Life Cycle Of A Pumpkin

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1/7 Questions

Do you like Pumpkins?
- YES
- Iww
- Yuck
- Ofcourse
- Its healthy
- What pumpkin?

About This Quiz

Pumpkins have been used for different occasions and needs. They are very marketable during Halloween season and for new mothers during weaning. Just how much do you know about this vegetable and can you differentiate the different varieties? Try out the quiz below and test your knowledge. Have fun while you are at it.

2.

What color do you like?
- White
- Green
- Orange
- Turquiose
- Brown
- Black
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3.

For you what is the use of pumpkin?
- Toys
- Decoration
- Food
- Its healthy
- To scare everyone
- To eat
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4.

What is pumpkin?
- Its Cinderella's vehicle
- Its a vegetable
- Its a healthy food
- Its use to scare people
- Its for diet
- Its a plant
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5.

When you see pumpkin what comes into your mind?
- Ahh veggie
- Oh no
- Yummy
- I need it
- Healthy
- Halloween time
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6.

What is the health benefits of a pumpkin?
- Eating pumpkin is good for the heart!
- One particular type of cancer where research has shown a positive benefits of a diet rich in beta-carotene is prostate cancer
- The antioxidants vitamin C, vitamin E and beta-carotene (all of which pumpkin has) have been shown to support eye health and prevent degenerative damage.
- For women of child-bearing age, consuming more iron from plant sources such as spinach, beans, pumpkin, tomatoes, and beets appear to promote fertility, according Harvard Medical School's Harvard Health Publications.
- Plant foods like pumpkins that are high in both vitamin C and beta-carotene offer an immunity boost from their powerful combination of nutrients.
- Pumpkin is one of the best-known sources of beta-carotene, a powerful antioxidant known to give orange vegetables and fruits their vibrant color and which is converted to vitamin A in the body.
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7.

What size of pumpkin do you have?
- Extra small
- Small
- Medium
- Large
- Extra large
- Extra extra large
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