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Clue 1 Turn up the volume Find in the gaps in this table to find the message. Length (cm) Width (cm) Height (cm) Volume (cm 3 ) Letter 2 1 26 4 3 108 2 2 76 3 2 84 5 1 75 5 2 2 7 5 35 8 6 96 3 3 81 4 2 56 6 2 72 13 3 39 2 2 56 5 3 1 5 2 60 4 2 160 3 2 48 3 2 3 3 2 54 3 2 2 4 3 144 5 4 100 2 2 72 2 5 190 Volumes 1 & 2

Clue 2 - Raising the bar A Have you ever wondered what librarians do when there is no one else around? In this library, they race - pushing a trolley of books. The circuit weaves a figure of eight around the children s books, delicately touches the Romance section, hastily scurries past the Horror section before finishing next to the thrillers. One second is added on for every book which falls off the trolley. To crack this clue, plot a bar chart of the adjusted times of the different librarians. Name Time (secs) Books dropped Adjusted time Kate 35 3 Freda 22 4 Mary 17 9 Bill 15 13 Horace 15 1 Oliver 18 12 Wendy 17 17 Max 19 5 Sally 13 1

To solve this clue you must: A A) Arrange the names of the librarians in alphabetical order starting from the origin. B) Use a scale which makes best use of the space available. C) The word below the top of each bar is part of the clue. D) You will need to rearrange the 9 words to make a sentence. E) Although it won t help with the clue, label each axis and give the chart a heading! I always imagine paradise will be a kind of library. male female Killer biscuit crumb tea coffee spill You may sit in our library yet be in all quarters of the earth. Check it out! divisible What in the world would we do without libraries? Books don t have to have looks. number Dewey decimal has Nothing is pleasanter than exploring a library. fine A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life. Books by famous authors. fiction My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move you forward without wasting anything. Spread the words. Sssh be quiet. When I got my library card that s when my life began. snore Take your dreams off the shelf. five three six Don t judge a book by its cover. one two Take your dreams off the shelf. Silence Is golden. When the going gets tough, the tough get a librarian. Open a book, open your mind. quiet please Cutting libraries in a recession is like cutting hospitals In a plague. snack open closed borrow novel overdue

Clue 2 - Raising the bar AA Have you ever wondered what librarians do when there is no one else around? In this library, they race - pushing a trolley of books. The circuit weaves a figure of eight around the children s books, delicately touches the Romance section, hastily scurries past the Horror section before finishing next to the thrillers. One second is added on for every book which falls off the trolley. First from these clues, find out how long each librarian took and how many books they dropped. After that you can work out the adjusted time. 1. There are 9 librarians. The slowest was Kate who took 35 seconds. 2. Max dropped 5 times as many books as Sally. 3. Freda was 13 secs faster than Kate. 4. Wendy and Mary both took 2 secs more than Bill. 5. Kate and Freda dropped 7 books between them but Freda dropped 1 more than Kate. 6. Mary dropped 8 more books than Sally but 8 fewer than Wendy. 7. Oliver was 3 secs slower than Bill but 1 sec faster than Max. 8. Sally was 6 secs faster than Max but only 2 secs faster than Horace. 9. Bill s time was 20 secs less than Kate s. 10. Oliver dropped 5 fewer books than Wendy but only 1 fewer than Bill. 11. Sally and Horace both dropped 1 book. Name Time (secs) Books dropped Adjusted time

To crack this clue, plot a bar chart of the adjusted times of the different librarians. AA You must: A) Arrange the names of the librarians in alphabetical order starting from the origin. B) Use a scale which makes best use of the space available. C) The word below the top of each bar is part of the clue. D) You will need to rearrange the 9 words to make a sentence. E) Although it won t help with the clue, label each axis and give the chart a heading! I always imagine paradise will be a kind of library. male female Killer biscuit crumb tea coffee spill You may sit in our library yet be in all quarters of the earth. Check it out! divisible What in the world would we do without libraries? Books don t have to have looks. number Dewey decimal has Nothing is pleasanter than exploring a library. fine A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life. Books by famous authors. fiction My two favourite things in life are libraries and bicycles. They both move you forward without wasting anything. Spread the words. Sssh be quiet. When I got my library card that s when my life began. snore Take your dreams off the shelf. five three six Don t judge a book by its cover. one two Take your dreams off the shelf. Silence Is golden. When the going gets tough, the tough get a librarian. Open a book, open your mind. quiet please Cutting libraries in a recession is like cutting hospitals In a plague. snack open closed borrow novel overdue

Clue 3 Decimal System Calculate the x or. Add the digits in the tens, units and tenths positions. Decode the number. eg 123.45 x 10 =1234.5 3+4+5=12=L Calculation Answer Number Letter 14450 100 4.620 x 100 21.005 x 10 8676.24 10 1.09324 x 1000 102.124 x 10 99454.2 1000 0.23019 x 100 123.774 x 100 0.18864 x 1000 16.234 x 100 55901 1000 6.4126 x 1000 47679.3 100 0.5001 x 100 354112 10 14.6862 x 100 8.22410 x 100 0.422174 x 1000 0.005117 x 10000 2304.17 100 554.21 10 0.848417 x 100 1.88321 x 100

Clue 4 Brackets Work out where the brackets should go to make each number sentence correct. The numbers in the brackets give the code. eg 5 x 3 + 2 = 25 5 x (3 + 2)=25 3 + 2 =5 = e 6 + 7 X 2=26 3 X 30 7=69 2 6 5 = 1 4 2 2 x 26-7 =38 10 + 4 2 =7 2+4 2 9+6 =1 5 3 + 7 + 10 x 2=40 3 x4 2 =6 40 2 + 3 =8 5 + 5 + 9 x 2 = 38 2 x 9 + 7 = 32 9 x 2 + 2 + 1 = 45 7 x 2 + 1 = 21 3 + 5 x 10 + 10 = 103 2 x 9 8 x 3 = 6 12 9 2 = 1.5 3 10+2 18 =2 20-15 x 12 =60 9 x 2 +1 + 1 =36 Numbers within brackets Letter

10 Clue 5 Find the missing corner To solve this clue, plot the co-ordinates given and then find the co-ordinates of the missing corner. Use this to find a word from the word table. Rearrange the 7 words you get to make a sentence. No shapes overlap. Draw the shapes in order. All co-ordinates are whole numbers. Shape 1 - square (0,8) (2,10) (2,6) Shape 2 - rectangle (0,4) (1,5) (3,3) Shape 3 - kite (4,9) (6,10) (6,6) Shape 4 - isosceles triangle (8,10) (9,7) Shape 5 - rhombus (4,3) (3,5) (4,7) Shape 6 - parallelogram (2,0) (4,2) (6,0) Shape 7 - kite (6,3) (8,5) (8,7) 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 10 8

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