Hi everyone. This is the BRAINWORKS for December 27th. You can use the clues to help you figure out the daily theme and fill in the missing letters in each word. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask anytime. There's no need to rush. You can take your time. This is for fun!
Fill in the Blank
1. C __ L __ R __ ( Can by used in a salad and have peanut butter spread on it)
2. S __ I N __ C __ ( Popeye at this)
3. Z __ C C __ I __ I ( Can be used as a substitute for noodles)
4. C A __ B A __ E ( Purple and can be used in salads)
5. M __ S __ R __ O __ S ( Can be used on a pizza for topping)
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I don't know 'Zucchini', we- in England- we call them Courgette... which wouldn't 'Fit'. Strange how we call 'Things' differently. We have Aubergine, you have Egg Plant, for example. I can't think of any more Food Based 'differences'... though there could, very well, be some more.
I'm Not going into, All our language 'differences' here.... maybe an Interesting subject elsewhere though?
Wow I didn't realize mushrooms were considered as vegetables . I looked it up and mushrooms are defined as vegetables, and Fungi. All of the other vegetable need sunlight to grow, but mushrooms grow, and thrive without sunlight . I like learning new things, and this in turn strengthens our brain muscles. Happy Holidays.
Thank you for letting us know the information about mushrooms. Very interesting! I knew they were low carb., but didn’t know about the sun being needed for them.😀👍🌈🍄
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. I looked it up and mushrooms are defined as vegetables, and Fungi. All of the other vegetable need sunlight to grow, but mushrooms grow, and thrive without sunlight 