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Where Does It Grow? Click Quiz #1

Where do these fruits, vegetables, nuts and spices grow?
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First submittedJune 27, 2023
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Cinnamon
Kiwi
Carrot
Broccoli
Lemon
Peanut
Rhubarb
Watermelon
Celery
Ginger
Potato
Beet
Cherry
Green asparagus
Cucumber
Olive
Walnut
Grape
Apple
Avocado
Pumpkin
Bamboo shoots
Lettuce
Tomato
Garlic
Onion
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61 Comments
overtired
+16
Level 86
Jun 27, 2023
Bananas, by the way, don't grow on any of these. Often mistaken for growing on trees, they actually grow on large herbaceous plants. I decided to remove plants, shrubs, bushes and stalks from the quiz as there is too much overlap. So unfortunately no pineapples or brussels sprouts either which are both fun answers. And no berries, which mostly grow on bushes.
overtired
+3
Level 86
Aug 4, 2023
Hungry for more? Try PART 2
baptistegorce
+14
Level 56
Jun 27, 2023
Haha! Very cool quiz. Interesting subject and very cute and funny drawings.

You could also add that nominations don't grow on trees, but do very well on overtired's quizzes. ;-)

overtired
+3
Level 86
Jun 28, 2023
Thanks!
Quizmaster
+23
Level ∞
Jun 27, 2023
Kiwis grow on a vine? Wow!
AlexThirkell
+4
Level 74
Jun 27, 2023
Watermelons and pumpkins growing on vines surprised me even more! I just didn't picture a vine as a net-like thing on the ground.
overtired
+16
Level 86
Jun 27, 2023
Doesn't have to be on the ground. You can grow them on a trellis like grapes. Problem is they get very heavy… though you can use hammocks!
AlexThirkell
+7
Level 74
Jul 2, 2023
Head totally exploded, no other comment!
Haddies
+2
Level 35
Aug 4, 2023
My FIL in Tokyo used to grow them in his garden on a raised trellis, as they do in NZ.
Zupity
+1
Level 66
Jan 21, 2025
Where did you think they grew?
Koopa
+1
Level 82
Jun 27, 2023
Super fun
OfficerDibble
+8
Level 84
Jun 27, 2023
No one knows how peanuts grow. It's a secret.
jkabq
+7
Level 65
Jan 21, 2025
jimmy carter knew. but he took the secret with him.
Elboy
+3
Level 72
Jun 27, 2023
A quiz about growing beets?

Be honest overtired, you are Dwight Schrute?

overtired
+10
Level 86
Jun 28, 2023
It's also about growing celery, and in his immortal words:

"Those who can't farm, farm celery."

phalocrocorax
+4
Level 83
Jun 27, 2023
"Straight out of the ground" isn't really accurate for broccoli. Broccoli (the vegetable) is the top part of the plant, nowhere near the ground.
overtired
+6
Level 86
Jun 27, 2023
"Broccoli is an edible green plant in the cabbage family whose large flowering head, stalk and small associated leaves are eaten as a vegetable." First line from wikipedia.
erple
+2
Level 63
Aug 15, 2023
Glad you pointed this out. Raised peanuts for a few years, so I know they grow underground, contrary to popular belief that they grow in packages and tin cans!
Dontforget
+1
Level 71
Feb 10, 2024
There's a number of cultures where the stalk part is eaten, in many cases preferentially to the top
JamesMawgan
+1
Level 43
Jan 21, 2025
The stalk is by far the best part of broccoli!
cpgatbyu
+13
Level 87
Jun 27, 2023
White asparagus grows under the ground. (Sort of.)
Neodymium
+1
Level 63
Jun 27, 2023
May I translate this?
overtired
+3
Level 86
Jun 27, 2023
Into what? I'll do at least a French version. Easier for me to do it as the image text should be replaced and these aren't SVGs you can download.
buck1017
+3
Level 78
Jun 27, 2023
Almost every one i missed was "On a Vine"
pinkysbrain
+1
Level 85
Jun 27, 2023
Same here. The only vine I got was grapes . This quiz made me remember the great BBC TV April fools day report on spaghetti tree growers suffering drought in Italy that a lot of people believed to be true,
Zvezdana
+6
Level 76
Jun 28, 2023
Where I come from, celery root is used more often than leaves. So it grows under the ground too.
overtired
+3
Level 86
Jun 28, 2023
Wonder where that is. Celery generally refers to the stems here. There's a related plant called celeriac where the root is eaten.
MarcellDAvis
+5
Level 78
Aug 4, 2023
The same is true where I live (Germany) and I know it is also the case in many Slavic languages. A rough translation would be "perennial celery" for celery and "tuberous celery" for celeriac. Until I did this quiz I didn't realise there are two different words in English. Interesting.
Rufy
+2
Level 77
Aug 4, 2023
It was also a trick question for me, because in French both celery and celeriac are usually called céleri (although we can say céleri-rave for celeriac if we want to be specific). I learnt a new English word today...
loni
+3
Level 68
Jul 18, 2023
Man, I never knew tomato was considered a vine. I had some plants in my house and my degree should have taught me that. Crazy. I can see why they are considered vines but I never thought about it. They can grow pretty vertical even without support.
overtired
+5
Level 86
Jul 18, 2023
It's also common for supermarkets to sell "Tomatoes on the Vine" (at least in the UK) so I thought people might know it from there.
HyddenRizz
+3
Level 67
Aug 4, 2023
The fact that you're from the UK convinces me that you've used "Beet" in this quiz instead of "Beetroot" just to make the question harder o.O
overtired
+1
Level 86
Aug 4, 2023
Ha, you're spot on. Didn't want to just give away the answer :)
cowboyless
+7
Level 52
Aug 4, 2023
This quiz made me realize i never put thought into how kiwis grow
Sputnix
+2
Level 68
Aug 4, 2023
Wow I never knew peanuts were an underground nut, completely mindblowing to me. They are even called “earth nuts” in Danish, I guess that name make a lot more sense than I ever gave it credit for
MaxTheAxe
+2
Level 75
Aug 4, 2023
Geeky/nerdy correction: Peanuts are technically legumes, not nuts. Though looking it up, legumes, which are also called pulse when dried, include beans, peas, soybeans and others, and those all grow above ground as far as I know.
overtired
+4
Level 86
Aug 4, 2023
Few common nuts are genuinely nuts in botanical sense. They're still culinary nuts though.

Nut or Not? Quiz

@Sputnix They are also known as "groundnuts" in English!

JCunha
+1
Level 33
Aug 4, 2023
Ginger grows under the ground. I know because i have it on my backyard...

Only answer i guessed wrong, and i was right.

overtired
+1
Level 86
Aug 4, 2023
? The quiz says it grows underground. If you got it wrong you must have clicked something else.
Haddies
+2
Level 35
Aug 4, 2023
Beet.....you need to specify beetroot as in many countries we have SilverBEET which is a legume and I wrongly assumed that that was the question. Please change the question to Beetroot.
InterAlia
+5
Level 79
Aug 28, 2023
Unrelated to the point you are making, silverbeet, more commonly called chard or swiss chard in many places, is a leafy green - definitely not a legume.
RobNobody
+3
Level 79
Feb 10, 2024
Beetroot kind of gives away the answer, though, doesn't it?
TimFed
+1
Level 75
Aug 4, 2023
14/26. I need to spend some time on a farm! Thanks to Dwight Schrute I did get beets correct.
Lampukistan
+4
Level 48
Aug 5, 2023
White Asparagus grows under ground. (Technically, they sprouts covered by earth.)
InterAlia
+1
Level 79
Aug 28, 2023
I enjoy The Office as much as the next guy, but as a vegetable farmer I have to roll my eyes that the only frame of reference many people seem to have for beets is Dwight Schrute. I may be wrong, but I imagine most of the folks who make that trite joke never actually eat beets. Beets are delicious and as nutritious as any "superfood" (which is a dumb, simple-minded marketing term).
vermiciousknid
+1
Level 90
Feb 6, 2025
No shade to beet lovers but personally I can't abide them. I've tried several different preparations, to no avail; they always still taste like beets, haha.
McKenzieFam
+2
Level 68
Sep 12, 2023
You need to change kiwi to kiwifruit because kiwi is also a bird and people from New Zealand.
overtired
+5
Level 86
Sep 12, 2023
I'm pretty sure it's clear which one the quiz is talking about. Unless quiz takers think birds grow underground and people grow on trees...
TigerNiger
+1
Level 68
Jan 21, 2025
And they obviously don't, people grow underground and birds grow on trees
McKenzieFam
+1
Level 68
Nov 7, 2023
haha! True I guess it's just I'm from nz.
BeesJohnson
+1
Level 69
Jan 5, 2024
I'm proud of myself, I had no idea on Kiwis but apart from that helping my mother with gardening my entire life really helped. Also if you're confused about cinnamon, its basically just bark of a certain tree.
FandomPhantom
+1
Level 34
May 18, 2024
I really like the idea of bananas growing straight up out of the ground
Popcornwolf
+1
Level 1
Aug 6, 2024
Can I translate your quiz into german?
overtired
+1
Level 86
Aug 7, 2024
Would be easier if I did it as I have the Inkscape files to make new images. Are you on Discord? If not and you can join, then message me there.
JantjeMokum
+3
Level 65
Jan 21, 2025
Since cinnamon is the bark of a cinnamontree, should it not be defined as growing straight from the ground? Since it is the tree rather than hanging from it.
ravnen
+1
Level 64
Jan 24, 2025
That was my thought as well.
9876542
+1
Level 33
Jan 21, 2025
I once had a kiwi seedling (didn't live that long) that looked like a small tree seedling, so that one actually threw me off guard.
InterAlia
+3
Level 79
Jan 21, 2025
Onions are a gray area. I've planted and harvested tens of thousands by hand. They are never really underground. They grow right at the surface, usually with more than half above ground at harvest time. Look up some images of growing onions.
lesnops
+1
Level 70
Jan 21, 2025
Based on the diagram illustrating what is meant by "on a tree," the given answer for cinnamon is incorrect. The cinnamon spice comes from bark, not from a fruit borne by the tree, and therefore it corresponds to the diagram for "straight out of the ground."
Vojtaniz
+1
Level 57
Jan 24, 2025
Celery is wrong. It also grows under the ground. There are several varieties of celery. Here in Czechia, the one growing under the ground is the most common and the first one that comes to one's mind when word "celery" is said.
overtired
+1
Level 86
Jan 24, 2025
That’s generally known as celeriac in English.
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