How to Identify and Classify Kandis Fruits - Test
  • 1. What is the primary characteristic used to broadly classify Kandis fruits?
A) Seed size
B) Leaf shape
C) Root depth
D) Skin texture and color
  • 2. A Kandis fruit with smooth, bright red skin likely belongs to which category?
A) Used for dyes only
B) Unripe
C) Edible, ripe
D) Poisonous
  • 3. Rough, dark-skinned Kandis fruits are often an indicator of what?
A) High nutritional value
B) Extreme sweetness
C) Ideal for juicing
D) Poisonous varieties
  • 4. The size of a Kandis fruit can indicate:
A) Maturity and variety
B) Soil composition
C) Potency of toxins
D) Amount of rainfall
  • 5. What should you do if you are unsure about a Kandis fruit's identification?
A) Cook it to neutralize toxins
B) Taste a small piece
C) Consult a local expert
D) Assume it is safe
  • 6. Which feature inside the Kandis fruit is LEAST helpful for identification?
A) Seed count
B) Seed shape
C) Internal aroma
D) Flesh color
  • 7. Kandis fruits are typically found in what type of environment?
A) Tropical rainforests
B) Arctic tundra
C) Mountainous regions
D) Deserts
  • 8. Why is proper identification of Kandis fruits important?
A) To impress your friends
B) To sell them at a higher price
C) To use them as decorations
D) To avoid poisoning
  • 9. What is the best time of year to find ripe Kandis fruits?
A) Always in the summer
B) Varies by region
C) Always in the winter
D) Always in the spring
  • 10. What distinguishes 'Kandis Merah' from other varieties?
A) Spotted texture
B) Bright red skin
C) Small size
D) Sour taste
  • 11. What does the term 'endemic' mean in relation to Kandis fruit?
A) Highly poisonous
B) Grown commercially
C) Native to a specific area
D) Extremely rare
  • 12. Which external factor influences the color and taste of Kandis fruits?
A) Altitude
B) Wind speed
C) Proximity to water
D) Sunlight exposure
  • 13. What role do animals play in the propagation of Kandis fruits?
A) Protection from predators
B) Pollination
C) Seed dispersal
D) Fertilization
  • 14. The shape of a Kandis fruit is most closely related to:
A) Water availability
B) Genetic factors
C) Soil nutrients
D) Pollination method
  • 15. Which of these tools would be MOST useful for studying Kandis fruits in the wild?
A) Telescope
B) Field guide
C) Metal detector
D) Microscope
  • 16. What is a key difference between a ripe and an unripe Kandis fruit?
A) Size
B) Number of seeds
C) Firmness
D) Smell
  • 17. The term 'Kandis Hutan' generally refers to:
A) Cultivated varieties
B) Dried varieties
C) Hybrid varieties
D) Wild varieties
  • 18. What is the primary method of reproduction for most Kandis fruit trees?
A) Spores
B) Seeds
C) Grafting
D) Cuttings
  • 19. Which part of the Kandis plant, besides the fruit, might be used for identification?
A) Bark
B) Roots
C) Flower
D) Leaves
  • 20. What environmental factor MOST affects the sweetness of a Kandis fruit?
A) Rainfall
B) Temperature
C) Soil type
D) Altitude
  • 21. Which sense is LEAST reliable for identifying edible Kandis fruits?
A) Smell
B) Touch
C) Sight
D) Taste
  • 22. What does 'hybrid' mean when classifying Kandis fruits?
A) Dried variety
B) Wild variety
C) Poisonous variety
D) Crossbred variety
  • 23. Where would you typically find information about endangered Kandis species?
A) Cooking magazines
B) Gardening blogs
C) Conservation reports
D) Travel brochures
  • 24. What is a defining characteristic of unripe Kandis fruits regarding their use?
A) Always poisonous
B) Best eaten raw
C) Extremely sweet
D) Often used in cooking
  • 25. Why is it important to document the location where a Kandis fruit was found?
A) To determine its value
B) To track distribution
C) To impress others
D) To claim ownership
  • 26. What external feature of a Kandis fruit could indicate insect infestation?
A) Visible holes
B) Bright color
C) Smooth skin
D) Strong smell
  • 27. What is the likely result of consuming an unidentified poisonous Kandis fruit?
A) Increased energy
B) Illness
C) Hallucinations
D) Enhanced vision
  • 28. What type of professional might specialize in the study of Kandis fruits?
A) Zoologist
B) Geologist
C) Botanist
D) Meteorologist
  • 29. How does climate change threaten certain Kandis fruit populations?
A) Enhanced fruit production
B) Increased pollination
C) Habitat loss
D) Greater seed dispersal
  • 30. Which factor is LEAST relevant to classifying Kandis fruit varieties?
A) Skin texture
B) Seed shape
C) Fruit color
D) Tree height
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