Kiwifruit Trivia Quiz
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Where can kiwifruits be cultivated?
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In dry temperatures
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In humid temperatures
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In most temperate climates with adequate summer heat
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In cold climates
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The kiwifruit is commonly known as the an edible berry of several species of woody vines in the genus Actinidia. The most common cultivar group of kiwifruit is oval and about the size of a large hen egg. Are you familiar with this fruit, commonly known to be native of New Zealand? Take our quiz and find out now.
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Which kiwi cultivar is most commonly available?
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Hayward
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Nayward
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Clayward
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Raw ward
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A. Hayward -
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In what year was it called "kiwifruit" in New Zealand?
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1950
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1962
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1970
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1972
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A. 1962 -
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What's the other name for Kiwifruit?
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Chinese berry
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Riwi fruit
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Chinese gooseberry
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Japanese Berry
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A. Chinese gooseberry -
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When is the first recorded description of the kiwifruit dated to?
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10th Century
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14th Century
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12th Century
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13th Century
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A. 12th Century -
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How many species does the genus Actinda actually comprise?
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60
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40
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120
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100
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A. 60 -
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How are kiwifruits propagated?
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Asexually
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By pollination
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No one really knows
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By planting the seeds
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A. Asexually -
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What gender is the kiwifruit plant?
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Asexual
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Male
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Dioecious
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Female
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A. Dioecious -
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Where is the kiwifruit native to?
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New Zealand
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Japan
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Eastern China
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Western China
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A. Eastern China -
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What's the literal meaning of kiwifruit?
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Macaque peach
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Yellow peach
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Macau peach
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Red peach
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A. Macaque peach -
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