How to Identify and Classify Yellow Peppers
  • 1. What is the primary color characteristic used to identify yellow peppers?
A) Dull brown spots
B) Spotted green patterns
C) Purple stripes
D) Uniform yellow skin color
  • 2. Which factor is LEAST helpful in classifying yellow peppers?
A) Size
B) Shape
C) Taste
D) Root depth
  • 3. What is a common shape for bell peppers, which can be yellow?
A) Round
B) Star-shaped
C) Elongated and thin
D) Blocky
  • 4. Which of these peppers is MOST likely to be yellow when ripe?
A) Bell Pepper
B) Serrano
C) Habanero
D) Jalapeno
  • 5. What term describes a pepper's heat level?
A) Lumen
B) Richter scale
C) Scoville units
D) Celsius
  • 6. A yellow pepper with a sweet taste and blocky shape is likely a:
A) Yellow Banana Pepper
B) Yellow Habanero
C) Yellow Bell Pepper
D) Yellow Chili Pepper
  • 7. What is the texture of a ripe yellow bell pepper?
A) Smooth and firm
B) Wrinkled and soft
C) Slimy and sticky
D) Bumpy and hard
  • 8. Which of these is NOT a common use for yellow peppers in cooking?
A) Roasting with vegetables
B) Making tea
C) Stuffing with rice
D) Adding to salads
  • 9. What is a key characteristic of banana peppers that helps identify them?
A) Heart shape
B) Cube shape
C) Elongated shape
D) Round shape
  • 10. The ripeness of a yellow pepper can sometimes be determined by:
A) Smell
B) Color intensity
C) Leaf color
D) Weight
  • 11. What is one of the defining characteristics of the 'Sweet Palermo' pepper that sets it apart?
A) Curved Shape
B) Round shape
C) Pointed shape
D) Square shape
  • 12. If a pepper starts green and turns yellow as it ripens, this indicates it is...
A) Lacking nutrients
B) Starting to rot
C) Reaching full maturity
D) Being overwatered
  • 13. Which pepper is known for its thin skin?
A) Banana pepper
B) Bell pepper
C) Habanero
D) Poblano
  • 14. Why is it important to properly identify pepper types?
A) For culinary purposes
B) To win a contest
C) For no reason
D) To impress friends
  • 15. What is the typical size of a yellow bell pepper?
A) 1-2 inches wide
B) 3-4 inches wide
C) Less than 1 inch wide
D) 6-8 inches wide
  • 16. Which of these is NOT a good identifier for pepper varieties?
A) Pepper size
B) Pepper color
C) Plant height
D) Pepper shape
  • 17. What type of soil is best for growing yellow peppers?
A) Heavy clay soil
B) Rocky soil
C) Sandy soil
D) Well-draining soil
  • 18. How can you tell if a pepper is overripe?
A) Bright color
B) Firm texture
C) Soft spots
D) Shiny skin
  • 19. What is the ideal amount of sunlight for growing yellow peppers?
A) 2-4 hours daily
B) No direct sunlight
C) 10-12 hours daily
D) 6-8 hours daily
  • 20. What element is essential for pepper development?
A) Radon
B) Krypton
C) Phosphorus
D) Gold
  • 21. What does 'hybrid' mean when describing pepper varieties?
A) Artificially colored
B) Crossbred from different plants
C) Grown in water
D) Grown in space
  • 22. Which of the following diseases can affect yellow peppers?
A) Chickenpox
B) The Flu
C) Blossom-end rot
D) Measles
  • 23. Which pest commonly attacks pepper plants?
A) Aphids
B) Whales
C) Lions
D) Elephants
  • 24. What's a good way to protect pepper plants from frost?
A) Sing to them
B) Cover with cloth
C) Spray with perfume
D) Apply sunscreen
  • 25. When should you harvest yellow peppers?
A) When flowering
B) When seedlings
C) When fully colored
D) When still green
  • 26. What is the proper way to cut a pepper for culinary use?
A) Grind the seeds in
B) Remove the seeds first
C) Eat around the seeds
D) Boil the seeds
  • 27. How should you store harvested peppers?
A) Buried in the ground
B) In direct sunlight
C) In the oven
D) In the refrigerator
  • 28. What vitamin is commonly found in yellow peppers?
A) Vitamin Z
B) Vitamin C
C) Vitamin B12
D) Vitamin Q
  • 29. What benefit do yellow peppers have over green peppers, nutritionally?
A) More fiber
B) More protein
C) More iron
D) More Vitamin C
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