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Tony likes indigo but not blue He likes onions but not turnips he likes forms but not shapes According to the same rules does he like tomatoes or avocados?
neither! he likes ice cream!
If Tony likes indigo but not blue he likes onions but not turnips he likes form but not shapes following the same rule does he like tomatoes or avocados?
he likes avocados because all the quesions apply except for the last one, a tomato is a sphere and he doesn't like shapes so he must like an avocado. Glad I could help!!!!
If Tony likes indigo but not blue he likes onion but not turnips he likes forms but not shapes According to the same rule does he like tomatoes or avocados?
He likes avocadoes. In the question, Tony prefers the more delicate things. Indigo is a weaker blue, turnips can be very acrid while onions can be sweet, forms can be abstract and shapes can be clearly described. According to this, avocado is preferred because it has a delicate flavor and texture while (good) tomatoes are generally acidic and have distinct flavor.
What bulbs do you use as food?
onions, turnips, radishes
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No. Budgies cannot eat onions, avocados, rhubarb, chocolate, or dairy products.
What do turnips look like?
They look like almost the color of onions,
Are turnips bigger than onions?
it depends how big the turnip is
Are frogs in guacamole dip?
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Is guacamole a tree nut?
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What high protein foods have longest shelf life?
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What were the staple crops in the middle colonies?
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