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How to Identify and Classify Clementines
Contributed by: Woolley
  • 1. What family do Clementines belong to?
A) Asteraceae
B) Rosaceae
C) Rutaceae
D) Solanaceae
  • 2. Clementines are a hybrid of which two citrus fruits?
A) Tangerine and kumquat
B) Mandarin orange and sweet orange
C) Lemon and lime
D) Grapefruit and pomelo
  • 3. What is the typical size of a Clementine compared to other citrus fruits?
A) Small
B) Medium
C) Very large
D) Large
  • 4. What is the color of a ripe Clementine?
A) Pale yellow
B) Deep orange
C) Green
D) Red
  • 5. How is the skin of a Clementine typically described?
A) Smooth and glossy
B) Rough and bumpy
C) Fuzzy
D) Thick and leathery
  • 6. Is the skin of a Clementine easy to peel?
A) Depends on the variety
B) No
C) Yes
D) Sometimes
  • 7. What is the typical shape of a Clementine?
A) Elongated oval
B) Oblate spheroid
C) Irregular
D) Perfect sphere
  • 8. How many segments does a Clementine typically have?
A) 15-20
B) 8-12
C) 25-30
D) 3-5
  • 9. What is the typical flavor of a Clementine?
A) Sweet and slightly acidic
B) Bland
C) Bitter
D) Very sour
  • 10. Are Clementines usually seedless?
A) Depends on the growing conditions
B) No, always full of seeds
C) Seed number is very high
D) Yes, mostly seedless
  • 11. What is the most common way to consume Clementines?
A) Made into juice
B) Used in cooking
C) Made into marmalade
D) Eaten fresh
  • 12. Which season are Clementines typically harvested?
A) Autumn
B) Winter
C) Summer
D) Spring
  • 13. How should Clementines be stored?
A) Cool, dry place
B) Freezer
C) Warm, humid place
D) In direct sunlight
  • 14. What is a popular brand name associated with Clementines?
A) Cuties
B) Fuji
C) Gala
D) Granny Smith
  • 15. Clementines are a good source of which vitamin?
A) Vitamin B12
B) Vitamin D
C) Vitamin C
D) Vitamin A
  • 16. What characteristic distinguishes Clementines from Tangerines?
A) Clementines are generally sweeter and easier to peel.
B) Tangerines are larger.
C) Tangerines are seedless.
D) Clementines have a rougher skin.
  • 17. Which country is a major producer of Clementines?
A) United States
B) Brazil
C) Australia
D) Spain
  • 18. What is the botanical name for Clementine?
A) Citrus limon
B) Citrus reticulata
C) Citrus sinensis
D) Citrus × clementina
  • 19. What is a common use of Clementine essential oil?
A) Pesticide
B) Metal cleaner
C) Aromatherapy
D) Fuel additive
  • 20. What is a common agricultural practice to prevent Clementine trees from producing seeds?
A) Growing them in isolation from other citrus varieties
B) Heavy fertilization
C) Exposing them to high temperatures
D) Over-watering
  • 21. What type of climate is best for growing Clementines?
A) Tropical rainforest
B) Subtropical
C) Arctic
D) Desert
  • 22. Which of the following is a common Clementine cultivar?
A) Navel
B) Nules
C) Valencia
D) Meyer
  • 23. What is the peel of a Clementine sometimes used for in cooking?
A) Zest
B) Flavor enhancer for meat
C) Food coloring
D) Thickening agent
  • 24. How can you tell if a Clementine is ripe just by looking at it?
A) Dull, pale color
B) Very shiny surface
C) Deep, uniform color
D) Green patches
  • 25. What is the approximate shelf life of Clementines at room temperature?
A) One day
B) Few days
C) Several weeks
D) Several months
  • 26. Why are clementines often marketed towards children?
A) Their bright green color
B) Their small size and sweetness
C) Their high fiber content
D) Their tartness
  • 27. Which of these desserts commonly uses Clementines?
A) Strawberry shortcake
B) Apple pie
C) Clementine cake
D) Blueberry muffins
  • 28. What is a potential problem caused by over-consumption of Clementines?
A) Vitamin deficiency
B) Increased energy
C) Stomach upset
D) Hair loss
  • 29. Which of these elements is important for Clementine tree growth?
A) Uranium
B) Potassium
C) Lead
D) Gold
  • 30. What is the primary use of Clementines in the perfume industry?
A) Fragrance ingredient
B) Colorant
C) Emulsifier
D) Preservative
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