Tammy works out the pattern

Tammy immediately performs the tasks as she reads them, which successfully gets her through attacking the whale, caressing the die (which she rubs against her body), kissing the strawberry, and throwing the hamster (which she throws at Antoine).

By the time she completes these four tasks, the task brief has completely burned up.

However, Tammy recognises the alphabetical pattern in the tasks she has already completed.

She picks up the container of Jujubes, wondering if she’s meant to inhale them, before deciding to imitate one instead (she holds up one of the circular ones and purses her lips while widening her eyes).

In a move that would have earned her a point in the original UK version of this task, Tammy then kicks the lime.

She that she is meant to eat (‘manger’) the nougat; however, there is none left for her to eat, as she had broken it up and thrown it at Antoine in anger, when the task brief burned up (thereby inadvertently correctly completing that mini-task, though she is not given credit for it).

Tammy goes on to incorrectly observe the plum before correctly questioning the robot and smelling the cup.

Though she is doubtful of her guess, she also goes on to wear out the towel by rubbing it against the stone wall and dragging it under her shoe on the ground.

Tammy correctly completes seven of the 11 tasks, and earns joint first place.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected and adjusted by: Karl Craven)