Worksheets1% Club (season 2 episode 5)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
90% Question
What two-word Christmas carol is this code for?
(a)
80% Question
Which sequence of punctuation marks is in alphabetical order?
; , ? ! .
; , ! . ?
70% Question
Imagine the screen is upside down and answer the question in the image.
(a)
60% Question
How many bricks are missing from this wall?
(enter your answer as a number)
(a)
50% Question
Once you've taken the opposite of each word below, the phrase becomes a famous one.
SUBTRACT COMPLIMENT FROM ............................
Which of these completes it?
MILK
STORM
INJURY
45% Question
What professional title can prefix the following words to make three more words?
O N E
O W N
O U G H T
(a)
40% Question
Which of these words does not contain three consecutive letters of the alphabet in order?
Unopenable
Understandable
Unquestionable
Undefineable
35% Question
Vicky looks at the 24-hour digital clock in the mirror and mistakenly thinks the time is 10:55. What time is it really?
Twenty-two minutes past ten
One minute past ten
Ten minutes past five
30% Question
These words all have something in common.
SOAK SASH SPINE STEAK
Which of the following words could also be included in the list?
BATH
DROP
HELM
25% Question
What two letters would be next in this sequence?
ON, ET, WO, TH, RE, EF, OU, RF, IV, ES, ??
(a)
20% Question
Switzerland, Morocco, Argentina, Latvia and Lithuania are small.
Belgium, India and Germany are big.
What are Thailand, Iran, Nigeria and Yemen?
(a)
15% Question
What vowel appears exactly three times in the names of the twelve months of the year?
(a)
10% Question
What word can complete all of those below?
C ... ... ... , P ... ... ... N T , D E ... ... ... S T
(a)
5% Question
If you have just one example of each Bank of England coin and note in normal circulation in your pocket, how much will you have on you?
(you do not need to include the £ or p sign)
(a)
1% Question
All the words in this list have something specific in common. What is it?
Into
Therefore
Evaluate
Benign
(a)
