[For Seniors] A Quiz to Make You Fall in Love with Strawberries
Speaking of strawberries, they’re in season from winter to spring, aren’t they?I imagine many older adults love them, too.The real charm of strawberries is, above all, their sweet and juicy flavor.They’re also known for being rich in vitamins.Wouldn’t it be fun to learn a lot about the appeal of strawberries—expected to benefit beauty and health—through this quiz?What’s more, putting the knowledge you gain from this quiz to use is sure to make you love strawberries even more.
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[For Seniors] A Quiz That Will Make You Love Strawberries (1–10)
Why does the shipment volume of strawberries increase starting in December?
- to make a Christmas cake
- Because it's a cold season
- Because it's the season (for it)
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to make a Christmas cake
Speaking of big events in December, Christmas comes to mind. And when it comes to Christmas cakes, strawberries are indispensable. That’s why a large quantity of strawberries is needed.
Which of these really exists?
- wild mock strawberry
- lizard strawberry
- mock strawberry
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mock strawberry
Mock strawberry is a relative of true strawberries. Because it has a small, strawberry-like shape, you might easily mistake it for the real thing. They say it got its name because snakes eat it.
What is the origin of strawberries?
- Ancient Yamato language
- Because red is 'ichigo' in Greek.
- Because the first person who ate it was named Ichigo.
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Ancient Yamato language
The name ichigo is derived from the ancient Yamato word ichibiko. It is also presumed to have been named based on the characteristics of the fruit.
[For Seniors] Strawberry-Loving Quiz (11–20)
Which category does the strawberry belong to?
- plant
- vegetables
- fruit
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vegetables
Don’t most people think strawberries are fruit? Surprisingly, they’re actually classified as vegetables. Academically, fruits are defined as produce that grows on trees, while vegetables are produce that grows on herbaceous plants, so strawberries are considered vegetables.
How can you make strawberries last longer?
- Freeze it in the freezer
- Arrange them with the stems facing down.
- Soak in cold water before putting it in the refrigerator.
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Arrange them with the stems facing down.
Strawberries are delicate, so if you don’t handle them carefully, they spoil quickly. By arranging them with the stems facing down, you can prevent the tips from getting squashed, which helps them last longer.
What family of plants does the strawberry belong to?
- Poaceae
- Strawberry family
- Rosaceae
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Rosaceae
Strawberries are plants in the rose family. Officially, they are classified in the genus Fragaria of the Rosaceae family. Members of the rose family also include apples and cherries.
What texture do you feel when you taste strawberry daifuku?
- crispy
- skinny; scrawny; emaciated (also an onomatopoeia for scraping/gnawing)
- fizzy
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fizzy
Don’t you feel a fizzy sensation when you eat strawberry daifuku? That texture comes from carbon dioxide being released by the strawberry. You can’t see it, but strawberries breathe too.


