Fruits Quiz

What is the classification of simple fruits?

• Based on the number of carpels in the ovary

• Based on the color of the fruit

• Based on the size of the fruit

• Based on the taste of the fruit

Can you provide an example of a simple fruit?

• Apple

• Orange

• Banana

• Carrot

How do simple fruits differ from multiple fruits?

• Simple fruits develop from a combination of different plant parts.

• Simple fruits develop from a single ovary of multiple flowers.

• Simple fruits develop from a single ovary of a single flower.

• Simple fruits develop from multiple ovaries of a single flower.

How are multiple fruits classified?

• Based on their taste

• Based on their color

• Based on their structure

• Based on their size

Name an example of a multiple fruit.

• Apple

• Orange

• Pineapple

• Banana

What are the characteristics of simple fruits?

• Develop from a single ovary and contain only one seed

• Develop from a single ovary and contain no seeds

• Develop from multiple ovaries and contain no seeds

• Develop from a single ovary and contain one or more seeds

Explain the process of formation of multiple fruits.

• Separation of flowers from multiple individual fruits

• Combining seeds from different fruits

• Mutation of fruits from different plants

• Fusion of flowers from multiple individual fruits

What are the different types of simple fruits?

• pears, watermelons, pineapples, and lemons

• peaches, plums, cherries, and apricots

• drupes, berries, pomes, and aggregate fruits

• apples, oranges, bananas, and grapes

Discuss the importance of simple fruits in plant reproduction.

• Simple fruits store water for the plant.

• Simple fruits are used for photosynthesis.

• Simple fruits protect and disperse seeds.

• Simple fruits attract pollinators.

Compare and contrast simple and multiple fruits.

• Simple fruits are always small in size, while multiple fruits are always large.

• Simple fruits develop from a single ovary, while multiple fruits develop from the ovaries of multiple flowers.

• Simple fruits develop from a single seed, while multiple fruits develop from multiple seeds.

• Simple fruits are always sweet, while multiple fruits are always sour.