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1 · Sudoku

No. 6Monday
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Fill every empty square so that each row, each column and each 3×3 box holds the digits 1 to 9 once. Level: Medium.

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2 · Word search: Cafe

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TSATNMILKFSEWRTOICPCYLPACLIEERSRMSAUCERECSNWTIPELAOHTVTATHSMNICCBIBITSENUIAWGLAAOSKWPKAGEDOSLCOTEARE
  • cake
  • cream
  • cup
  • milk
  • saucer
  • scone
  • table
  • tea
  • waiter

Find the nine words. They run across, down and diagonally, always forwards.

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3 · Mini mystery

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Case file

The Fizzing Table

Maya, Sofia and Zane showed projects at the science fair. Each looked after a different stand and kept one piece of kit.

  1. Whoever was at the volcano table had the measuring jug.
  2. Zane was not at the star-map stand.
  3. Zane did not have the measuring jug.
  4. Maya was not at the star-map stand.
  5. Sofia did not have the stopwatch.

A puddle of fizzing foam appeared at the star-map stand, right next to the magnifier. Who was at the star-map stand with the magnifier?

Volcano tableRobot cornerStar-map standStopwatchMagnifierMeasuring jugMayaSofiaZaneStopwatchMagnifierMeasuring jug

Each person was in one place with one thing, all different. Mark a dot for yes and a cross for no in the grid until only one answer fits.

Answer:

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4 · Quiz: five questions

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  1. Which of these is the heaviest?

    1. A1 euro coin
    2. BBee hummingbird
    3. CTable tennis ball

  2. Which of these came first?

    1. ABoston
    2. BDon Quixote (part one)
    3. CRobinson Crusoe
    4. DUppsala University

  3. How many protons are in the nucleus of a silver atom?

    1. AAbout 5.9
    2. BAbout 12
    3. CAbout 24
    4. DAbout 47

  4. What is the capital of Denmark?

    1. ADublin
    2. BCopenhagen
    3. CRiga
    4. DHelsinki

  5. Which of these cities is furthest north?

    1. ALuanda (Angola)
    2. BPort Louis (Mauritius)
    3. CDurban (South Africa)
    4. DBrisbane (Australia)

Circle one letter for each. Answers and sources on page 6.

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Answers: Sudoku and word search

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Bold digits were printed on the puzzle.

TSATNMILKFSEWRTOICPCYLPACLIEERSRMSAUCERECSNWTIPELAOHTVTATHSMNICCBIBITSENUIAWGLAAOSKWPKAGEDOSLCOTEARE

Each word is ringed and set in bold.

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Answers: mystery and quiz

No. 6Monday
Solved

The Fizzing Table

Volcano tableRobot cornerStar-map standStopwatchMagnifierMeasuring jugMayaSofiaZaneStopwatchMagnifierMeasuring jug

Sofia was at the star-map stand with the magnifier.

  • Maya: volcano table, measuring jug
  • Sofia: star-map stand, magnifier
  • Zane: robot corner, stopwatch

  1. A · 1 euro coin: 7.5 g; Table tennis ball: 2.7 g; Bee hummingbird: 2.28 g

    Size Duel. Sources: ecb.europa.eu, wikidata.org, animaldiversity.org, snl.no, lex.dk

  2. D · Uppsala University: 1477, founded; Don Quixote (part one): 1605, first published; Boston: 1630, founded; Robinson Crusoe: 1719, first published

    Older Than. Sources: snl.no, lex.dk, treccani.it, enciklopedija.hr, wikidata.org, uu.se

  3. D · 47

    Ballpark. Sources: periodic-table.rsc.org, webelements.com

  4. B · Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark.

    Atlas Play Capitals. Sources: wikidata.org, naturalearthdata.com

  5. A · Luanda (Angola): 8.8° S; Port Louis (Mauritius): 20.2° S; Brisbane (Australia): 27.5° S; Durban (South Africa): 29.9° S

    Further North?. Sources: wikidata.org, naturalearthdata.com