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A little quiz. This one has no prize I’m afraid, but I’ve got two prize-laden quizzes in the pipeline for later this week and next week, so this will be a good warm up.
Question: What is this green liquid, and what is it doing in this bottle? Answers in the comments – I’ll post the correct answer tomorrow.
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Ok now how many guesses do I get? I think perhaps it is apple squash and you are about to give it to a good friend? Perhaps it is the last of your washing up liquid?
Perhaps the liquid isn’t green, but a light filter has been sellotaped on the back? Got it – it has been left in the sun for 5 weeks and is now growing algae, which you are about to send off to Buxton to get a free bottle of water?
Washing up liquid.
You’ve broken the original bottle – or maybe used it for some interesting art experiment..
J
Joe’s got it – you used your fairy liquid bottle to make a bath time submarine 
and needed somewhere to put the left overs! Did you enjoy your submarine?
you’ve liquidized the crazy frog – good work!
oh no, hang on. he’s blue… ah well…
Looks like swamp water to me. How it got there?
Someone was trying to catch tadpoles.
It’s a sample you’re taking to the path lab — someone needs urgent medical attention!
It looks suspisciously like a bottle of squash found in a bag that has been in lost property since before the last youth worker left!
No?
