Jake wants to lend a game to Mia, but he cannot meet her today. Mia’s schedule is: Mia meets Ethan at 09:00. Ethan meets Lily at 10:00. Lily meets Jake at 11:00. Jake meets Mia at 12:00. Which extra meeting would help Mia get the game today?

The temperature in Sydney at noon is 32°C. If the temperature in London is 10°C, by how many degrees Celsius is the temperature in Sydney higher than in London?

Day is to night as good is to ?

My walk to school every morning takes me through a garden. The path through the garden is 600 metres from the entrance to the exit. Yesterday, I was 100 metres from the exit when I realized I had dropped my wallet. I walked back 60 metres and then another 70 metres to find it. How much further than usual did I walk through the garden yesterday?

You thrive in solitude, content with your own company. While social gatherings hold little appeal, you find fulfillment in independent pursuits and quiet introspection. The idea of building close friendships feels unnecessary, even slightly burdensome at times. This week showcases your preference for independent living. Your neighbor throws a lively barbeque, and the sounds of laughter waft through the air. You choose to spend the afternoon engrossed in a complex online puzzle, the challenge providing a sense of satisfaction that social interaction wouldn’t offer. How often do you find yourself preferring solitude over forming close friendships? Do you enjoy your own company and find fulfillment in independent pursuits, or do you sometimes feel lonely or isolated?

There are six cities (P, Q, R, S, T, and U) in a region. City Q is north of City R and northeast of City P. City R is north of City S and west of City T. City U is east of City T. Which city is northwest of City S?

A map is drawn on a grid showing highways around Australia. Ava begins her journey in Broome and drives West to Hobart. She then travels SE to Brisbane. From there, she decides to go NE. Where does Ava stop?

A fitness trainer is comparing weight loss results between two clients: Client X and Client Y. She notices that Client X lost 10 pounds in one month, while Client Y lost only 5 pounds. The trainer concludes, “Clearly, Client X is more dedicated and committed to their fitness goals than Client Y.” Which one of the following sentences shows the mistake the trainer has made?

If F is 6 letters from the end, what letter is 3 letters from the beginning?

Four colleagues, Emily, Frank, Grace, and Harry are assigned tasks for a project. Emily says, “If Frank completes the report, then Grace will handle the presentation. If Frank does not complete the report, then Harry will lead the meeting.” If Grace does not handle the presentation, who will lead the meeting? Which of the statements is NOT TRUE?

Bob’s cup contains ½ litre of water. Jane’s cup contains one quarter of this amount. How much water would need to be added to Jane’s cup to equal Bob’s cup?

Lily is better at basketball than Max, and Max is better at basketball than Ethan. However, during a basketball tournament, Ethan scores the most points, followed by Max, and then Lily. Which of the following statements cannot be true?

Four friends are at a dinner table with four seats. There are two seats on each side of the table. Sarah is either sitting at the head of the table or next to Alex. Alex is sitting across from Rachel. Rachel is not sitting next to Sarah, and she is not sitting at the head of the table.Who is sitting at the head of the table?

A scholarship guideline specifies: “To be eligible for the scholarship, students must have a GPA of at least 3.5.” Which one of the options below is CONTRADICTORY?

Emma wants to learn to speak Italian, but she thinks it will take her a long time. Marco suggests a solution: “You should spend some time in Rome. There are plenty of people there who can speak Italian.” Which one of these statements, if true, best supports Marco’s claim?
An Emma can travel to Rome easily.
B Learning a language always takes hard work and concentration.
C Marco has learned to speak three different languages.
D Languages are easier to learn if you practise speaking to them with other people.

In the garden of words, where verses bloom,

Poetry dances, chasing away gloom,

Each line a melody, sung from the heart,

As emotions unfurl, like a work of art.

Metaphors sparkle like stars in the night,

Painting pictures of love, joy, and fright,

Similes shine, like the sun’s golden rays,

Guiding us through life’s intricate maze.

Rhymes and rhythms, like a gentle breeze,

Whisper secrets, beneath the trees,

Personification breathes life into words,

As nature’s wonders, like a flock of birds.

Limericks tickle, with humour and jest,

While haikus whisper, in moments of rest,

Idioms dance, with a wink and a smile,

Adding flavour to each poetic style.

Poetry is a journey, through time and space,

A reflection of humans,

It captures the essence of life’s sweet refrain,

In every stanza, joy and pain.

So let us immerse ourselves in its embrace,

And let our hearts and minds interlace,

For in the realm of poetry, we find,

A sanctuary for the soul, a place divine. How are limericks described in the poem?

Aiden and Abigail first met on a Monday. They met again 7 days later. They then met for the third time 5 days later. On which day did Aiden and Abigail meet for the third time?

When a piece of paper is folded and a hole is punched as shown on the left; resembles which of the figures on the right when the paper is unfolded?

After school, Mia likes to visit her favourite juice stand to buy a drink. The stand sells four types of juice, which are available on different days. Mia does not like apple or lemon juice, but she will visit the stand if she can buy a drink that she likes. If today is Wednesday, which juices are available?

You experience a perplexing phenomenon – occasional intrusive thoughts that feel alien and don’t seem to originate from your own mind. These unwanted thoughts can be disturbing or nonsensical, causing anxiety and confusion. This week highlights an instance of intrusive thoughts. During a crucial final exam, an intrusive thought pops into your head: “Write gibberish on the answer sheet!” You clench your jaw, willing the thought away and focusing on the information you’ve studied. Despite the disruption, you manage to answer the questions thoughtfully. How often do you experience intrusive thoughts that feel like they don’t belong to you and cause you distress? Are you able to manage these thoughts and maintain a sense of control over your actions, or do they significantly disrupt your daily life?

During a discussion about the benefits of setting goals, Lisa suggests using the SMART criteria to create specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives.  How does using the SMART criteria aid in goal-setting?A. Breaking down long-term goals into smaller milestones helps individuals track progress and stay motivated.
B. Engaging in creative activities, such as writing or painting, fosters self-expression and emotional well-being.
C. Practicing mindfulness meditation reduces stress and improves focus and attention.
D. Socializing with friends and family members strengthens social connections and promotes emotional resilience.

You prioritize the comfort and satisfaction of others, readily adjusting your own plans and desires to accommodate their wishes. This can be a valuable trait, but it can also lead to resentment and a sense of losing yourself in the process of pleasing everyone. This week highlights your people-pleasing tendencies in a situation. You’re assigned a group project at work. While you have a clear vision for how to approach the task, your team members express a different approach. Despite having strong arguments for your method, you suppress your ideas and readily adopt theirs, wanting to avoid conflict and ensure a smooth collaboration. How often do you find yourself prioritizing the desires of others, even if it means sacrificing your own preferences or needs? Do you have healthy boundaries and feel comfortable expressing your own wishes, or do you struggle to say no and end up feeling resentful?

You often find yourself in situations where you interact with people you perceive as being of lower status or importance. This sense of entitlement can create conflict and hinder your ability to connect with others genuinely. This week highlights your sense of entitlement in a situation. You’re assigned a group project for a class. While some of your classmates are eager to contribute, you find yourself taking charge and delegating tasks, sometimes treating your peers more like subordinates than equals. How often do you find yourself feeling superior to those around you? Are you open to learning from others, or do you assume you are always the most knowledgeable or important person in the room?

City V is north of City W and northeast of City U. City W is north of City X and west of City Y. City Z is east of City Y. Which city is northwest of City X?

Which of these is the code for the next shape in the pattern sequence?

In the lily-laden realm where dusk unfolds,
Resides a choir unseen, yet vividly bold.
Their serenade, a nocturnal symphony,
Weaves through reeds, a sonorous tapestry.

Amidst the tranquil blanket of the night,
Croaks arise, like whispers taking flight.
Each note a ripple in the moonlit pond,
Where shadows dance to the rhythm beyond.

Their throats, like tiny amphorae of sound,
Release the melodies that echo around,
A chorus of nature’s captivating grace,
In the tranquil sanctuary of this sacred place.

With eyes that gleam like polished emerald,
They leap and bound, by instinct propelled.
A ballet of agility upon the marshy stage,
Their movements a testament to ancient sage.

Their skin, a canvas of verdant hue,
Adorned with specks of evening dew.
Each limb a testament to nature’s art,
Crafted with precision, a masterpiece at heart.

Through mists and vapours, they navigate,
A symphony of life, both small and great.
In harmony with the wetland’s pulse,
They thrive, a testament to nature’s impulse.

Each leap, a leap of faith into the unknown,
Their resilience, a story yet to be fully shown.
For in the marsh’s embrace, they find their voice,
A testament to life’s enduring rejoices.

In the symphony of the marsh, they play their part,
A testament to nature’s intricate art.
Their croaks, a song of resilience and grace,
Echoing through time and space.What mood is conveyed by the description “a sonorous tapestry”?

A veterinarian says: “Pet owners should take their animals for regular check-ups.” Which one of the options below is CONTRADICTORY?

What is the value of the shape( ? )

Use the alphabet series A to Z as a guide to decode and find the answer to each question. Example: If the code for SEAT is QCYR, what is the code for PUSH? (a) NSQF (b) NRHG (c) QLJI (d) OPIJ (e) MNYK

The goals scored by players in four games are recorded in the table .
Were there more total goals scored in Game 2 or Game 3?

Tom can solve math problems faster than Alice, and Alice can solve them faster than Ben. However, during a math competition, Ben finishes first, followed by Alice, and then Tom. Which of the following statements cannot be true?

Whenever there is a school assembly, all students must wear their school uniforms. Wearing school uniforms always makes the students behave better. Hannah: “Students wore their uniforms yesterday, so there must have been a school assembly.” Jacob: “If there is a school assembly tomorrow, all students will wear their uniforms and behave better.” If the information in the box is true, whose reasoning is correct?

During a discussion about the benefits of setting goals, Lisa suggests using the SMART criteria to create specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives.  How does breaking down long-term goals into smaller milestones help individuals?A. Breaking down long-term goals into smaller milestones helps individuals track progress and stay motivated.
B. Engaging in creative activities, such as writing or painting, fosters self-expression and emotional well-being.
C. Practicing mindfulness meditation reduces stress and improves focus and attention.
D. Socializing with friends and family members strengthens social connections and promotes emotional resilience.

How many students scored 4 marks or fewer on the spelling test?

The table shows the cost of dry-cleaning clothes. If Gemma wants to dry clean 3 coats, how much will it cost?

You possess a specialized skill set that makes you a valuable asset in your field. This expertise can sometimes lead to an inflated sense of self-importance. While you excel at your job, you struggle to interact with those you perceive as “below” you on the professional ladder. This week highlights your struggles with perceived superiority in a situation. You lead a crucial presentation for a potential client. During the Q&A session, a representative from the client’s marketing department asks a seemingly simple question. You roll your eyes internally, assuming they haven’t paid close enough attention, and deliver your response in a dismissive tone. How often do you find yourself feeling superior to others, especially those you perceive as less knowledgeable or experienced than yourself? Do you treat everyone with respect, regardless of their position, or do you struggle to hide your arrogance at times?

The number codes for three of these four words are listed in a random order. REST MITE STIR TRIM
1456 3154 4231. Find the word that has the number code 314526.

If Sophie is 170 cm tall and Mia is 30 cm taller than Sophie, and Ethan is 15 cm taller than Mia, how tall is Ethan?

If the code for TIGER is QXCN, what is LION the code for?

You crave spontaneity. Detailed plans and rigid schedules feel stifling to your free spirit. Your life thrives on unexpected turns and last-minute decisions. This weekend, fueled by a sudden whim, you decide to ditch your usual routine. Instead of catching up on chores, you pack a backpack with essentials and a change of clothes. Following an impulsive online travel tip, you hop on a bus heading to an unknown destination. The thrill of the unknown energizes you as the city landscape gives way to rolling hills and quaint villages. Arriving at your impromptu getaway, you discover a charming local festival in full swing. Live music fills the air, and the aroma of exotic food tempts your taste buds. You lose yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, mingling with locals and trying unfamiliar delicacies. As the sun dips below the horizon, you find yourself captivated by a street performer’s fire juggling act. How often do you find yourself acting on impulse, making spontaneous decisions without much planning or forethought?

Which story best fits the equation 6×4 = 24?

Think of the alphabet in pairs (AA, BB, CC, etc.). What is the second letter in the 13th pair?

What word can be placed in the brackets so that it forms another word or phrase when tacked on to the end of the first word, and another word or phrase when placed in front of the second word? SUN ( ) SET

Find the value of ?