Question

which fruits pulp is a source of energy and protein? aguacate y papaya
which fruits have vitamin a? choose
which fruits have vitamin c? choose
which fruit is not originally from the americas? choose
papayas have more vitamin c than... choose

Explanation:

To answer these questions, we need to recall nutritional and botanical information:

1. Which fruit’s pulp is a source of energy and protein?

Avocado (aguacate) and papaya (papaya) are correct. Avocado has healthy fats (energy) and protein, and papaya has some protein and carbohydrates (energy).

2. Which fruits have vitamin A?

Fruits like mango, papaya, apricot, and cantaloupe are rich in vitamin A (in the form of carotenoids like beta - carotene).

3. Which fruits have vitamin C?

Fruits like orange, lemon, lime, papaya, strawberry, and kiwi are high in vitamin C.

4. Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?

Fruits like banana (originated in Southeast Asia), apple (Central Asia), or mango (South Asia) are not native to the Americas.

5. Papayas have more vitamin C than…

Fruits with less vitamin C than papaya could be banana, apple, or pear (since papaya has a relatively high vitamin C content).

For the dropdowns (assuming typical options):

• “Which fruits have vitamin A?”: Options like mango, papaya, aguacate (avocado) y melón (melon) (depending on the provided choices).
• “Which fruits have vitamin C?”: Options like naranja (orange), limón (lemon), papaya, fresa (strawberry).
• “Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?”: Options like plátano (banana), manzana (apple), or mango.
• “Papayas have more vitamin C than…”: Options like plátano (banana), manzana (apple), or pera (pear).

If we assume standard options for each:

• “Which fruits have vitamin A?”: Let's say the correct option is mango, papaya y aguacate (if available).
• “Which fruits have vitamin C?”: naranja, limón y papaya (if available).
• “Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?”: plátano (banana).
• “Papayas have more vitamin C than…”: plátano (banana).

(Note: The exact answers depend on the specific options in the dropdown menus, but the above are common correct choices based on nutritional/botanical knowledge.)

Answer:

To answer these questions, we need to recall nutritional and botanical information:

1. Which fruit’s pulp is a source of energy and protein?

Avocado (aguacate) and papaya (papaya) are correct. Avocado has healthy fats (energy) and protein, and papaya has some protein and carbohydrates (energy).

2. Which fruits have vitamin A?

Fruits like mango, papaya, apricot, and cantaloupe are rich in vitamin A (in the form of carotenoids like beta - carotene).

3. Which fruits have vitamin C?

Fruits like orange, lemon, lime, papaya, strawberry, and kiwi are high in vitamin C.

4. Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?

Fruits like banana (originated in Southeast Asia), apple (Central Asia), or mango (South Asia) are not native to the Americas.

5. Papayas have more vitamin C than…

Fruits with less vitamin C than papaya could be banana, apple, or pear (since papaya has a relatively high vitamin C content).

For the dropdowns (assuming typical options):

• “Which fruits have vitamin A?”: Options like mango, papaya, aguacate (avocado) y melón (melon) (depending on the provided choices).
• “Which fruits have vitamin C?”: Options like naranja (orange), limón (lemon), papaya, fresa (strawberry).
• “Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?”: Options like plátano (banana), manzana (apple), or mango.
• “Papayas have more vitamin C than…”: Options like plátano (banana), manzana (apple), or pera (pear).

If we assume standard options for each:

• “Which fruits have vitamin A?”: Let's say the correct option is mango, papaya y aguacate (if available).
• “Which fruits have vitamin C?”: naranja, limón y papaya (if available).
• “Which fruit is not originally from the Americas?”: plátano (banana).
• “Papayas have more vitamin C than…”: plátano (banana).

(Note: The exact answers depend on the specific options in the dropdown menus, but the above are common correct choices based on nutritional/botanical knowledge.)