YELLOW FOOD
A long, soft fruit that grows in bunches.
What is a banana?
A leafy vegetable used in salads, by tearing the leaves into smaller pieces.
What is lettuce?
The most commonly-grown fruit in North America, used in sauces, purees, pies, or eaten raw.
What is an apple?
My name is my colour.
What is an orange?
Sponge Bob lives in one of these.
What is a pineapple?
Long thin green vegetables, grown in most home gardens. Cats are afraid of these.
What is a cucumber?
A soft, thin-skinned red fruit that is commonly consumed as a vegetable.
What is a tomato?
A very large, hard vegetable that is often carved and lit with candles.
What is a pumpkin?
A small, sour, citrus fruit used on fish or in drinks.
What is a lemon?
A small, soft, green fruit, with black seeds and a hairy outer skin.
What is a kiwi?
Small, tart, red berries, picked from spiny bushes and often made into jam or jelly.
What are raspberries?
A small, soft-skinned fruit with a large center pit, often eaten dried.
What is an apricot?
A large, tart, citrus fruit, usually eaten for breakfast or juiced.
What is a grapefruit?
A leafy cabbage-like vegetable, with very stiff, curly leaves, known to be very healthy.
What is kale?
A tiny, red fruit that grows on trees, containing a small "stone" and often used in pies or as a garnish for sweet drinks.
What are cherries?
A large, dark orange, tropical fruit, with small black seeds.
What is a papaya?
A vegetable that grows on a stalk, has "niblets" and is eaten boiled, buttered and salted.
What is corn?
A soft, green vegetable, with a very large center pit, and black or dark green, pebbly skin. Great for making dips.
What is avocado?
A very large, green-skinned, soft, red melon, with black seeds that is grown in fields.
What is a watermelon?
A hard, orange melon with rough, greenish skin and white seeds.
What is a cantaloupe?