On Isometric Paper, draw a regular hexagon (six sides with equal length sides), and divide the hexagon into six equal parts. Each segment should be an equilateral triangle, with each side the same length, and each angle 60 degrees.
Draw a design in one triangle and rotate the design five more times.
If necessary use some tracing paper, to make sure you are rotating your design correctly. If you don't have tracing paper, using baking / parchment paper.
Talking sheepdog gets all the sheep in the pen for his farmer. He comes back and says ‘All 40 accounted for.’ Farmer says, ‘I’ve only got 36!’ Sheepdog replies, ‘I know, but I rounded them up.'
Hired an odd-job man to do 8 jobs for me. When I got back, he'd only done jobs 1,3,5, and 7 Have you heard about the mathematical plant? It has square roots After careful investigation, it was found that aliens' heights were paranormally distributed I hit someone with a scientific calculator - I used the cosh button What kind of tree could a maths teacher climb? = Geometry What do you get if you cross a maths teacher and a clock? Arithma-ticks! Last night I dreamed that I was weightless! I was like, 0mg
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1 of 20: A nice easy one to start. You're in
the newsagent buying a choccy bar (65p), a can of pop (75p) and your favourite
Stamp Collecting Monthly (£4.85). What's your change from a tenner?
£3.75 £3.25 £2.95 £2.85
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2 of 20: Staggering into work one Monday
morning, you're briefly awoken from your zombie-like state with news of a 12%
rise on your £25,000 salary. So what's your new pay?
£26,000 £27,000 £28,000 £29,000
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3 of 20: You're getting a round in. Three of
you want pints of lovely, lovely bitter, while the other – who's been watching
too many 60s-set American dramas – opts for a double bourbon on ice. If a beer
costs £4.20 and a shot of bourbon is £3.50, what'll it come to?
£19.60 £20.40 £21.20 £22.40
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4 of 20: Looking to impress your other half
with an impromptu holiday, you bag a bargain package trip to Kabul at the
specially slashed rate of £235. If that's a saving of 60%, what would the
original price have been?
£376.00 £587.50 £705.00 £940.50
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5 of 20: Sitting in your undies and playing
online roulette in a manner very much like James Bond, you bet £5. Your number
actually comes up and the odds are 35-1, so how much beer money have you won?
£115 £140 £175 £200
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6 of 20: Every time you brandish your dusty
old laptop in public, people laugh and insult you to your face. You're saving
£150 a month towards a new one. If you've already got £210 and your dream
laptop costs £1100, how long until you can get it?
Four months Five months Six months Seven months
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7 of 20: You and five mates are in your local
curryhouse and thanks to massive beerage, the bill has come to £240. You decide
to tip 15% on top of that - so how much should everyone pay?
£26 £36 £46 £56
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8 of 20: You and your closest pals are going
on a wild weekend to Amsterdam to… um.... to see the Van Gogh paintings! If the
current exchange rate gets you 1.4 euros for every pound, how much will you get
for £400?
530 euros 540 euros 550 euros 560 euros
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9 of 20: Those lovely people at your car
insurance company have decided to up the premium from £550 to £605 this year.
What, roughly, is the percentage increase you'll shortly be whinging about to
your friends?
5% 10% 15% 20%
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10 of 20: You're dividing a cake up at a small
birthday get-together. Two guests are on diets and only want an eighth each.
One is drunk and greedy and demands a quarter. You take a sixth for yourself,
which leaves how much for hangover breakfast the next day?
A third A quarter A fifth A sixth
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11 of 20: You want to buy a nice rug to make
people think you're an actual grown up. If the living room measures 14 metres
by 10 metres, and you want to leave a border two metres wide around the rug,
what size should it be?
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12 of 20: You finally get round to setting up
a savings account and proudly plonk £400 in there, with the promise of 5%
interest being added annually. Even if you never added anything yourself, how
much would be waiting for you in three years?
£450.10 £463.05 £476.45 £490.25
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13 of 20: There's one minute to go before the
2-for-1 happy hour ends and there's no time to waste. You hand over £20 and ask
for as many drinks as you can get. You get £2 change and eight drinks – which
means each drink normally costs what?
£4.00 £4.25 £4.50 £4.80
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14 of 20: Since you earn more than your
beloved, lazy other half, you've gallantly/stupidly agreed to pay 2/3rds of all
bills. This quarter, the grand total has come to £450 – so how much will your
pockets be weeping?
£300 £320 £340 £360
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15 of 20: After putting it off forever, it's
time to sort out the muddy World War One trench that is your lawn. If it
measures 15 metres by 9, and the grass seeds you need cost 46p per square
metre, how much will you have to spend?
£43.35 £49.50 £55.66 £62.10
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16 of 20: Say you're idling along the motorway
at a respectable 70mph, and the next service station is 10 miles away, when can
you tell your whinging passengers they can finally tuck into a freshly
microwaved full English?
7 minutes 8.5 minutes 9 minutes 10.5 minutes
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17 of 20: You notice a dartboard in your local
and decide it's time your friends got wind of your latent darting genius. If
the starting score is 501 and you throw a treble 16, a double 17 and a treble
12, what will this leave you with?
490 420 399 383
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18 of 20: Due to a combination of rubbish
lager and 4am Xboxing, you don't rock up to work until 11.23am. You then leave
due to "sickness" at 4.15pm. If your usual hours are 8.30am to 6pm,
how many minutes of toil have you cunningly avoided?
111 189 278 301
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19 of 20: Your admittedly bizarre local
independent supermarket runs a special "Discount Tuesday" deal where
every product over a fiver is discounted by 10%. If you buy eggs for £1.99,
sausages for £2.60, a ribeye steak for £10.70, a bottle of rum for £15.90 and a
bumper six-pack of Kebab Flavour instant noodles for £5.50, how much will you
spend?
£25.89 £33.48 £38.50 £40.32
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20 of 20: You've started a new job at a dodgy
sales company that makes Boiler Room look like Open All Hours. Your base
monthly take home is £2,000, but you've got to sell £17,000 worth of useless
stuff every month. Good news is you get 10% extra for everything beyond that
quota. If you sold £27,200 in month one, what would your total pat be?
