Top! AAA YES I also love Punnett Squares!! There are some exceptions where a dominant and an expected to be recessive allele both are dominant (e.g. a red flower and a white flower make a red and white striped flower) or a dominant allele isn't completely dominant (e.g. A red flower and a white flower make a pink flower).

GMO stands for genetically modified organism. For example, a pineapple that has gotten some extra genes from another organism to make it pink, or a soy plant that is pest resistant for the same reason. I think this only applies to America, but if a food has a GMO, the company is required to write "Contains a bioengineered ingredient" on the ingredient list. If they're being a bit sneaky, they'll put a QR code that tells you to scan for more ingredient information. I scanned one once, and it took me to a page that only said: this contains a bioengineered food ingredient. There is some controversy over the safety of GMO, partly because there hasn't been enough testing on it (hence, the Non-GMO label on foods that verifies it hasn't been genetically altered). Personally, I try to avoid GMO because it gave my family some weird health effects when we were eating it, and there was this one study on mice or rats where GMO food caused cancerous tumors.