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Past Papers
year 6 SATs papers (English, Maths and Science)
AQA This link takes you to the maths papers. For other subjects just choose from the list on the left.
Unfortunately for this one you will need a centre number. However your school should be able to provide this.
Answers to jokes and puzzles
What odd number becomes even when it is beheaded? SEVEN (without the S it is EVEN)
Mrs Smith bought 99 apples at the market and had the stallholder put them in four bags, carrying an odd number in each bag. How was that possible? He put 33 in each of three bags and then put them all in a fourth bag
It has cities, but no houses. It has forests, but no trees. It has rivers, but no fish.
What is it? A map
Which number is the only number to be spelt with the same number of letters as the number itself. (for example the number 12 (twelve) is made of up 6 letters so this is not the answer) Four as it has 4 letters.
What row of numbers comes next?
1
11
21
1211
111221
312211
13112221
Read each line out loud then you will realise that it is 1113213211
There are six eggs in the basket. Six people each take one of the eggs. How can it be that one egg is left in the basket?
The last person takes the basket with the last egg in it.
What Christmas Carol is the favourite of parents? Silent Night
What does a cat on the beach have in common with Christmas? Sandy Claws
A man was born before his father and married his three sisters. He did nothing wrong either legally or morally. How was this so?
The man was a priest who was born when his father was present (slightly unusual meaning of before). He officiated at his sisters' weddings.
Paul Joins with another saint to produce something permanent. The answer is a nine-letter word.
Paul joined with Peter gives PERPETUAL.
Use me well and I am everybody. Scratch my back and I am nobody. You can look at my face but never see me. What am I?
A mirror
What sort of story begins with a limb and ends with a finish.
A legend
A famous professor had a brother who died. The man who died did not have a brother. How were the professor and the man who died related?
The professor was the dead man's sister.
Tom's mother had three children. One called April, one called May and the other called .......?
Tom
As round as an apple, as deep as a pail. It never cries out, 'til it's caught by the tail. What is it?
A bell
The person who made it did not want it. The person who bought it did not use it. And the person who used it did not know it. What is it?
A coffin
Double Jeopardy - you should ask each guard what the other guard would say. Then go through the opposite door.
Useful links
2009 league table for some of the local schools in the recent GCSE and A level results Just type in North Yorkshire or the school you are looking for.
Primary Resources - a great website with all sorts of ideas for Primary pupils
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