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Who is known as father of English Grammar?
This hungry hunter is a white blood cell, which seeks out germs and infected cells and gobbles them up to prevent infections. Name the cell.
In America, these are known as "navy beans" because they are a popular food with sailors.
This small, round, smooth-shelled nut, also called a cobnut, is a favourite food of woodland squirrels.
This non-metal exists in many forms- as a black, crumbly solid called graphite, as well as one of the hardest substances on Earth- diamond.
One of the rarest gases on Earth, this element was discovered in 1898.
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