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1. Imagine a green vase on a green table in which a plant with green flowers is presented. Which of the following is a genuine candidate to be this flower?
2. Imagine a green vase on a green table in a place of worship with interior and exterior green elements. The traditional colour of which religion is green?
3. Imagine a green vase on a green table. Which of the following CANNOT account for the green colour of the vase?
4. Imagine a green vase on a green table, half-full with a green alcoholic beverage known as "The Green Fairy". What did you drink from the vase?
5. Imagine a green vase on a green table in a green room. But what is a "green room"?
6. Imagine a green vase on a green table in a green room. Troubled with the green sickness, you wish it was all yours and not theirs. According to William Shakespeare, "the green sickness" represents which emotion?
7. Imagine you are in a room where a vase is placed on a table. Sunlight hits the vase, which absorbs some of it and releases some which in turn hits your retina. You say to yourself that the vase is green. Given that the visible spectrum spans the wavelength range of 380nm-750nm, which part of it belongs to green hues?
8. Imagine a green vase on a green table in a green room. The vase falls from the table and breaks. As you inspect it, you get cut. No, your blood is not green, but the incident reminds you of a TV and movie figure who does have green blood. Who is he?
9. Imagine a green vase! Which of the following is NOT a type of the sight disorder commonly known as colour-blindness?
10. Imagine a green vase in a green room in Tel Aviv. Given that the Hebrew word for green is "yarok" and for "vase" is "agartal", and that Hebrew is unlike English in many ways, how would you say "green vase" in Hebrew: "agartal yarok" or "yarok agartal"?
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