Question 2 (clip 1): Another famous fictional character with the same first name associated with a number of ne'er do wells! Take their number and divide it by 10. What do you get?

Question 4 (clip 2): How much water would completely fill a cuboid container with internal dimensions of length 40cm, width 30cm and height 20cm?

Question 6 (clip 3): From the Headlands 'Numeracy Ninjas' Maths activity, take the number of different coloured belts and square it!

Question 8 (clip 4): Take the flag for the country that this superhero represents, and multiply the number of colours it contains by 6. What is the answer?

Question 10 (clip 5): Take the number of different films in this series and substitute it for 'a' in this calculation. What answer do you get:

(5a + 2) + 8

Question 12 (clip 6): This character famously described life as being like a box of chocolates. If I have a box of chocolates containing 6 soft centres, 4 hard centres and 5 chewy centres, what is the probability that I will pick EITHER a soft or a hard centre (answer as a fraction in its simplest form)?

Question 14 (clip 7): There are 140 calories in a 28 gram bag of M&Ms. How many calories are there in 15 bags?

Question 16 (clip 8): Pirates love treasure- if one gold coin is worth 2.5 silver coins, how many gold coins are worth 67.5 silver coins?

Question 18 (clip 9): This character is associated with both thunder and lightning. The speed of light 299,792 km/second. What is this in standard form?

Question 20 (clip 10): This person's surname is also a chemical element. It's atomic number can be found by calculating  $6^2+\left(\sqrt{16}\times11\right)$   What is this number?