How to Identify and Classify Rose Apples
  • 1. What family do Rose Apples belong to?
A) Fabaceae
B) Rosaceae
C) Malvaceae
D) Myrtaceae
  • 2. What is a defining characteristic of the Rose Apple flower?
A) Numerous stamens
B) No scent
C) Five petals
D) Single pistil
  • 3. Rose Apple fruits are typically...
A) Round
B) Oblong
C) Bell-shaped
D) Pointed
  • 4. What color are Rose Apple fruits typically?
A) Red or pink
B) Yellow
C) Blue
D) Green
  • 5. What is the texture of Rose Apple fruit?
A) Soft and pulpy
B) Dry and mealy
C) Crisp and watery
D) Fibrous and tough
  • 6. How would you describe the flavor of a Rose Apple?
A) Sour and acidic
B) Savory and salty
C) Bitter and astringent
D) Sweet and slightly floral
  • 7. What type of leaf arrangement do Rose Apple trees have?
A) Whorled
B) Basal
C) Opposite
D) Alternate
  • 8. Rose Apple leaves are typically...
A) Lobed
B) Elliptical
C) Heart-shaped
D) Needle-like
  • 9. What is the size range of Rose Apple trees?
A) 15-20 meters
B) Over 30 meters
C) Under 1 meter
D) 5-12 meters
  • 10. What is the common habitat for Rose Apple trees?
A) Temperate forests
B) Desert environments
C) Tropical and subtropical regions
D) Arctic tundra
  • 11. What is a common name for *Syzygium jambos*?
A) Rose Apple
B) Avocado
C) Mango
D) Guava
  • 12. The bark of Rose Apple trees is often...
A) Thick and corky
B) Smooth and green
C) Flaky and reddish-brown
D) Spiny and gray
  • 13. Which part of the Rose Apple tree is NOT typically consumed?
A) Fruit
B) Leaves (sometimes)
C) Roots
D) Flowers (sometimes)
  • 14. How many seeds are typically found inside a Rose Apple fruit?
A) None
B) More than 20
C) 5-10
D) 1-2
  • 15. What is the typical propagation method for Rose Apple trees?
A) Grafting only
B) Seeds or cuttings
C) Air layering only
D) Rhizomes
  • 16. Which of these is a similar-looking fruit that might be confused with a Rose Apple?
A) Plum
B) Apple
C) Wax Jambu
D) Pear
  • 17. The sepals of the Rose Apple flower are typically...
A) Small and inconspicuous
B) Absent
C) Large and colorful
D) Fuzzy
  • 18. What type of soil does a Rose Apple tree prefer?
A) Alkaline soil
B) Clay soil
C) Well-drained soil
D) Sandy soil
  • 19. Are Rose Apples considered native to North America?
A) Yes, to Canada only
B) Yes, to the United States only
C) No
D) Yes, to all of North America
  • 20. The fruit of the Rose Apple is technically a...
A) Aggregate fruit
B) Berry
C) Drupe
D) Pome
  • 21. Rose apples bloom...
A) Once a year in autumn
B) Only once in its lifetime
C) Multiple times a year
D) Once a year in spring
  • 22. What is a potential use of Rose Apple wood?
A) Medicinal purposes
B) Fuel only
C) Construction
D) Paper production
  • 23. How does the scent of the Rose Apple fruit relate to its name?
A) It has no scent
B) It smells like apples
C) It smells like citrus
D) It has a rose-like aroma
  • 24. What is the approximate diameter of a Rose Apple fruit?
A) Over 20 cm
B) 10-12 cm
C) 3-5 cm
D) 1-2 cm
  • 25. What is the general shape of the Rose Apple seed?
A) Needle-like
B) Flat
C) Angular
D) Roundish
  • 26. In some cultures, Rose Apples are used for...
A) Making dyes
B) Animal feed only
C) Traditional medicine
D) Fertilizer
  • 27. What kind of climate does Rose Apple trees require?
A) Humid
B) Alpine
C) Arid
D) Temperate
  • 28. The flowers of Rose Apple trees are...
A) Deep purple
B) Creamy white or light pink
C) Bright red
D) Yellow
  • 29. Compared to other apple varieties, Rose Apples are...
A) Less tart
B) Extremely bitter
C) Identical in flavor
D) More tart
  • 30. What is a possible pest affecting Rose Apple trees?
A) Earthworms
B) Bees
C) Ladybugs
D) Fruit flies
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