A banana is a fruit that looks like a yellow smiley face and comes in its individual natural wrapper which you peel off to get to the soft and sweet flesh inside. It is tasty and good for you, full of vitamins and minerals to keep you healthy and give you energy for school and play. You can even make delicious desserts with it, like banana cake, banoffee pie, and ice cream.
2. Canary
Answer: Yellow
This tiny bird has feathers as bright as sunshine on a little round body. Its chirps and trills sound like happy laughter. Canaries can live in cages in people's homes and bring joy with their singing but, as all living creatures, they're happiest when living free in nature.
3. Daffodil
Answer: Yellow
The daffodil looks like a golden trumpet standing tall among the other flowers in a garden. Its delicate, bright yellow cup-shaped petals are wrapped around a smaller orange cup. They are considered the first sign of spring since they bloom in early March.
4. Swan
Answer: White
A swan is a beautiful bird with white feathers and a long, graceful neck that curves like a question mark. Its beak is orange, and its eyes are dark and shiny, like little black beads. When it moves, it glides across the water as if it's dancing, with its wings spread wide like the sails of a boat.
The most famous literary swan is the hero in Hans Christian Andersen's "The Ugly Duckling."
5. Cauliflower
Answer: White
A cauliflower is a vegetable that looks like a white fluffy cloud that landed in a garden. It is made up of little florets, like tiny trees huddled together. You can cook it up in many ways, mashed, fried, or with cheese and it goes well with meat or fish.
6. Milk
Answer: White
Milk comes from cows, goats, or even sheep! It's a creamy, white liquid that's full of goodness and helps kids grow big and strong, just like water helps plants grow. It's packed with calcium and vitamins that make the bones strong and the muscles healthy. You can drink it straight from a glass, pour it over your cereal, or mix it into yummy recipes like pancakes or smoothies.
7. Spinach
Answer: Green
Spinach is the superhero among vegetables. It is tall and long and its dark green leaves are like little capes that blow in the wind. It is a powerhouse of minerals and vitamins that will make you strong like Popeye, the Sailor Man. It is good in salads, soups, casseroles, and stir-fries, even in smoothies.
8. Cucumber
Answer: Green
A cucumber is a crunchy, green vegetable that grows all over the world from yellow flowers on a vine. It is very good in salads and soups or to scoop dips with, and contains a lot of water that makes it taste cool and fresh. It can be pickled in salt and vinegar and accompany your burger or sandwich.
9. Grasshopper
Answer: Green
This little bug loves to play leapfrog all day long! It has a body that's like a tiny green torpedo, with long legs that make it great at jumping really high. Its eyes are big and round and its antennas stick out from its head like tiny little antennas on a spaceship. Grasshoppers love to munch on green leaves and grass, and they make a funny "chirping" sound by rubbing their wings together.
10. Chocolate
Answer: Brown
Chocolate is a delicious treat that comes from a magical bean called the cocoa bean. It is sweet and creamy with a rich brown color and comes in many forms, like bars, chips, or even melted into a warm, gooey drink. It is perfect for making delicious desserts like cookies and cakes, and it is the perfect sweet pick-me-up when extra energy is needed during the day, always in moderation.
11. Chestnut
Answer: Brown
The outside of this nut is rough and spiky, like a little hedgehog ball, but when you crack it open, you find two or three shiny, smooth, brown nuts inside. Chestnuts are nature's little surprises, with a delicious, nutty flavor that's perfect for roasting over a fire, bringing warmth and joy on chilly days.
They can be boiled, candied, mashed, and made into delicious soups and desserts, like the famous Mont Blanc.
12. Cockroach
Answer: Brown
Cockroaches are ancient bugs, at least 320 million years old. They are tough and hardy and can live up to a week without a head, up to three months without food, and a month without water. They can live anywhere in the world but prefer warm indoor conditions, namely our kitchens and bathrooms.
The most common variety is a light to dark brown but they come in many colors even a black and white polka dot one. They eat almost everything, from sugar and meats to books, glue, and garbage. Nice little fellows!
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