Logical Sequences #2

Fill in the boxes with the best answer which gives continuity to the sequence.
#1, #3, #4
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Wheat >>>
Flour >>>
Bread
Kingdom >>>
Phylum >>>
Class
Cruzeiro >>>
Cruzeiro Real >>>
Real
Pronghorn >>>
Free-tailed Bat >>>
Cheetah
Dawn >>>
Twilight >>>
Sunrise
Harry Truman >>>
Dwight Eisenhower >>>
John F. Kennedy
Philosopher's (Sorcerer's) Stone >>>
Chamber of Secrets >>>
Prisoner of Azkaban
Mandarin >>>
Spanish >>>
English
Cardinal >>>
Patriarch >>>
Pope
Village >>>
Town >>>
City
6 >>>
28 >>>
496
Trisyllable >>>
Disyllable >>>
Monosyllable
Esophagus >>>
Stomach >>>
Duodenum
Chicago Bulls >>>
Minneapolis/LA Lakers >>>
Boston Celtics
Columbia >>>
Challenger >>>
Discovery
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5 Comments
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Level 88
May 2, 2014
If the first two presidents don't have their middle initials, you should accept "John Kennedy". "Sunrise" is not a "stage of the day right before sunrise".
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Level 70
May 2, 2014
John Kennedy: Added.

Sunrise: Changed the description.

Thanks for your comment.

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Level 32
Nov 19, 2015
dawn is sunrise....it should be "dusk"
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Level 70
Nov 23, 2015
I agree that it can be a bit ambiguous, but I took the definition from this site, where it is stated "Twilight refers to the periods between the dawn and sunrise and sunset and dusk...", so I guess one can say that a possible sequence is: dawn --> twilight --> sunrise. But I'll probably change that clue if more people think it is misleading.

Thanks for your comment.

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Level 76
May 29, 2024
It is ambiguous at best, different sources state different things

"Dawn is sometimes considered the beginning of morning twilight, the period of twilight, or the time of sunrise."

Wiktionary shows dawn as "the morning twilight period immediately before sunrise". As well as the rising of the sun itself.