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How to Identify and Classify Breadfruits - Test
Contributed by: Woolley
  • 1. What is the primary method of identifying breadfruit varieties?
A) Root depth
B) Leaf color
C) Bark texture
D) Fruit morphology
  • 2. Which fruit characteristic is MOST helpful in breadfruit classification?
A) Seed presence
B) Leaf shape
C) Tree height
D) Skin texture
  • 3. What distinguishes seeded breadfruit from seedless varieties?
A) Fruit color
B) Leaf size
C) Tree size
D) Presence of seeds
  • 4. A breadfruit with a smooth, green skin is likely a:
A) Sign of over-ripeness
B) Sign of disease
C) Specific variety characteristic
D) Sign of under-ripeness
  • 5. The shape of the fruit can be described as:
A) Always square
B) Always cylindrical
C) Round to oblong
D) Always spherical
  • 6. What does 'latex production' refer to in breadfruit?
A) Root nutrient absorption
B) Leaf resin production
C) Fruit sugar content
D) Milky sap
  • 7. Which of these is NOT typically used for breadfruit classification?
A) Fruit size
B) Skin texture
C) Flesh color
D) Soil pH preference
  • 8. What is the flesh color of a mature breadfruit typically?
A) Always green
B) Always red
C) Always brown
D) Cream to yellow
  • 9. Fruit size is an important identifier. It is measured by:
A) Leaf length
B) Tree height
C) Branch width
D) Weight and diameter
  • 10. What impact do agro-climatic conditions have on identification?
A) No impact
B) Changes leaf vein pattern
C) Determines tree lifespan
D) Affects fruit characteristics
  • 11. Which type of breadfruit is most popular for commercial cultivation?
A) All varieties equally
B) Wild varieties
C) Seedless varieties
D) Seeded varieties
  • 12. The surface texture of breadfruit can be described as?
A) Always spiky
B) Smooth, rough, or spiky
C) Always smooth
D) Always rough
  • 13. What is the typical weight range of a mature breadfruit?
A) Under 0.5 kg
B) 5-10 kg
C) Over 10 kg
D) 1-5 kg
  • 14. What is a common use of latex in breadfruit?
A) Repelling insects
B) Nutrient storage
C) Sealing wounds
D) Attracting pollinators
  • 15. Which is the preferred method for differentiating cultivars?
A) Morphological description
B) Taste test
C) DNA sequencing
D) Latex smell
  • 16. What does 'fruit maturity' indicate?
A) Leaf senescence
B) Seed germination
C) End of tree lifespan
D) Optimal harvest time
  • 17. Why is accurate identification necessary?
A) Cooking time calculation
B) Fertilizer selection
C) Planting depth
D) Propagation purposes
  • 18. Which environmental condition mostly affects fruit morphology?
A) Rainfall
B) Soil type
C) Latitude
D) Elevation
  • 19. What internal structure differentiates some breadfruit?
A) Leaf veins
B) Core size
C) Root depth
D) Bark thickness
  • 20. Which tool is essential for accurate measurement of fruit?
A) Thermometer
B) Calipers
C) Barometer
D) pH meter
  • 21. What is the best time to observe fruit characteristics?
A) After harvest
B) During flowering
C) During germination
D) At maturity
  • 22. What is meant by 'seed viability'?
A) Leaf lifespan
B) Tree height
C) Ability to germinate
D) Fruit taste
  • 23. How does the latex change with ripening?
A) Changes color
B) Decreases
C) Increases
D) Stays the same
  • 24. Why is taste not the ideal identifier?
A) Always the same
B) Easily measured
C) Subjective
D) Consistent across varieties
  • 25. Which is the best method for comparing breadfruit varieties?
A) Side-by-side comparison
B) Tree age
C) Chemical analysis
D) Remote sensing
  • 26. How does cooking method affect the ID of breadfruit?
A) Changes the taste
B) Does not affect identification
C) Changes the texture
D) Changes the appearance
  • 27. What is a 'breadfruit inflorescence'?
A) Fruit core
B) Root system
C) Leaf pattern
D) Flowering structure
  • 28. How does fruit density affect breadfruit categorization?
A) Alters latex production
B) Determines the tree height
C) Indicates ripeness and starch content
D) Affects seed viability
  • 29. What is the primary purpose of classifying breadfruit?
A) For consistent nomenclature and propagation
B) To determine fertilizer needs
C) To control pest infestations
D) To predict shelf life
  • 30. When do you need to consider the tree size for identification?
A) When all other fruit traits are ambiguous
B) To know the yield
C) For selecting the correct fertilizer
D) To determine the age of the tree
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