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Swedish flora
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The Swedish flora QUIZ
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This flower first grew in Europe and in Asia, now we can see it in almost the whole world.
What kind of flower is this?
A. Deciduous
B. Daffodil
C. Dandelion
D. Daylily
Alternatives
What kind of flower is this?
Answer
A. Deciduous
B. Daffodil
C. Dandelion
D. Daylily
This flower usually lives in the water. In Sweden, this flower is often white or yellow.
What kind of flower is this?
Alternatives
A. Water flower
B. Water lily
C. Lily of water
D. Lily
What kind of flower if this?
Answer
A. Water flower
B. Water lily
C. Lily of water
D. Lily
This flower belongs to the Amaryllis family and it is the national flower of Wales.
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What kind of flower is this?
Alternatives
A. Magnolian
B. Tulip
C. Daffodil
D. Rose
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What kind of flower is this?
A. Magnolian
B. Tulip
C. Daffodil
D. Rose
This flower can grow up to 4 meters, and you can get seeds and oil from it.
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Alternatives
What kind fo flower is this?
A. Lilac
B. Jasmine
C. Orchid
D. Sunflower
Answer
What kind fo flower is this?
A. Lilac
B. Jasmine
C. Orchid
D. Sunflower
This flower can be very poisonous to us humans, but at the same time very nice to look at.
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Alternatives
What kind of flower is this?
A. Valley of the Lily
B. Lily of the Valley
C. White lily
D. Lily of the White
Answer
What kind of flower is this?
A. Valley of the Lily
B. Lily of the Valley
C. White lily
D. Lily of the White
This flower can be in many different colors, and it´s common to have at home around Christmas.
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What kind of flower is this?
Alternatives
A. Hyacinth
B. Crocus
C. Orchid
D. Tulip
Answer
What kind of flower is this?
A. Hyacinth
B. Crocus
C. Orchid
D. Tulip
This is one of Sweden's most popular flower. You can eat some of it.
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What kind of flower is this?
Alternatives
A. Primrose
B. Cornflower
C. Poppy
D. Cowslip
What kind of flower is this?
Alternatives
A. Primrose
B. Cornflower
C. Poppy
D. Cowslip