Today's quiz questions are all about fruit and to help you out multiple choice answers have been provided. As usual, solutions will be given in the comments section.
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1) What is this? (a) unicorn fruit (b) sphinx fruit
(c) dragon fruit (d) griffin fruit
2) What is this? (a) angry fruit (b) passion fruit (c) fear fruit (d) love fruit
3) What is this? (a) tai chi (b) coochee (c) ho chi (d) lychee
4) What is this? (a) durian (b) plantain (c) pineapple (d) melon
5) What are these berries? (a) raspberries (b) loganberries
(c) cloudberries (d) gooseberries
6) What variety of banana is the one most widely eaten around the world?
(a) Barangan (b) Cavendish (c) Manzano (d) Goldfinger
7) What variety of apples are these?
(a) Golden Delicious (b) Cripps (c) Jonathan (d) Braeburn
8) What does pomegranate literally mean?
(a) sweet little eyeballs (b) orb with jewels inside
(c) apple with many seeds (d) fruit of the gods
9) Which of these is NOT a variety of melon(a) Christmas (b) Cantaloupe (c) Charentais (d) Clandestine
10) What type of large fruit is this woman holding?(a) spongefruit (b) jackfruit (c) jillfruit (d) balloonfruit
That's all folks! How did you do?
Answers
ReplyDelete1. (c) dragon fruit
2. (b) passion fruit
3. (d) lychee
4. (a) durian
5. (d) gooseberries
6. (b) Cavendish
7. (a) Golden Delicious
8. (c) apple with many seeds
9. (d) Clandestine
10. (b) jackfruit
Tutti-frutti - I got 9 out of 10! I missed the banana variety.
ReplyDeleteNearly all bananas you see are Cavendish ones.
Delete9/10 went for Cavendish then changed it to goldfinger, don’t know why because I’ve never heard of either of them..
ReplyDeleteAw! So close!
Delete8 out of 10, better than I expected.
ReplyDeleteYou are clearly a fruity gal.
Delete9/10--missed #10.
ReplyDeleteClose but no cigar!
DeleteDoes three count?
ReplyDeleteFor a former teacher that is disappointing.
Delete10 of 10!!!! Woohoo!
ReplyDeleteTop of the class! Take that suckers!
Delete1. Dragon Fruit
ReplyDelete2. Passion Fruit.
3. Lychee.
4. Durian.
5. Gooseberries.
6. Cavendish. [guess]
7. Golden Delicious.
8. Fruit of the Gods [guess]
9. Charentais [guess]
10. Jackfruit.
80% not shabby.
One day you might get ten right!
DeleteFinally, questions I actually know the answers to, except for the bananas.
ReplyDeleteThe Cavendish banana was fostered and promoted by The Dukes of Devonshire based at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, England.
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7/10 I missed 5,7,9.
ReplyDeleteAt least you tried your best!
DeleteI got 7 out of 10. Never seen Nr. 4, had no idea about No. 6, and wrongly guessed "Christmas" for No. 9.
ReplyDeleteNow back to my muesli with sliced banana, raspberries and blackberries on top!
I am happy to have taught you a couple of things today.
Delete9 out of 10 this week, I missed the pomegranate one.
ReplyDeleteI cunningly tricked you on that. Pomme = apple in French.
Delete9 for me. Wrong on the banana question.
ReplyDeleteThe Cavendish banana was fostered and promoted by The Dukes of Devonshire based at Chatsworth House in Derbyshire.
Delete3 out of 10. Do you shop in Sainsburys these days YP?
ReplyDeleteRarely.
Delete8/10 - got the banana and melon wrong.
ReplyDeleteIt is easy to confuse them.
DeleteYou had fun with #3, didn't you?
ReplyDeleteYes I did.
Delete8...didn't get 9 or 6!
ReplyDeleteI am surprised that you didn't get Cavendish Frances! Historically closely connected with the Dukes of Devonshire whose family name is Cavendish.
DeleteI am going to claim 8, the color on the apples came through as green here. They should be yellow.
ReplyDeleteImagine a quiz contestant on a TV quiz show defying the quizmaster!
Delete7/10 - that's brilliant for me.🤣
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean "for me"? You seem to have at least normal brainpower.
DeleteGot them all except no 6.
ReplyDeleteThe name Cavendish is associated with The Dukes of Devonshire.
Delete7 correct. Which is pretty good since I have never eaten 8 out of the 10 fruits!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had two of them.
DeleteThere's a melon called Christmas??? 🤔
ReplyDeleteThere certainly is Cathy. Why not Google it?
DeleteAs a middle aged fruit I did abysmally
ReplyDelete9 out of 10 - missed the melon.
ReplyDelete9 out of 10. I still think pomegranate's meaning should be orb with jewels inside because it is.
ReplyDeleteI got them all except no. 7. Those are Golden Delicious?! They don't look ripe. If there were no multiple choice I'd have opted for Granny Smith.
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