How to Identify and Classify Malay Apples - Quiz
  • 1. What is the scientific name for Malay Apple?
A) Malus domestica
B) Syzygium malaccense
C) Pyrus communis
D) Mangifera indica
  • 2. What is the typical color of a ripe Malay Apple?
A) Yellow
B) Deep Red
C) Green
D) Orange
  • 3. Where did Malay Apples originate?
A) Malaysia
B) South America
C) North America
D) Europe
  • 4. What is the flesh of the Malay Apple generally like?
A) Soft and Mushy
B) Dry and Mealy
C) Starchy and Hard
D) Crisp and Juicy
  • 5. What type of climate is best for growing Malay Apples?
A) Arid
B) Tropical
C) Alpine
D) Temperate
  • 6. Are Malay Apples true apples?
A) Only when cooked
B) Yes
C) No
D) Sometimes
  • 7. Which plant family does the Malay Apple belong to?
A) Myrtaceae
B) Anacardiaceae
C) Rosaceae
D) Solanaceae
  • 8. What is a common use for Malay Apples besides eating fresh?
A) Building materials
B) Animal feed
C) Fuel
D) Jams and Jellies
  • 9. What is a characteristic feature of Malay Apple flowers?
A) Showy Stamens
B) Fragrant Pollen
C) Inconspicuous Petals
D) Thorny Calyx
  • 10. What is the shape of a typical Malay Apple fruit?
A) Bell-Shaped
B) Pear-Shaped
C) Oval
D) Round
  • 11. How are Malay Apples typically propagated?
A) Air layering only
B) Bulbs
C) Grafting only
D) Seeds or Cuttings
  • 12. What type of soil is best suited for Malay Apple trees?
A) Sandy
B) Well-Drained
C) Dry
D) Clay-Heavy
  • 13. What is the approximate size of a mature Malay Apple tree?
A) 30-40 meters
B) 12-18 meters
C) Less than 1 meter
D) 2-3 meters
  • 14. What is a common pest that affects Malay Apple trees?
A) Fruit Flies
B) Aphids
C) Mealybugs
D) Caterpillars
  • 15. What is a distinctive feature of Malay Apple leaves?
A) Alternate Arrangement
B) Basal Arrangement
C) Whorled Arrangement
D) Opposite Arrangement
  • 16. What is the taste of Malay Apple often described as?
A) Extremely Sour
B) Very Bitter
C) Mildly Sweet
D) Highly Acidic
  • 17. Which of these is a synonym for Malay Apple?
A) Golden Delicious
B) Crab Apple
C) Rose Apple
D) Granny Smith
  • 18. What part of the Malay Apple flower develops into the fruit?
A) Stamen
B) Sepal
C) Petal
D) Ovary
  • 19. How often do Malay Apple trees typically bear fruit?
A) Only once in their lifetime
B) Every 3-4 years
C) Annually
D) Biennially
  • 20. What nutrient is important for Malay Apple fruit development?
A) Nitrogen
B) Calcium
C) Phosphorus
D) Potassium
  • 21. What is a local name for Malay Apple in some regions?
A) Jambu Bol
B) Mango
C) Rambutan
D) Durian
  • 22. Which part of the Malay Apple is sometimes used in traditional medicine?
A) Leaves
B) Bark
C) Fruit
D) Roots
  • 23. What is the texture of the Malay Apple skin?
A) Bumpy
B) Rough
C) Smooth
D) Hairy
  • 24. What is a common method to protect Malay Apple trees from strong winds?
A) Fertilizing with nitrogen
B) Heavy pruning
C) Irrigation
D) Windbreaks
  • 25. Which of the following characteristics helps to classify Malay Apples?
A) Leaf color
B) Fruit size
C) Root depth
D) Branch thickness
  • 26. What is the best time to prune Malay Apple trees?
A) Before fruiting season
B) Any time of the year
C) After fruiting season
D) During flowering season
  • 27. How does sufficient sunlight contribute to the growth of Malay Apples?
A) Reduced water needs
B) Thicker bark
C) Shorter stems
D) Increased fruit production
  • 28. What is a potential benefit of eating Malay Apples?
A) Rich in fats
B) Source of Vitamin C
C) High in protein
D) High in sugar
  • 29. Why is proper drainage important for Malay Apple tree health?
A) Prevents root rot
B) Reduces fruit size
C) Encourages faster growth
D) Increases nutrient absorption
  • 30. What feature distinguishes Malay apples from other Syzygium species?
A) Fruit size and color
B) Leaf shape only
C) Flower fragrance
D) Bark texture
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