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1 Maths Word earches List of Contents Word earch 1 Word earch 2 Word earch 3 Word earch 4 Word earch 5 Word earch 6 Word earch 7 Word earch 8

2 Maths Word earch 1 The Word List at the bottom (from CE to TWO) gives all the words that can be found in this grid. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may run up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. letter in the grid may be used more than once. s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One has been done as an example. D O D E C G O N F M L U H H O O T C O N C V E E C E O D D O V M L L V L L O V I U E U T P I Y I I I B B E N P E L E M E N T X T T E N E E E U O F H U E U G Y P I M E G E B V E L O E T E D O X I N E W N G L E L O B N E N O T E E N O P G T C I C L E M C F Q M H O B E N I N F C T O I H N I E V I F Y T I C P C N I D N U M B E T X E D N I M C J E N V E L O P E O W T B L K H CE LGEB NGLE C BICIML BINY CPCITY CENTE! CICLE CONVEX CONCVE DITIBUTIVE DODECGON ELEMENT ENVELOPE EVEN FCTO FIVE FOOT FOU GOUP GPH HELIX HEXGON INCH INDEX LITE MILE MODE NET NINE NUMBE OBTUE ONE ODE POWE PIME EL OOT MPLE ET INE TON TWO List (in alphabetical order) all the letters in the grid which were NOT used. Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:2]

s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One has been done as an example.

3 Maths Word earch 2 The Word List at the bottom (from NGLE to VOLUME) gives all the words that can be found in this grid. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may run up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. letter in the grid may be used more than once. s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One has been done as an example. P L L E L O G M N E L G Q U E P O N I N X N O T U M H I E I H M N E I O T U C N H G E P E O T D E T L N U I N O L I H L O I B K W E T T E E V G C O O L E T G G V O X E D N I P W E N L E T E E P P G N U E C G E V E T O O B Q E E O E D N I L Y C M P H V N H U C N N T B V T U P O T C E E C U B E L L U C I N U V T E T O D I O B U C T H E O E M NGLE! OCITIVE B GPH CUBE CUBOID CUVED CYLINDE EVEN HEXGON INCH INDEX NET ONE OBLONG OIGIN PLLELOGM PE CENT PI PLNE POWE PIME QUT DIL NGE TE TIO EL ELTION OOT ECTO ET HE PHEE QUE UM TE THEOEM THEE TON UNICUL UNION VECTO VETEX VOLUME List (in alphabetical order) all the letters in the grid which were NOT used. Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:3]

4 Maths Word earch 3 The Word List at the bottom (from NGLE to VOLUME) gives all the words that can be found in this grid. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may run up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. letter in the grid may be used more than once. s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One has been done as an example. N X E D N I G B Q U T I G N I T E D D O G T P L N E O E N O D L O I I X P F N M N M D I G I T M D H E B L G I G E B T U O T V L P O I I F E L U E N O C E X P O E G T N L U L N I I E B U C H V I E I L N M E E E O N O C U L E C T X L E N B O E P H H O C T H U O E L F M U O M F K N I G M U E V E O U O W E O E E O E E L N T O T C D N N T L T N G E N T M E L G N NGLE PPOXIMTION E BE BEVEL BCKET CENTE CONE COINE CUBE! DT DIGIT ELLIPE EVEN FCE FOOT FOM FOU GPH GOUP HELIX HEXGON INCH INDEX LINE LITE LOCU MEN MODE NET NUMEL OBLONG ODD ONE OIGIN PLNE POLE PIME QUT DIL TE EL ING OOT CLE IGN IMULTNEOU TNGENT THID TON TWO UNION VOLUME List (in alphabetical order) all the letters in the grid which were NOT used. _ Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:4]

5 Maths Word earch 4 In each of the statements below there is contained a word which can also be found in the list on the right. The word is never mixed up in any way, but only divided into parts, with all the letters still in their correct order. Find the word, underline it, write it at the end of the line, and tick it on the list. For example, given The wasp he released made us run. The finished answer should appear as The wasp he released made us run. sphere 1. They are all easy. 2. Too much sun has made crisp her ears. 3. It always gives me tremendous pleasure. 4. It is awful to have pains in every part of you. 5. fox cub enjoys frolics. 6. It is, all the same, a surety for good behaviour. 7. I cannot abide greefly. 8. Grasp a certificate quickly. 9. uch a melon ought to be eaten. 10. These could be such ordeals. 11. One fact or other is always important. 12. Why should the imp owe real money to me? 13. Don't make too much noise in church. 14. The man gleefully took all of it. 15. We are not all equal in dexterity. 16. ome thoughts look better in plain verse. 17. Maize roasted, is enjoyed by many decent rest is necessary sometimes. 19. To say he is dormant is sarcasm. 20. I am sure it was intended for me and me only. 21. Gardening is alright until you have to dig it over. 22. sk if you can celebrate 23. I cannot recall it really happening. 24. Collectors often look for fine quality. 25. Model lips enjoy much attention. 26. lthough broken large pieces remain. 27. Is time a sure cure for all ills? 28. Putting all on one horse could lose you money. 29. buse can trouble most people. 30. It is used to keep jam in usually. area angle cancel centre chord cube degree digit ellipse enlarge equal factor form gallon inch index inverse litre mantissa measure measure metre minus nought power secant sine space sphere zero Make up a statement of your own, that has the word - average - hidden in it. Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:5]

Find the word, underline it, write it at the end of the line, and tick it on the list. For example, given The wasp he released made us run.

6 Maths Word earch 5 In this Word earch you are not given the complete word. For each word that can be found in the grid, the list shows only its starting letter and the dashes show many letters it has. number in brackets says how many times that word has to be found. s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also filled in on the list. The first one has been done as an example. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may be arranged up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. When all the words have been found in the grid, there should be 13 letters not marked off. These 13 letters can be arranged to make 2 other mathematical words not on this list. Write these two words at the bottom. C E B (2) C C C D E H I L M M M (2) M M N N N N O O O P P (2) P P Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:6] N O D E H T C O M E T E C E C E N T E E V M I U N M X T I O T I Q G I V L I N H D T P N T I E C G I E E U N G L E O N T I T Z C L I N O O N N I D D E I D E N L P G G O E L E M E U U G E N L L E M U N M N B E T E B Q O B O I E E L N M I O E T C E L G F G O I T E E C B N U O I L N I T H N O T O I E L N U M B E G N I P P M E Q U E N C E Q Q T T (2) The two extra words are and T U U

The first one has been done as an example. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may be arranged up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction.

7 Maths Word earch 6 The Word List at the bottom (from CE to VETEX) gives all the words that can be found in this grid. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may run up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. letter in the grid may be used more than once. s each word is found in the grid it should marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One has been done as an example. O D E N Y X I L E H D E W E E T U C H U L C U E D D T B X I T P N O N T I O I C E E P I O E C E E M C T X E T E V N H E E C T D B M I L E W N N O I C I I M E N L O O I M O O U N M M D O P E L U I T X E I D D C H C N O N E Q T M N E T U T D U L E I U T E N E E I T N T O I M E T E N M C I L C Y C C U B E O U L I T E U O P I M E T N O I T C E E T N I B CE CUTE! DD C E OWHED B BE CICUMCIBED CUBE CYCLIC DENY DETEMINNT DICE EQUL EXCT HELIX INCH INDEX INTEECTION LINE LITE LOCU LUNE MEN METE MILE MINUTE MODE NET NODE NUMEL ONE PEIMETE PHI PI PLNE POLE PIME PIM DIU OOT ET IX TEN THEOEM TON TOU TWO UNION VETEX t the end there should be 10 letters NOT used. These can be arranged to spell a word. What is it? Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:7]

8 Maths Word earch 7 Each of the blocks of letters below represents a maze. way has to be found through the maze moving (up and down or across but not diagonally) from letter to letter. No letter may be used twice. In some cases arrows show where the maze is to be entered and left. The letters visited must spell words as you go, and these words can be written on the dashed lines to the right of each maze. The number of dashes show how many letters are in each word. The first one has been started. " # M E E E U T G E E E D E D M M U M I C E E L N V U Q E H 0 E I C X G T L " G M E L E P E O T G N O N Y L U M B E G Y O U N O D $ B L L P M I N O I M G P E P Y M E T E D E G E E D E C I _ " # C E T I L I O L E L C T C I N E O D F T D B T C E U O I T D I O O U B E D T C C N I N G T O L Y C O E % B U N Q M O H U N T N T G O E L L O Z L P I E N I P O N H O E D L D O D E C O E C H U T I H M E D U C N C O D E T M P T D D I E O E L D M E N H C G N N Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:8]

The letters visited must spell words as you go, and these words can be written on the dashed lines to the right of each maze. The number of dashes show how many letters are in each word.

9 Maths Word earch 8 ll the words that have to be found in this grid are the written form of the numbers listed at the bottom. In the grid the words are always in a straight line, but may run up and down, across or diagonally, and may be read in either direction. ny single letter in the grid may be used more than once, but no group of letters is used more than once. For example seven and seventeen have be found separately. ome numbers have to be found twice. s each word is found in the grid it should be marked off there, and also ticked on the list. One of the 8 s has been done as an example. N E V E L E I G H T Y Y O T Y N F E F N N I H N E T X Y E T O E I I E O I U T H E E T Y T G F E T N W Y O V F Y O T W H T T H G I E F I V T F N O T Y X E O L N F F E X N E N F I V E E V T O I I E W E E E E V N E U O G E T E V N N E E N E W H T T H I T E E N T T W E N T Y N T V E N N E U O F V E E G I T I O E T T W E L V E T V H X N I N E T Y X T V T N E I T D E D N U H I E G I H E Y N E E T E N I N X I E ! Frank Tapson 2004 [trolw:9]

ny single letter in the grid may be used more than once, but no group of letters is used more than once. For example seven and seventeen have be found separately. ome numbers have to be found twice.

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