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Guess the Fruit by Picture: How Many Can You Name?

Quick, free quiz to identify fruit by picture. Instant results.

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Erica ChongUpdated Aug 25, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
2-5mins
Learning OutcomesCheat Sheet
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This quiz helps you guess the fruit by picture, from market staples to tropical surprises. Spot each fruit, learn a quick fact, and see your score instantly. When you are done, keep playing with our fruit trivia or switch it up with a guess the picture quiz.

Which fruit is known for its crisp, sweet taste and commonly found in varieties like Gala and Granny Smith?
Apple
Cherry
Banana
Orange
The apple is a pome fruit of the species Malus domestica and is cultivated worldwide. It comes in many varieties such as Gala, Granny Smith, and Fuji. Apples are known for their crisp texture and range of flavors from sweet to tart.
Which long curved yellow fruit is rich in potassium and often eaten as a snack?
Lemon
Cherry
Banana
Mango
Bananas grow in clusters on large herbaceous plants of the genus Musa. They are well known for their soft, creamy flesh and yellow peel when ripe. Bananas are a good source of potassium and are commonly eaten fresh as a snack.
Which citrus fruit is known for its high vitamin C content and usually has a bright orange skin?
Lime
Orange
Grapefruit
Lemon
The orange is a citrus fruit from the species Citrus × sinensis. It is prized for its sweet to tangy flavor and bright orange peel. Oranges are an excellent source of vitamin C and are consumed fresh or processed into juice.
Which small round fruit grows in clusters on vines and can be green, red, or purple?
Mango
Cherry
Kiwi
Grape
Grapes are berries of the genus Vitis that grow in clusters on vines. They come in various colors including green, red, and purple. Grapes are used for fresh eating, wine production, and dried fruit (raisins).
Which tropical fruit has sweet, juicy orange flesh and a large flat pit?
Mango
Avocado
Papaya
Pineapple
Mangoes belong to the species Mangifera indica and are known for their sweet, fibrous flesh surrounding a large pit. They are widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical climates. Mangoes are often eaten fresh, blended into smoothies, or used in desserts.
This tropical fruit has spiky skin and a tuft of leaves on top, with sweet yellow flesh inside. What is it?
Coconut
Pineapple
Durian
Pomegranate
Pineapples (Ananas comosus) have a rough, spiky exterior and a leafy crown. Their interior is composed of sweet, juicy yellow segments. Pineapples are used fresh, juiced, and in cooked dishes around the world.
Which small brown fuzzy fruit reveals bright green flesh with tiny black seeds when cut?
Kiwi
Apricot
Fig
Lychee
The kiwi (Actinidia deliciosa) is a small fruit with a brown, hairy skin and bright green interior dotted with small black seeds. Kiwis have a sweet-tart flavor and are rich in vitamin C. They are eaten fresh or used in salads and desserts.
Which fruit has orange flesh, black seeds in the center, and is often used in smoothies?
Prune
Papaya
Peach
Nectarine
Papayas (Carica papaya) contain soft orange flesh and a cavity of round black seeds. They have a sweet flavor and are rich in vitamins A and C. Papayas are commonly eaten fresh, in smoothies, and in tropical fruit salads.
Which fruit has vibrant pink skin with green scales and white flesh dotted with small black seeds?
Guava
Pomegranate
Rambutan
Dragon Fruit
Dragon fruit, or pitaya, comes from several cactus species and features bright pink or yellow skin with green-tipped scales. Inside, the white or red flesh contains tiny black seeds. It has a mildly sweet taste and a crunchy texture.
This fruit, also known as carambola, when sliced, forms star-shaped pieces. What is it called?
Medlar
Quince
Jujube
Star Fruit
Star fruit, or carambola (Averrhoa carambola), has a distinctive shape that forms stars when cut crosswise. Its skin is waxy and yellow when ripe. The flavor ranges from sour to sweet depending on the variety.
Which orange fruit resembles a tomato but is sweet when ripe and is commonly used in East Asian cuisines?
Tomato
Apricot
Peach
Persimmon
Persimmons belong to the genus Diospyros and produce smooth-skinned, orange fruits that resemble tomatoes. When fully ripe, persimmons are very sweet and soft. They are used fresh, dried, and in various East Asian dishes.
Which fruit has a rough red shell and sweet translucent white flesh?
Lychee
Longan
Rambutan
Mangosteen
Lychees (Litchi chinensis) have a rough, bumpy red shell that is peeled away to reveal juicy, translucent white flesh. They have a sweet floral flavor and a single glossy seed. Lychees are popular in Asian cuisines and desserts.
Known as the 'King of Fruits', which fruit is notorious for its strong odor but prized for its creamy flesh?
Durian
Jackfruit
Breadfruit
Soursop
Durian (Durio spp.) is nicknamed the 'King of Fruits' in Southeast Asia due to its distinctive aroma and rich, custard-like flesh. Its odor is divisive, leading to bans in some public places. Despite this, durian is highly prized for its flavor and texture.
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Study Outcomes

  1. Identify Fruit by Picture -

    After completing the quiz, you'll be able to recognize and name a variety of fruits using images alone, enhancing your skill to identify fruit by picture.

  2. Decode Visual Fruit Cues -

    Learn to use color, shape, and texture hints to distinguish between similar-looking fruits and answer "what is this fruit picture?" with confidence.

  3. Recall Fun Fruit Facts -

    Memorize interesting trivia and health benefits tied to each fruit you guess, making it easier to remember names and unique characteristics.

  4. Apply Guess the Fruit Strategies -

    Develop quick identification techniques by practicing with our interactive quiz, boosting your speed and accuracy when you guess the fruit.

  5. Challenge Observation Skills -

    Sharpen your eye for detail by identifying fruits from close-up or partial images, tackling even the trickiest "what fruit is this picture?" challenges.

  6. Track Quiz Progress -

    Monitor your performance across rounds to set personal goals, analyze errors, and continuously improve your fruit identifier by picture capabilities.

Cheat Sheet

  1. Fruit Anatomy Essentials -

    Familiarize yourself with the three main layers of a fruit - exocarp (skin), mesocarp (flesh), and endocarp (seed chamber) - so you can distinguish a drupe (e.g., cherry) from a pome (e.g., apple). For example, drupes have a hard endocarp ("stone") around one seed, while pomes have multiple seeds in a core. Use the mnemonic "Skin-Flesh-Stone" to recall exocarp-mesocarp-endocarp.

  2. Color & Ripeness Indicators -

    Observe chlorophyll breakdown and pigment changes: bananas transition from green to yellow as green chlorophyll degrades and carotenoids appear, while berries shift through anthocyanin accumulation. This color shift follows the simple "G→Y→R/B" pattern (Green to Yellow to Red/Blue) in many fruits. Tracking hue changes helps you identify ripeness and species at a glance.

  3. Botanical Classification by Family -

    Learn major fruit families - Rosaceae (strawberries, cherries), Rutaceae (citrus), Musaceae (bananas) and Cucurbitaceae (melon, cucumber) - by their defining features like leaf arrangement and seed placement. A quick acronym, "RoRuMuCu," encapsulates these four common families for rapid recall. Recognizing family traits speeds up identification under the magnifying lens.

  4. Geographic Origins & Domestication -

    Map fruits to Vavilov's eight centers of origin: for instance, citrus hails from Southeast Asia, grapes from the Near East and pumpkins from Mesoamerica. This historical context helps you guess the fruit by knowing where similar species evolved. Pull up an online USDA or FAO chart for a visual "who-came-from-where" reference.

  5. Leaf & Seed Clues -

    Note leaf shape, venation, and seed count: lobed leaves often signal melons (Cucurbitaceae), while compound leaves point to mangoes or cashews (Anacardiaceae). Seeds inside - whether multiple tiny seeds in a strawberry or a single pit in an avocado - offer instant family hints. Apply the rule "Leaf → Family → Fruit" as a systematic identification formula.

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