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### Nature and Trivia: Dandelion, Tulip, and Sunflower Challenges ###

Dive into this engaging quiz where you need to identify three beautiful flowers: Dandelion, Tulip, and Sunflower. Test your knowledge of unofficial JELL-O flavors with a fun trivia question: Which of these has never been an official gelatin flavor—Cola, Celery, or Coconut? Additionally, challenge yourself with a picture puzzle that features jellyfish and guess the words these images make. Lastly, engage in a double meaning riddle connecting the word 'Jam', which refers to both a tasty spread for toast and heavy traffic congestion. ###

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### Nature and Trivia: Dandelion, Tulip, and Sunflower Challenges ###

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  1. Close-up Identify these three objects

  2. Close-up Identify these three objects Dandelion Tulip Sunflower

  3. Trivia! Which of these has not been tried as an official JELL-O gelatin flavor? • Cola • Celery • Coconut

  4. Trivia! Which of these has not been tried as an official JELL-O gelatin flavor? • Cola • Celery • Coconut

  5. Swirled What is this?

  6. Swirled What is this? Jellyfish

  7. Picture Puzzle What words do these pictures make? s ing

  8. Picture Puzzle What words do these pictures make? s ing Steering Wheel

  9. Double Meaning Double Meaning Think of a word that means both things: • Something you • Put on toast • a lot of traffic

  10. Double Meaning Double Meaning Think of a word that means both things: • Something you • Put on toast • a lot of traffic Jam

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