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Froggy Jumps Fruit Facts QuizVersion en ligne Test your fruit knowledge par Gigi Kokai 1 What is a fruit (in botanical terms)? a A dry seed with no edible flesh. b The sweet, fleshy product of a plant that contains seeds and is edible. c A leafy part of a plant used for medicine. 2 When did humans begin domesticating plants and animals? a 2,000 years ago b During the Renaissance c About 10,000 years ago 3 Which vitamin is a major nutrient found in many fruits? a Vitamin K b Vitamin C c Vitamin D 4 Which fruit type has a crunchy outer layer and an inedible core? a Drupes b Botanical berries c Pomes 5 Which fruit type contains a single seed or “stone”? a Aggregate fruits b Citrus fruits c Drupes 6 Name examples of aggregate fruits. a Bananas and kiwis b Raspberries and strawberries c Pomegranates and melons 7 At what temperature are most fruits best stored? a 100°F (38°C) b -20°F (-29°C) c Around 41°F (5°C) 8 Why do plants produce fruit? a To absorb water b To attract predators c To spread seeds to new areas 9 Which category includes oranges and lemons? a Citrus fruits b Melons c Pomes 10 In what forms are fruits commonly available? a Only fresh b Fresh, canned, frozen, and dried c Powdered and smoked 11 Which term describes a fruit with multiple seeds and thin skin, like kiwi or grapes? a Aggregate fruit b Drupe c Botanical berry 12 Which fruit type has a single stone or pit? a Pome b Drupe c Aggregate fruit 13 What vitamin are fruits a major source of? a Vitamin D b Vitamin K c Vitamin C 14 Around how many years ago did humans begin domesticating plants leading to diet changes? a About 10,000 years b About 1,000 years c About 100,000 years 15 Which fruit category includes apples and pears? a Citrus b Melon c Pome 16 What storage temperature helps most fruits stay fresh? a Around 41°F b 100°F c 0°F 17 What is a key reason plants produce fruit? a To photosynthesize b To taste sweet c To spread seeds 18 Which fruit type has a thick rind and soft interior, like watermelon? a Melon b Pome c Drupes 19 How should most fruits be stored to prevent spoilage? a Keep in water b Keep dry and refrigerate if needed c Store in direct sunlight 20 Which practice helps speed up ripening of some fruits? a Store in the fridge overnight b Place in a brown bag at room temperature c Freeze immediately 21 What is a fruit in botanical terms? a A leaf that conducts photosynthesis b A sweet, fleshy plant product with seeds eaten as food c A root used for storage 22 When did humans start domesticating plants and animals? a 50,000 years ago b 2,000 years ago c About 10,000 years ago 23 Which type of fruit has a crunchy outer layer and an inedible core? a Pome b Aggregate fruit c Drupes 24 Name a drupe fruit. a Apple b Cherry c Banana 25 What is a botanical berry? a Fleshy arils only b Single-seeded fruits c Fruits with thin skin and multiple seeds 26 Which fruit is a melon? a Banana b Grapes c Watermelon 27 Citrus fruits are typically what kind of tasting? a Sweet b Bitter c Sour 28 What is an aggregate fruit? a A cluster from one flower b A single seed fruit c A fruit with three cores 29 Which vitamins are commonly found in fruits? a Vitamin K and A only b Vitamin C and folic acid c Vitamin D and B12 30 How are fruit qualities such as size and color used? a To measure sweetness only b To grade fruit quality c To determine age

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Fruit Facts QuizVersion en ligne

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What is a fruit (in botanical terms)?

When did humans begin domesticating plants and animals?

Which vitamin is a major nutrient found in many fruits?

Which fruit type has a crunchy outer layer and an inedible core?

Which fruit type contains a single seed or “stone”?

Name examples of aggregate fruits.

At what temperature are most fruits best stored?

Why do plants produce fruit?

Which category includes oranges and lemons?

In what forms are fruits commonly available?

Which term describes a fruit with multiple seeds and thin skin, like kiwi or grapes?

Which fruit type has a single stone or pit?

What vitamin are fruits a major source of?

Around how many years ago did humans begin domesticating plants leading to diet changes?

Which fruit category includes apples and pears?

What storage temperature helps most fruits stay fresh?

What is a key reason plants produce fruit?

Which fruit type has a thick rind and soft interior, like watermelon?

How should most fruits be stored to prevent spoilage?

Which practice helps speed up ripening of some fruits?

What is a fruit in botanical terms?

When did humans start domesticating plants and animals?

Which type of fruit has a crunchy outer layer and an inedible core?

Name a drupe fruit.

What is a botanical berry?

Which fruit is a melon?

Citrus fruits are typically what kind of tasting?

What is an aggregate fruit?

Which vitamins are commonly found in fruits?

How are fruit qualities such as size and color used?