Question

what is the significant difference between winter and summer squashes?
○ the texture of the flesh
○ the color of the squash
○ the thickness of their skin
○ their flavor

Explanation:

Winter squashes (like butternut, acorn) have thick, tough skins (suitable for storage over winter), while summer squashes (like zucchini, yellow squash) have thin, tender skins. Texture, color, and flavor can vary but aren’t the defining difference. The key distinction is skin thickness.

Answer:

C. The thickness of their skin