How to Identify and Classify Bell Peppers
  • 1. What is the most common color of bell peppers found in supermarkets?
A) Brown
B) White
C) Purple
D) Green
  • 2. Which color bell pepper is typically the sweetest?
A) Green
B) Orange
C) Yellow
D) Red
  • 3. Bell peppers belong to which plant family?
A) Cucurbitaceae
B) Brassicaceae
C) Rosaceae
D) Solanaceae
  • 4. What characteristic defines bell peppers from other chili peppers?
A) Wrinkled Skin
B) Pointed Shape
C) Lack of Capsaicin
D) Small Size
  • 5. Bell peppers are native to which continent?
A) Europe
B) Asia
C) Africa
D) Americas
  • 6. What shape are most commercially grown bell peppers?
A) Elongated
B) Pointed
C) Round
D) Blocky
  • 7. Which nutrient is bell peppers a good source of?
A) Vitamin B12
B) Calcium
C) Vitamin C
D) Iron
  • 8. What causes bell peppers to change color as they ripen?
A) Soil Acidity
B) Chlorophyll Breakdown
C) Water Absorption
D) Sunlight Exposure
  • 9. What is the Scoville heat unit (SHU) rating of a bell pepper?
A) 0 SHU
B) 100 SHU
C) 10,000 SHU
D) 1,000 SHU
  • 10. What does the term 'heirloom' refer to when describing bell peppers?
A) Hybrid variety
B) Green variety
C) Open-pollinated variety
D) Genetically modified variety
  • 11. Which of these is NOT a common use of bell peppers?
A) Stuffing
B) Salads
C) Making essential oils
D) Stir-fries
  • 12. What type of climate do bell peppers prefer?
A) Arid
B) Warm
C) Cold
D) Temperate
  • 13. Why is it important to classify bell peppers by color?
A) Because of legal requirements
B) To determine the size of the plant
C) For transportation purposes
D) Different flavors and nutritional value
  • 14. What is the name of the process for preserving bell peppers in vinegar?
A) Dehydrating
B) Canning
C) Fermenting
D) Pickling
  • 15. What is the skin texture of a ripe bell pepper?
A) Wrinkled and dull
B) Rough and bumpy
C) Smooth and glossy
D) Dry and flaky
  • 16. A bell pepper that has fully changed color is considered to be?
A) Overripe
B) Ripe
C) Unripe
D) Immature
  • 17. What is the primary function of the seeds inside a bell pepper?
A) Nutrient storage
B) Water absorption
C) Structural support
D) Reproduction
  • 18. What is a common pest that affects bell pepper plants?
A) Bees
B) Ladybugs
C) Earthworms
D) Aphids
  • 19. Which type of soil is best for growing bell peppers?
A) Clay soil
B) Well-drained loam
C) Gravelly soil
D) Sandy soil
  • 20. What is the term for removing suckers from a bell pepper plant?
A) Pollinating
B) Fertilizing
C) Grafting
D) Pruning
  • 21. How are bell peppers usually graded and sorted commercially?
A) By stem length and leaf size
B) By weight and texture
C) By size and color
D) By seed count and shape
  • 22. What is the name for a disease that causes dark spots on bell peppers?
A) Leaf spot
B) Powdery mildew
C) Anthracnose
D) Rust
  • 23. What part of the bell pepper plant is typically eaten?
A) Roots
B) Fruit
C) Leaves
D) Stem
  • 24. What is the optimal storage temperature for bell peppers?
A) 32-40°F (0-4°C)
B) 75-85°F (24-29°C)
C) 45-55°F (7-13°C)
D) 60-70°F (15-21°C)
  • 25. Why are bell peppers often grown in greenhouses?
A) To reduce nutrient content
B) To change the color
C) To extend the growing season
D) To increase sweetness
  • 26. What is the name for a bell pepper that is orange in color?
A) Red bell pepper
B) Green bell pepper
C) Orange bell pepper
D) Yellow bell pepper
  • 27. Which of the following is considered an unusual bell pepper color?
A) Red
B) Yellow
C) Purple
D) Orange
  • 28. What is a common way to cook bell peppers?
A) Boiling
B) Roasting
C) Frying
D) Steaming
  • 29. Besides color, what is another factor used to classify bell peppers?
A) Seed Count
B) Shape
C) Weight
D) Smell
  • 30. Why are bell peppers often treated with wax?
A) To increase shelf life
B) To increase vitamin content
C) To add flavor
D) To change color
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