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How to Identify and Classify Cherimoyas - Exam
Contributed by: Woolley
  • 1. What is the scientific name for Cherimoya?
A) Mangifera indica
B) Annona cherimola
C) Persea americana
D) Citrus sinensis
  • 2. Cherimoyas are native to which region?
A) Andes Mountains
B) Amazon Rainforest
C) Mediterranean Basin
D) Southeast Asia
  • 3. Which of these characteristics is NOT used to classify Cherimoya varieties?
A) Seed count
B) Soil pH preference
C) Flesh flavor
D) Skin texture
  • 4. The 'Lisa' Cherimoya is known for its:
A) Smooth skin
B) Large size
C) Excellent flavor
D) High seed count
  • 5. Which skin texture type is characterized by U-shaped impressions?
A) Unger
B) Fingermark
C) Tuberculate
D) Smooth
  • 6. A tuberculate Cherimoya skin texture is best described as:
A) Smooth and glossy
B) Covered in sharp spines
C) Covered in small, rounded bumps
D) Deeply segmented
  • 7. Which of the following is NOT a common shape for cherimoyas?
A) Conical
B) Heart-shaped
C) Round
D) Cylindrical
  • 8. What color is the flesh of a ripe Cherimoya typically?
A) Creamy white
B) Green
C) Bright red
D) Yellow
  • 9. The size of a Cherimoya fruit is generally measured by:
A) Length
B) Circumference
C) Weight
D) Volume
  • 10. What is a key indicator of ripeness in a Cherimoya?
A) Strong floral scent
B) Bright green color
C) Yielding slightly to gentle pressure
D) Completely firm skin
  • 11. What tool is best for assessing firmness?
A) Ruler
B) Scale
C) Knife
D) Fingertip
  • 12. What does a 'fingermark' skin texture look like?
A) Covered in a powdery bloom
B) Completely smooth
C) Indentations resembling fingerprints
D) Bumpy with sharp points
  • 13. Which factor contributes most to sweetness?
A) Soil type
B) Amount of sunlight
C) Watering schedule
D) Maturity at harvest
  • 14. Why is seed count important for Cherimoya classification?
A) Affects eating quality
B) Impacts fruit size
C) Determines plant hardiness
D) Indicates pollination success
  • 15. Which harvesting season is common in California?
A) Summer
B) Winter
C) Spring
D) Fall
  • 16. What is the ideal storage temperature for Cherimoyas?
A) High temperature (above 80°F)
B) Freezing temperature
C) Cool room temperature (around 60-70°F)
D) Refrigeration (below 40°F)
  • 17. What is a common use for Cherimoyas in culinary applications?
A) Savory sauces
B) Pickles
C) Desserts
D) Stews
  • 18. Which of these varieties is known for having fewer seeds?
A) Chaffey
B) Booth
C) White
D) Pierce
  • 19. Why is careful handling important for Cherimoyas?
A) Ripen too quickly
B) Develop a bitter taste
C) Attract insects
D) Bruise easily
  • 20. What is the purpose of hand-pollination in Cherimoya cultivation?
A) Change fruit color
B) Reduce pest problems
C) Improve fruit set
D) Increase plant size
  • 21. What is the common name for the Cherimoya?
A) Mango
B) Avocado
C) Custard Apple
D) Banana
  • 22. Which climate is most suitable for growing Cherimoyas?
A) Arctic
B) Subtropical
C) Temperate
D) Tropical
  • 23. What soil type is best for Cherimoyas?
A) Well-drained
B) Waterlogged
C) Sandy
D) Clay-rich
  • 24. Which pest is a common problem for Cherimoya trees?
A) Snails
B) Aphids
C) Mealybugs
D) Grasshoppers
  • 25. The 'El Bumpo' variety is known for:
A) Smooth skin
B) Large bumps on skin
C) Small fruit size
D) Red flesh
  • 26. What is the shelf life of a ripe Cherimoya at room temperature?
A) Several months
B) Several weeks
C) One month
D) Few days
  • 27. What is a good source of information for identifying local Cherimoya varieties?
A) Local agricultural extension office
B) Online gardening forums only
C) Astrology charts
D) Historical novels
  • 28. Which country is a major producer of Cherimoyas?
A) Japan
B) Russia
C) Spain
D) Canada
  • 29. What is a unique characteristic of cherimoya flowers?
A) Extremely fragrant
B) Protogynous dichogamy
C) Only bloom at night
D) Self-pollinating
  • 30. Which of the following is a sign of overripe fruit?
A) Lack of aroma
B) Excessively soft and mushy
C) Firm to the touch
D) Bright green skin
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