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TRICK QUESTIONS (PAGE 36 ) ANSWERS
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1. He starts walking towards the north pole, when
This month’s Parish Council Meeting will be held on he reaches it, he is then walking south.
Tuesday June 22nd in the Memorial Hall.
2. The items are the remains of a melted snowman.
3. “I is one of the vowels” or “I is the ninth letter of
Tunbridge Wells Borough Council
the alphabet.”
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The front colour band is ‘poppy’ or crimson - associated with the months of July and August. The symbolic meaning was of fire
and associated with power and importance as is a colour that stands out. Crimson also has a Biblical meaning symbolising the
presence of God and the blood of martyrs.
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