!
Misspelt word Correct SpellingTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Cloze Test (1)
Read through the words in the Word Bank first and make sure you understand them. Then, read the article. Make
sure you think about the best place to put a word, not the first place. Careful as you go, as some words may fit in
more than one place, while other words will only suit one.
Mindless Vandalism
close In 2018, one of Northern Ireland’s leading __________ (1) attractions,
was forced to close after being attacked by __________ (2).
between
The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge is suspended 30 metres above sea
ropes level, __________ (3) two cliffs at the coast of Ballintoy, Co. Antrim. It
treating attracts thousands of tourists every year, who cross the bridge to get
the spectacular __________ (4) of the North Coast. Along with the
views
__________ (5) Causeway, it forms part of a well-known coastal route.
tourist
Sadly, vandals carried out a senseless, and potentially very dangerous,
turned act on the bridge and attempted to cut through the __________ (6)
holding it up. Hundreds of visitors were __________ (7) away on the
Giant’s
day the damage was discovered, as inspections needed to be carried
serious out.
vandals The National Trust decided to __________ (8) it until they were sure it
was able to take the usual amount of human traffic it was used to.
In a tweet, the Trust, which operates the site, described the attack as ‘mindless’ and said it
could have had ‘very __________ (9) consequences.’
Police in Northern Ireland who examined the bridge said a hand rope and some supporting
ropes had been cut and they were __________ (10) it as an act of criminal damage.
Thankfully, the damage was not too serious, meaning the bridge was only closed for two
days after tests were carried out to make sure it was fit for use.THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Cloze Test (2)
Read through the words in the Word Bank first and make sure you understand them. Then, read the article. Make
sure you think about the best place to put a word, not the first place. Careful as you go, as some words may fit in
more than one place, while other words will only suit one.
Alcock and Brown
Word Bank Lord Northcliffe, the owner of the Daily Mail, one of Britain’s most popular
________ (1), ran a competition in 1913. He offered a ________ (2) of
aeroplanes
£10,000 (over a million euros in today’s money) for the first non-stop flight
control across the Atlantic Ocean by a machine which was heavier than air.
newspapers When World War 1 began, the competition was ________ (3), but when
offered war ended in 1918 the prize was ________ (4) again.
distance There were many skilled pilots and navigators after the war who wished
to become ________ (5) and rich, and aircraft companies were anxious
cockpit to supply ________ (6).
prize John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown made the first non-stop flight
suspended across the Atlantic Ocean in June 1919. They flew from Newfoundland,
Canada to Clifden, County Galway, a ________ (7) of more than 3,000
historic kilometres. The ________ (8) flight took just over 16 hours, and they
famous encountered many difficulties.
As they flew east from Canada, they got lost in darkness and sleet and
their plane spun out of ________ (9) on numerous occasions. Many times, Brown even had
to stand up in the ________ (10) to remove ice from the plane. Eventually, they crash-
landed in a bog and wrote their names into aviation history.THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Cloze Test (3)
Read through the words in the Word Bank first and make sure you understand them. Then, read the article. Make
sure you think about the best place to put a word, not the first place. Careful as you go, as some words may fit in
more than one place, while other words will only suit one.
Charles Dickens
Word Bank When he left school at the age of 15, Charles Dickens began working
as a law clerk. He spent his days running ________ (1) and delivering
decision legal documents. He found the work extremely ________ (2) and
didn’t fancy the idea of becoming a lawyer either.
popular
Charles studied the Gurney system of shorthand writing. This system
quickly enabled people to write down exactly what someone was saying as
________ (3) as they were speaking. It usually took students three
pseudonym years to learn the system, but Charles mastered it in three months. He
soon got a job as a freelance court ________ (4) – recording
serial everything that was said in court when a case was being heard.
errands Charles then decided that he wanted to be a journalist and spent the
next four years ________ (5) on law cases. He developed an interest in
reporting the theatre and toyed with the idea of becoming an actor. Eventually,
he made the ________ (6) that he was going to be a writer.
boring
In 1833, Dickens had his first short work of fiction, A Dinner at Poplar
published
Walk, published. In the next three years he wrote stories in
stenographer newspapers, using the ________ (7) Boz, which told of life in London.
These stories were collected and ________ (8) as his first book,
Sketches by Boz, in 1836.
That same year, Dickens began publishing The Pickwick Papers, in monthly instalments. The
stories became so ________ (9) that they were published as a book. From that time on, all
of Dickens’ books were first printed in instalments in various newspapers and magazines.
His next ________ (10) was Oliver Twist, which is still read and enjoyed all over the world to
this day.THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
32-Quiz
This month's 32-quiz is based on the 32 pages of TPP, E.g. The answer to Q.7 can be found on page 7.
1. In what country was Christopher Columbas born?
2. On what page is Planet Farming?
3. In what year was the Good Friday Agreement signed?
4. Who is the Prime Minister of Canada?
5. Séadna Morey hurls for this County.
6. Andy Warhol is famous for this style of art.
7. What is a baby rhinoceros called?
8. In what year was the GAA founded?
9. How many days did Anne Frank spend hiding in the annex?
10. In what US State is Lake Tahoe?
11. Who is the director of Jurassic World Dominion?
12. In what year was the Gatso speed camera invented?
13. The breed of two of Emer Callan’s eight calves?
14. We should ______ at people when they are talking to us.
15. In what year was Wassily Kandinsky born?
16. In which Irish County is Fenit?
17. On what peninsula is Brandon Creek?
18. ohn ó’Connell was a master ________?
19. Whyat type of rock is the Giant’s Causeway made from?
20. What is the sum of the digits in the bottom row of the Sudoku?
21. What is the solution to 2 DOWN in the crossword?
22. This NASA space programme intends to visit the moon.
23. Who was the first human launched into space?
24. In which US State is Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry set?
25. Skink Tail College of Equality and ________?
26. ‘Be yourself,’ is the advice given by which First Year student?
27. In which weight category did Zoey Howley win her All-Ireland medal?
28. In what year was the panda declared an endangered species?
29. In which county is Mount Juliet?
30. Who does Izzy Atkinson play for?
31. She scored a penalty for Dublin in their Leinster Final win over Meath.
32. Unjumble the letters HAMESNOBI to find the name of Evan Ferguson’s old club?THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Word Search
All the words in the word search can be found in this month’s Feature ‘The Brendan Voyage’.
There are 20 are listed below. Can you find them?
F D X L R Y S B P W Q X A V N N B
O I Y W N D G G X D M I H N A H U
L S W L H G R E O B K S I N V B S
K E J C V L E A T H E R P E I I S
L M E H O D E Y N I E B H W G M F
O B F Q H A N Z D V F U A F A V X
R A U I Q D L M E X S X N O T J V
E R D T N V A S I P O C T U O E R
O K M V G E N T I M C Z O N R K M
A E K G I N D N L L S C M D Z E I
E D R K R T G R J A B H E L L P R
F U C O L U M B U S N Z H A I E A
V I F B B R E N D A N T H N D F G
R H E I C E B E R G S W I D P E E
L I O R I R E L A N D M U C F N S
T D F F Y U J I F M N R J S K I A
M A N U S C R I P T W D I J Q T UTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Sudoku
Each of the 9 boxes must contain the numbers 1 – 9. When you fill them in, you will then see that each line going
across and each line going down also contains the numbers 1 – 9.
Easy
HardTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Surviving First Year
This month’s issue contains a series of top tips for surviving First Year – all taken from the Diary of a First Year
series. Some of you will be making the move at the end of the summer so we’d like you to come up with good
general advice for anyone facing something new in their lives – whether that is moving to secondary school,
switching primary schools, moving house or starting something new.
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2.
3.
4.
5.THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Crack the Quote
In this month's Crack the Quote, an inspiring quote or message is waiting to be cracked. When you solve it, see if
you can come up with an illustration that you think captures the essence and meaning of those words.THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Come Dine with Me
This month’s issue, as always, is packed full of inspirational stories about amazing people. Imagine you were
going to host a fancy dinner party. Which two people would you choose from this month’s issue (dead or
alive) to join you at your table? We would like a brief explanation of your choices and three questions that
you would ask them to get the conversation flowing!
Name of Guest One:
Reason:
Questions you’d ask:
Name of Guest Two:
Reason:
Questions you’d ask:THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Drama Time
Each month, we invite you and your class to base your drama lesson on a theme from The Primary Planet.
This month, we are turning our attention to the news section, both national and world news, and the feature as
possible starting points. We challenge you to create a short piece of drama, involving an array of characters, to
demonstrate one of the news stories covered. To help you, should you need it, we have provided some ideas
below.
Idea 1: Imagine you are interviewing Jerimiah Higgins. What do you think he would make of his shop now?
What questions would you ask him?
Idea 2: Pretend that you are a famous singer, like David Gray. Prepare a monologue about a cause you would
be happy to stand behind and support.
Idea 3: Act out the art auction where the Warhol painting of Marilyn Monroe was sold. The period running up
to the auction as well as the auction itself.
Idea 4: Create a drama centred around the naming of the new baby rhino. Perhaps it doesn’t go quite as
planned!
Idea 5: You have been invited to accompany Tim Severin on the Voyage of Brendan.
Idea 6: Create a drama around a heated debate that arises from people arguing that Colombus, Erikson and
Brendan were the first Europeans to set foot on American soil. They can’t all be right, can they?THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Have Your Say
Based on articles from this month's mag, we want you to think about some of the issues that arise. Remember,
when you are trying to put forward an opinion, or an argument, make sure you know your facts and figures and be
clear in how you feel about a certain topic and why. Here are some questions and statements you and your class
might like to consider thinking about and discussing. Some you will agree with, some you clearly won't!
1. That glass bridge in Vietnam looks awesome but is much too dangerous. It should not be allowed!
2. Bears should be shot on sight because of the damage they could cause.
3. Yarn-bombing post boxes would be a super school project.
4. Saint Brendan was definitely the first European to discover America.
5. Cigarettes should be made illegal. That way, no one would smoke, and no butts would poison.
6. Pandas are the cutest animals in the world. Fact!
7. Rory McIlroy should be made play in the Irish Open.
8. Maradona’s jersey isn’t worth €8.4 million. No jersey is!THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Did You Know?
Every issue of your Primary Planet is packed full of facts and figures. Why not record the top 4 things that you
learned from this issue. When you do, make sure to create an illustration to go with each one. When you are
finished, share and discuss your choices with your classmates. We have added our favourite one below. You’ll see
I didn’t just copy it from TPP, I wrote it out in my own words. Always a great idea when doing a project.
Did You Know?
Many of Ireland’s ash trees are dying. They have been attacked by a fungus which is causing them to decay. Ash
has traditionally been used in Ireland for the manufacture of hurls sometimes called hurleys – depending on
what part of the country you live in. Torpey Hurleys in County Clare are now making some of their hurls from
bamboo. Called Bambú hurleys, they are proving popular with many hurlers around Ireland.
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
Did You Know?
Did You Know?THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Deich gCeist
Tá siad simplí agus tá na freagraí le fáil in The Primary Planet na míosa seo.
1. Cé hí Uachtarán Shinn Féin?
2. Tá an siopa is sine in Éirinn sa bhaile seo.
3. Is maith leis an t-amhtánaí seo fead an chrotaigh.
4. Rugadh Michael Cusack sa chontae seo in 1847.
5. Cén t-ainm a chuir Anne Frank ar a dialann?
6. Rugadh an t-ealaíontóir Wassily Kandinsky sa tír seo in 1866.
7. Cén t-ainm a bhí ar an madra a bhí ar bórd an spáslong Sputnik II?
8. Scríobh Mildred D. Taylor an leabhar seo.
9. Fuair Naomh Breandán bás sa bhliain seo.
10. Tá Daniel Whelan ag iarraidh áit a bhaint amach ar an bhfoireann Peil Mheiriceánach seo.
Foclóir
fead an chrotaigh – the cry of the curlew
Peil Mheiriceánach – American FootballTHE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
What’s in the News?
How well have you read The Primary Planet this month? Here, in ‘What’s in the News’, as well as testing your
memory and retention skills, we also test your imagination and creative skills. This activity is based on our
National and International news sections. Read the articles and answer the following questions.
1. Read the article ‘Get Out of Jail Early’. Do you think the ‘Books Behind Bars’ programme is a good idea? Why
do you think so?
2. Read the article ‘Bambú’. Write a short piece about your favourite sport or hobby.
3. Read the article ‘Nothing Cuter’. Write a short piece about your favourite wild animal.
4. Read the article ‘Don’t Look Down’. How would you feel about walking across the Bach Long?
5. Read the article ‘Marilyn Still Wows’. Research Andy Warhol’s Campbell Soup Cans. Make a Pop Art drawing
of some everyday object in the world around you.
6. Read the article ‘Reptile SOS’. Write five things you have learned from reading this article.
7. Read the article ‘Four-Legged Hero’. Use your research skills to find and record five facts about Ukraine and
five facts about Canada.
8. Read the article ‘Ireland’s Oldest Shop’. Imagine if Jeremiah Higgins returned to his shop today. Write some
questions he would ask the present owners.
9. Read the article ‘One Singer Helps Another’. Design a poster to create awareness of how the curlew is
threatened with extinction in Ireland.
10. What was your favourite news story in this month’s TPP? Why?THE PRIMARY PLANET RESOURCE PACK
Know Your Sport
How well have you read this month's sports news? Here, in Know Your Sport, we’re testing your memory and
retention skills. We base this crossword on the pages from our sports section. Can you complete it?
1 2 3
4 5
6 7
8
9
10
11 12
13 14
15
16
17
18
19
Across Down
7 2022 Connacht Senior Football Championship 1 Mount ______ will host the 2022 Irish Open Golf
winners. (6) Championship. (6)
8 Brighton & Hove ______. (6) 2 Leinster Ladies Gaelic Football champions 2022. (6)
9 The city that hosts the 2022 World Cup of Darts (9) 3 The Irish men's soccer team play Ukraine in this
11 Premier League champions 2022 - ______ City. country on June 14. (6)
(10) 4 Harry Cornick's club. (5)
15 The 2022 US Open Golf Championship will be 5 Tennis player Naomi Osaka's nationality. (8)
played in this State (13)
6 They captured the Ulster Senior Football title for the
16 Virgil Van Dijk's club. (9) first time since 1998 in May 2022. (5)
17 Steve ______ sold Maradona's jersey for €8.4 10 Evan Ferguson hails from this Meath village. (10)
million. (5)
12 La ______ defeated Leinster in the 2022 European
18 This club was relegated from the Premiership in Champions Cup Final. (8)
2022. (7)
13 Ulster Ladies Gaelic Football champions 2022. (6)
19 Izzy ______ scored the winning goal in the Scottish
Cup Final. (8) 14 Los Angeles ______ - James McCourt's NFL team
(8)ANSWERS #113
Vocabulary Constabulary
1. stunt 1. navigator 1. shimmering
2. inmates 2. tinkering 2. pelted
3. nervous 3. essential 3. replica
4. goal 4. gorge 4. capsized
5. illegally 5. privileged 5. distillery
6. revolutionised 6. invaded 6. bellowed
7. hibernate 7. strive 7. compressed
8. identical 8. fragile 8. outstripped
9. alighted 9. problematic 9. nutritious
10. bespoke 10. serpent 10. stint
Cloze Test
1. tourist 1. newspapers 1. errands
2. vandals 2. prize 2. boring
3. between 3. suspended 3. quickly
4. views 4. offered 4. stenographer
5. Giant’s 5. famous 5. reporting
6. ropes 6. aeroplanes 6. decision
7. turned 7. distance 7. pseudonym
8. close 8. historic 8. published
9. serious 9. control 9. popular
10. treating 10. cockpit 10. serial
Editing
1. prisoners 1. actress 1. anniversary
2. similar 2. piece 2. impressive
3. overcrowding 3. photographer 3. structure
4. education 4. repaired 4. connects
5. wait 5. different 5. layers
6. trial 6. compared 6. safely
7. entertainment 7. paid 7. allowed
8. sentences 8. gallery 8. attraction
9. minute 9. foundation 9. spectacular
10. being 10. supporting 10. shakingDeich gCeist
1. Mary Lou McDonald 2. Claremorris 3. David Gray 4. Contae an Chláir 5. Kitty
6. an Rúis 7. Laika 8. Roll of Thunder, Hear 9. AD 577 10. New Orleans Saints
My Cry
Quiz 32
1. Italy 2. Page 13 3. 1998 4. Justin Trudeau
5. Clare 6. Pop Art 7. calf 8. 1884
9. 761 10. California 11. Colin Trevorrow 12. 1958
13. Hereford 14. look 15. 1866 16. Kerry
17. Dingle Peninsula 18. Harness-maker 19. basalt 20. 28
21. ash 22. Artemis 23. Yuri Gagarin 24. Mississippi
25. Diversity 26. Charlie 27. 31 kg 28. 1990
29. Kilkenny 30. Celtic 31. Hannah Tyrrell 32. Bohemians
Know Your SportGo Figure 684 or 342 Count Down 7 x 10 = 70 x 2 = 140 + 3 = 143 x 6 = 858 Sudoku (magazine) Futoshiki
Crack the Quote
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you
think.
Sudoku (Easy) Sudoku (Hard)
Maths Story
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2. 9.12 a.m.
3. 36
4. 2 hours 15 minutes
5. 7 hours 31 minutes
6. €8.50
7. 12.5 litres
8. 57 years oldCrossword (Magazine) Word Search
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