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1. In the children's action song, the speaker claims to be a little _, short and stout. What is the missing word?
2. In L.M. Montgomery's "Anne of Green Gables", Anne Shirley made a cake and flavoured it with something unfortunate. What did she use?
3. In L.M. Montgomery's "The Blue Castle" Valancy picks something that is "very kitchenly good indeed" when she takes some home, but which stains her fingers "as pink as Aurora's eyelids" when she eats them in the dell. What are they?
4. What common kitchen liquid can be used as first aid against stinger (sea wasp or jellyfish) stings?
5. How does Pippi Longstocking, Astrid Lindgren's lively heroine, clean her kitchen floor?
6. What is Beastings custard?
7. What flower, which is usually blue, but can be pink or white, has a name that is a homonym for a common kitchen substance used in making stove-top gravies, sauces and custards?
8. What fruit, often found in the kitchen, has a name made up of the name of a tree and a kind of fruit?
9. What common kitchen substance used to be put on a cat's paws to keep it from straying?
10. Many Australian kitchens have icypoles. What is an icypole?
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