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How to Identify and Classify Cempedaks
Contributed by: Woolley
  • 1. What family does the Cempedak belong to?
A) Moraceae
B) Rosaceae
C) Rutaceae
D) Solanaceae
  • 2. Which fruit is Cempedak most often confused with?
A) Breadfruit
B) Durian
C) Mango
D) Jackfruit
  • 3. What is the scientific name of Cempedak?
A) Artocarpus heterophyllus
B) Durio zibethinus
C) Artocarpus integer
D) Mangifera indica
  • 4. How does the texture of Cempedak pulp generally compare to Jackfruit?
A) Identical
B) Firmer and drier
C) Rougher and more fibrous
D) Softer and smoother
  • 5. What is a key distinguishing factor between Cempedak and Jackfruit in terms of aroma?
A) Weaker, less noticeable aroma
B) Identical aroma
C) Stronger, more pungent aroma
D) No aroma
  • 6. Cempedak trees are typically:
A) Shrubs
B) Smaller than Jackfruit trees
C) Larger than Jackfruit trees
D) The same size as Jackfruit trees
  • 7. What is the typical shape of a Cempedak fruit?
A) Round and spherical
B) Elongated and cylindrical
C) Irregular and lumpy
D) Oval and flattened
  • 8. The skin of a Cempedak fruit is generally:
A) Covered in sharp spines
B) Thicker and more robust
C) Smooth and waxy
D) More delicate and easily bruised
  • 9. Which part of the Cempedak fruit is typically eaten?
A) The outer skin
B) The stem
C) The pulp surrounding the seeds
D) The seeds only
  • 10. Cempedak is commonly found in which region?
A) Europe
B) South America
C) Africa
D) Southeast Asia
  • 11. What color is the pulp of a ripe Cempedak fruit typically?
A) White
B) Green
C) Red
D) Orange to Yellow
  • 12. Compared to Jackfruit, Cempedak seeds are usually:
A) Smaller
B) The same size
C) Absent
D) Larger
  • 13. Cempedak can be prepared by:
A) Deep frying, boiling, and eating raw
B) Only eating raw
C) Only boiling
D) Only deep frying
  • 14. What type of climate is best for growing Cempedak?
A) Tropical
B) Alpine
C) Arid
D) Temperate
  • 15. What type of flower does the Cempedak tree produce?
A) Inflorescence (many small flowers)
B) Cactus flower
C) No flowers
D) Single large flower
  • 16. What is the best way to tell if a Cempedak is ripe?
A) By its bright green color
B) By its hard texture
C) By its small size
D) By its strong aroma and slightly soft texture
  • 17. The latex sap of the Cempedak tree is:
A) Red and viscous
B) Non-existent
C) Watery and clear
D) Sticky and white
  • 18. Cempedak is a good source of which nutrient?
A) Dietary fiber
B) Vitamin B12
C) Calcium
D) Iron
  • 19. The skin of a Cempedak fruit is best described as:
A) Thin, with small bumps
B) Thick, with large spines
C) Smooth and waxy
D) Rough and leathery
  • 20. How should Cempedak fruit be stored after it's cut open?
A) Frozen without wrapping
B) Left at room temperature
C) Refrigerated in an airtight container
D) Submerged in water
  • 21. What is the average weight range of a Cempedak fruit?
A) 10-20 kg
B) 0.1-0.5 kg
C) 2-4 kg
D) 5-10 kg
  • 22. Which of these is a common culinary use for Cempedak?
A) Used as a coffee bean substitute
B) Fermented into wine
C) Making fritters
D) As a pizza topping
  • 23. Cempedak trees are typically propagated by:
A) Rhizomes
B) Seeds or grafting
C) Spores
D) Cuttings of mature branches only
  • 24. A notable characteristic of Cempedak compared to related fruits is:
A) It is significantly larger
B) It has a longer shelf life
C) It is generally smaller
D) It requires colder climates to grow
  • 25. What is a key difference between Cempedak and Jackfruit in terms of their spines?
A) Both have identical spines
B) Cempedak has smaller, less pronounced bumps
C) Cempedak has no spines or bumps
D) Cempedak has sharp, prominent spines
  • 26. Where on the tree does Cempedak fruit typically grow?
A) Only on the roots
B) Only on new shoots
C) Trunk and branches
D) Only at the top of the tree
  • 27. What kind of soil is ideal for growing Cempedak trees?
A) Sandy soil with poor drainage
B) Clay-rich soil
C) Alkaline soil
D) Well-drained soil
  • 28. What can be done with Cempedak seeds after the pulp is eaten?
A) Roasted or boiled and eaten
B) Used as fertilizer
C) Used as animal feed only
D) Discarded as inedible
  • 29. In some regions, Cempedak is known as:
A) Banana
B) Durian
C) Nangka
D) Mango
  • 30. How can you best protect Cempedak trees from pests and diseases?
A) Over-fertilizing
B) Ignoring the tree
C) Planting in shady area
D) Good sanitation and proper pruning
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