Vocabulary 1
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B. Smell
What does the word scent mean?
A. sound
B. smell
C. feeling
a pair
What does the word two mean?
I have two socks left.
in a garden
What is the main setting of the story?
She thinks it looks dark and ugly. It doesn't look like everyone else's garden.
Why did the little girl not like the garden after it began to grow more?
No
She said ____,I do not want to go with you.
Know
No
C. to open
What does the word bloom mean?
A. to fall
B. to close
C. to open
B. The place
What does the word where mean?
A. put clothes on
B. the place
The girl helps her mother start a garden.
She is kind and likes to share.
How would you best describe Mommy?
sew
I will _____ the seeds in the dirt.
sew
so
C. Crumpled and Creased
If I were to wrinkle a paper, it would look
A. Fresh and flat
B. Dirty and smudged
C. Crumpled and creased
not fancy
What does the word plain mean?
The dress was plain and only one color.
Excited
How does the little girl feel when she first sees the little green stems growing in her garden?
Her garden grew many vegetables.
plane
I went on a ________ to go to Hawaii.
Plain
Plane
moving head up and down to signal yes
When I nod my head, what does that mean?
understand
What does the word know mean?
I know the answer!
All of the flowers are bright and colorful like a rainbow.
What does the author mean when they wrote "Up and down the street grew rainbows of flowers"?
Mommy made a yummy soup.
What did they do after they picked all of the vegetables?
to
I will go ____ the mall with my friends.
to
two
not soft and tender
What does the word tough mean in this sentence?
The tough meat is hard to eat.
To stitch together with thread.
What does the word sew mean?
I will sew the patch on my pants.
She helped her mother plant all of the seeds and she helped with dragging the hose.
How do you know the girl is a hard worker?
They want vegetables to make the yummy soup too.
At the end of the story, why do the neighbors plant vegetables and flowers?
wear
I will _____ my uniform to school.
wear
where
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What is smooth? or What is hard?
The texture of an apple.
Shiny, round, red, small, seed, sweet, sour
Add 100 points for every correct description. (teacher be the judge)
Describe a cherry
What is sweet?
What is Red?
The color of an Apple.
What is Apple?
A Fruit that is round, red, and crunchy.
What is soft? or What is smooth?
The texture of a banana.
Pineapple, lychee, dragonfruit.
Plus 200 for every correct.
Fruit that can poke you.
What is sour?
The taste of lemons and plums.
What is Yellow?
The color of a banana.
What is a Carrot?
A Vegetable that is orange, long, and grows in the ground.
What is furry?
What is soft?
The texture of a kiwi.
garlic, radish, bean sprout, onion
300 points for every correct.
Name white fruit and vegetables.
What is sweet?
The taste of honeydew, kiwi, persimmon.
What is Green?
or
What is Yellow?
or
What is Red?
The color of a mango.
What is Broccoli?
A Vegetable that is green and looks like a small tree.
What is bumpy? What is dull? What is hard?
The texture of a potato.
Kiwi, Coconut, Peach
400 points for each correct.
Name furry fruits.
What is spicy?
The taste of raw garlic and wasabi.
What is Orange?
The color of Pumpkin
What is a Pumpkin?
A fruit that is big and orange. It has a hard shell.
What is bumpy, hard, dull.
What are fruits?
Actually worth 2000 points.
The category (fruits or vegetables) that bell peppers, green beans, and cucumbers are in.
What is bitter?
The taste of a lemon peel and coffee.
What is Green?
The color of Spinach.
What is a lemon?
A fruit that is super sour, yellow, and round.
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What is a drupe or stone fruit?
This fruit has a hard pit in the center of the fruit.
What are the parts of a plant vegetables come from?
Fruits, flowers, stems, roots, bulbs, leaves, seeds.
What is pigments?
The color and phytonutrients comes from this.
What is a carbohydrate?
sugar, starch, or fiber
What is 1 c?
1/2 c X 2
What is a citrus fruit?
This fruit has a thick rind and juicy pulp
What is the flower?
The plant part broccoli and cauliflower come from.
What are flavenoids?
This pigment is why fruits and vegetable are purple, red, or blue.
What are the six essential nutrients?
carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals, and water.
What is teaspoon or Tablespoon?
t or T
What is an acid?
A chemical that has a sour taste.
What is an enzyme?
This special protein helps chemical reactions happen.
What is chlorophyll?
When over cooked especially in water this pigment turns a dull drab olive-green.
What is water?
This nutrient helps to regulate body processes like breathing and digestion.
What is 1/4?
1/2 divided by 2.
A fruit that is fully matured and is generally flavorful, colorful, and firm but not hard.
What is tender-crisp?
Vegetables should steam until this point.
What is enzymatic browning?
This happens to fruit and vegetables when they are cut, peeled, or bruised.
B vitamins and vitamin C.
What are 4?
There are this many quarts in a gallon.
What is in season?
Fruits that are plentiful, ripe, and high in quality.
What is steam, bake or roast, simmer, grill, microwave, stir-fry, heat?
Name five of the seven cooking methods for vegetables.
What are carotenoids?
This pigment is stable.
What are minerals?
Iron, potassium, calcium.
What is 16?
There are this many ounces in a pint.
25 questions / Berries Exotic Fruit Vegetables Proverbs Varia
strawberry/fresa
This berry is the only fruit that has seeds outside, not inside. In Estonia they ripen at the end of June and in July. They are red.
orange/naranjado
Its name is the same as is its colour.
grapes/uvas
About 71% of these berries are used for making wine. 27% are used as fresh fruit, and 2% are used as dried fruit.
kiwi/kiwi
The national bird of New Zealand.
gooseberry/grosella
the English word for "karusmari"?
watermelon/ sandia
It is green with darker (black) stripes. It contains 92% water and 6% sugars. Though it is full of water, it likes to grow in hot, quite dry areas. We eat it as a fruit, but in fact it is a vegetable.
cherries/guindas
These berries grow on trees and have stones. In Estonia we can pick them in July and August. Turkey grows and exports them more than any other country. They are smaller than plums.
nectarine/nectarina
This fruit is similar to a peach, but unlike a peach it is shiny and smooth. It has a stone just like a peach.
cranberry/culivator
What's the English for "jõhvikas"?
jackfruit/jackfruit
We don't often find this fruit in food stores in Estonia. The first part of the name is a boy's name. It doesn't smell very good, but the fruit itself is very sweet. People in Asia, Africa and Caribbean use it for making bread.
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Winter
In wich season should not be grow
Pineapple
What is the most planted fruit?
Tomato
what is the most planted vegetable?
Strawberry
Which fruit grows faster?
Every two days
How often the lemon tree is weatered?
Spring
What is the best season to plant?
Potato
What is the most consumed vegetable?
Apple
What is the most consume fruit?
Corn cob
Wich are the vegetables that take the longest to grow?
Cherry
Wich fruit needs less watering?
Summer
In wich season the plants are not watered so much?
Potato
Which vegetable is consumed in most countries?
Apple
Which fruit is consumed in most countries?
Grape
What is the smallest fruit?
Carrot
Which vegetable needs more watering?
Spring
In which seasson do most plants begin to grow?
Limon
Which vegetable is the smallest?
Pumpkin
What is the largest vegetable?
Potato/carrot
A vegetable that grows underground?
Tomato
A plant that uses greenhouse irrigation?
Spring
Climate that fruits and vegetables like best?
Pepper
Least consumed vegetable in Mexico?
Pomegranate
Fruit that consumes less in Mexico?
Chile
Vegetable that is most used in food Mexico?
Limon
Fruit that grows throughout the year?
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