September 2014 Picture Puzzles – Answers
1 Back door
2 Seventy-six trombones
3 I Ran
4 Incandescent
5 Pause to reflect
6 Reduce waste
7 Back to school
1 Back door
2 Seventy-six trombones
3 I Ran
4 Incandescent
5 Pause to reflect
6 Reduce waste
7 Back to school
1 I pod
2 Ensign O’Toole
3 Endless love
4 eminent
5 indeterminate
6 Pasteurised milk
7 Card Shark
Our monthly LOGIC & MATHS PUZZLES are proving popular. Here are shortlinks to every set of L&M puzzles published so far: August 2012 , September 2012, October 2012, November 2012, December 2012, January 2013, February 2013, March 2013, April 2013, May 2013, June 2013, July 2013, August 2013, September 2013, October 2013, November 2013, December 2013, January 2014, February 2014, March 2014, April 2014, May 2014, June 2014, July 2014.
There are seven new Picture Puzzles and a new set of “Mixed Bag” Questions at the top of the PUZZLES PAGE
The JULY 2014 SKEPTICAL CROSSWORD PUZZLE has ASTROLOGY as its theme.
There’s also JULY 2014 LOGIC & MATHS PUZZLES
Enjoy!
Many thanks to Adam Ford!
1. “a”
2. Bob, Ed, Dave
3. Mr. Red worked for Green & Co,
Mr. Green worked for Blue & Co.
Mr. Blue worked for Red & Co.
We know Mr. Red couldn’t work for the red company. He also couldn’t work for Blue & Co. because he was talking to the man from Blue & Co. Since we now know that Mr. Red is from Green & Co.
4. 102 pages
To eat 300 pages the bookworm would have to eat from p100 Vol 1 to p1 vol 3
5. Alec Grant
6. 18km
7. 72 children
8. Paul: If John is lying, then George and Ringo would be telling the truth, which would mean John was not lying, so he can’t be the liar.
If Paul was lying, then Ringo would also be lying, so he must be telling the truth, as well.
So we now know that neither John nor Paul finished last. If Ringo was lying, then George would have finished last, which would mean that he was lying, as well. So Ringo can’t be lying.
This leaves George as our liar, so we know George did not finish first. Neither did Ringo (he finished last), nor did John (he finished neither first nor last). Therefore, Paul won the race!
9. 720 times
10. A. Emily B. Colin C. Fred D. Irene
1. Phil Collins = No Jacket Required; Norah Jones = Feels Like Home; Creedence Clearwater Revival = Cosmo’s Factory; The Rolling Stones = Bridges to Babylon; The Jefferson Airplane = Surrealistic Pillow
2. A. Tyrannosaurus rex B. Stegosaurus C. Brontosaurus
3. Ravi Shankar
4. Marcus Ambrose
5. A. farmer
6. Napoleon
7. Kung-Fu?
8. Tim Winton
9. High Noon
10. Unseals
11. South
12. Drunkards, beggars
13. A mythical creature
14. Passenger Ferry sank
15. 1900
16. Donald Duck
17. Dover, Kent (trained over the English Channel on German positions in France)
18. Third (Bronze)
19. 1846
20. 16 years 6 months
by Don Hyatt
The current National Curriculum was initiated by the Rudd government in 2008. The task of development and implementation was given to the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA), an independent, non-political body, and agreed by the Ministers of Education in all states and territories in 2009. It was framed around the Melbourne Declaration on Educational Goals for Young Australians (MCEETYA, December 2008) and the implementation was to be consultative and phased in over a several years in 3 phases. The National Curriculum frames the school curriculum from Foundation (= Prep) to Year 12 (F-12).
The construction of the curriculum was in four steps: View More National Curriculum, Gonski and Education for All