
Vitamin C and Fruit
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- Q1Name one benefit of vitamin CBoosts immunityThere are no benefitsIt helps with the absorption of other vitaminsPrevents the common cold30s
- Q2Which food is found to be the best source of vitamin C?OrangeMushroomKiwiBell pepper30s
- Q3How often should you consume vitamin C?Once a weekOnce every 2 daysEverydayOnce a fortnight30s
- Q4What is the name of this fruit?PomegranateMangoPapayaPassion fruit30s
- Q5What sort of fruit is this?LycheeGrapeElderberryEgg fruit30s
- Q6Which fruit has the highest amount of vitamin C - a mango or a kiwi?KiwiMango30s
- Q7What fruit is this?GuavaJackfruitDragonfruitPawpaw30s
- Q8What is another name for a persimmon?Maggie fruitAbbie fruitSarah fruitSharon fruit30s
- Q9Is a tomato classed as a fruit or a vegetable?A vegetableBothA fruitNeither30s
- Q10What is another name for vitamin C?Boric acidAscorbic acidAcetic acidNitric acid30s
- Q11How might a food lose some of its vitamin C?Through choppingThrough processingThrough cookingThrough exposure to air30s
- Q12Where was the kiwi first grown?AustraliaArgentinaNew ZealandChina30s
- Q13What percentage of watermelon is water?50%88%64%92%30s
- Q14Every year, there are how many banana related accidents?300751502530s
- Q15The fruit, physalis, is also known as?Cape gooseberryOliveTangerineFig30s