Fruits
Veggies
Michigan
Plants
Invasive Species
100
Because they are 92% water and have a tough, thick skin, early explorers used this giant summer fruit as natural water bottles on long trips.
Watermelon 
100
Which vegetable can make you cry when you cut it?
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100
In the fall, Michiganders love to visit orchards to pick this crunchy fruit, get lost in corn mazes, and drink cider.
Apples
100
Established in 1872 in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, this landmark area became the very first National Park in the United States.
Yellowstone
100
This invasive shrub had red berries you can eat
what is Autumn olive
200
Instead of hanging down from branches like most fruits, these yellow fruits actually grow pointing upward toward the sun in giant bunches
Bananas
200
Which vegetable is known as “baby trees”?
Broccoli 
200
Michigan is a top producer of this tiny, round, sweet blue fruit that grows on bushes.
Blueberries
200
Gardeners love this little red beetle with black spots because it acts like a tiny bodyguard, eating the bad pests that ruin crops.
Ladybug
200
This invasive plant has purple flowers and commonly grows in feilds
Spotted Knappweed
300
This prickly tropical fruit has a "crown" on top, and it takes almost two whole years for a plant to grow just one of them
Pineapple
300
Nature loves math! Every single ear of this yellow summer vegetable always grows with an even number of rows—usually exactly 16 rows of kernels
Corn 
300
Michigan ranks first in the nation for growing this crisp green vegetable that can be turned into a pickle.
Cucumber
300
True or False:
Some plants are carnivorous and eat bugs.
True (venus fly trap)
300
This aquatic invasive plant was originally grown because of its beauty
Purple Loosetrife
400
Scientifically, in order for something from a plant to be called a fruit, it must contain these.
Seeds
400
In 1995, this popular underground veggie made history by becoming the very first vegetable ever grown in outer space aboard a NASA space shuttle.
Potato
400
This brown, underground vegetable is Michigan's biggest vegetable crop
Potato
400
Which part of the plant makes food using sunlight?
a. root
b. stem
c. leaves
d. flower
c. leaves
400
This wetland species has both a native type and invasive type in Michigan (that most scientists cant tell the difference)
Phragmities
500
A dried grape is a rasin, a dried plum is a...
Prune 
500
If farmers don't harvest this prickly green vegetable to eat its delicious "heart," the plant will eventually open up and bloom into a giant, beautiful, bright purple flower!
Artichoke 
500
Traverse City, Michigan is famous for holding a giant summer festival celebrating this small, red, tart fruit.
Cherry
500
Which part of the carrot is most commonly eaten?
a. stem
b. root
c. leaf
d. flower
b. root
500
What invasive plant is also poisonous and can cause rashes when exposed to sunlight
Wild Parsnip