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September 1969 5-a-day

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September 1969

30 sheets · 150 questions · Years 5-6

Every sheet in September 1969

The same date always regenerates the same five questions, so a sheet you print today is the sheet a classmate prints tomorrow.

  1. 1st September 1969Convert 3.2 kilograms into grams.
  2. 2nd September 1969A stadium holds 6,847 people. A reporter writes that about 7,000 people attended. To what has the figure been rounded, and what is the difference between the rounded figure and the true one?
  3. 3rd September 1969Which word is closest in meaning to 'reluctant': (a) eager (b) unwilling (c) confident (d) careless?
  4. 4th September 1969Which shape is the odd one out: a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 3 dots, a circle with 4 dots?
  5. 5th September 1969Continue the letter series: Z, X, V, T, ...
  6. 6th September 1969Which meaning of 'address' fits this sentence: 'The headteacher will address the concerns raised at the meeting.' (a) where someone lives (b) to speak formally to a group (c) to deal with or respond to an issue (d) to write on an envelope?
  7. 7th September 1969Continue the number series: 81, 27, 9, 3, ...
  8. 8th September 1969Work out 13 x 12.
  9. 9th September 1969A car park charges £1.50 for the first hour and 80p for every hour after that. How much does 3 hours cost?
  10. 10th September 1969Find the letter that completes the word before the bracket and begins the word after the bracket: CAR ( ? ) ET
  11. 11th September 1969PROLOGUE is to BEGINNING as EPILOGUE is to ?
  12. 12th September 1969(BEE, HONEY) (COW, MILK) (SHEEP, ?)
  13. 13th September 1969(7 x 8) - (6 x 5) = [ ] x 13. Find the missing number.
  14. 14th September 1969W=8, X=5, Y=3, Z=37, A=40. Work out (W x X) - Y. Which letter has this value?
  15. 15th September 1969Statement 1: If Ahmed finishes his homework, he can play football. Statement 2: If Ahmed plays football, he gets tired. Statement 3: Ahmed is not tired. Which conclusion must be true?
  16. 16th September 1969Here are five words: VIOLIN, TRUMPET, HAMMER, CELLO, WRENCH. Three of these five words share something in common. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
  17. 17th September 1969Here are five words: BEACH, PENCIL, THROWN, MARKET, CEREAL. Which TWO words do NOT belong with the other three?
  18. 18th September 1969KEY is to PIANO as STRING is to ? A) Guitar B) Music C) Note D) Sound E) Chord
  19. 19th September 1969In a race, Ben finished before Cara. Dev finished after Ben but before Cara. Who finished first?
  20. 20th September 1969Which ONE word means both 'the inner surface of your hand' and 'a type of tropical tree'? A) Palm B) Leaf C) Branch D) Wrist E) Coconut
  21. 21st September 196990, 81, 72, 63, ( ? )
  22. 22nd September 1969A four-letter word is hidden between two words that are next to each other in this sentence. Which word is hidden? 'Both grandmas and grandpas came to the reunion.' A) SAND B) MEET C) FEST D) HOME E) LOVE
  23. 23rd September 1969No pupil in Class 5 plays the trumpet. Every trumpet player in the school is in the orchestra. Freddie plays the trumpet. What must be true about Freddie?
  24. 24th September 1969TEACHER is to SCHOOL as DOCTOR is to ( ? ) A) Patient B) Hospital C) Medicine D) Nurse E) Ambulance
  25. 25th September 1969In this code, every letter moves 1 place forward in the alphabet, then the first and last letters of the result are swapped. If the code for LAMP is QBNM, what is the code for WIND, using the same rule? A) XJOE B) EJOX C) EJOE D) XJOX E) EOJX
  26. 26th September 1969Which word can mean both 'the outer covering of a tree' and 'the short, sharp sound a dog makes'? A) Trunk B) Bark C) Skin D) Growl E) Branch
  27. 27th September 1969In this code, each letter's code number equals its alphabet position multiplied by its position in the word (the 1st letter x1, the 2nd letter x2, the 3rd letter x3, and so on). What is the code for CAB?
  28. 28th September 1969(SEAT) (RAP). Which letter moves from the end of the first word to the front of the second? A) S B) E C) A D) T E) R
  29. 29th September 1969In the sentence 'Maya sprinted down the corridor, her shoes slapping against the tiles', which single word tells the reader Maya was running very fast?
  30. 30th September 1969'Jamie held the tangled kite behind his back.' What does this action suggest Jamie is trying to do?