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Like many fruits, grapes have a shape that can be described as round. That is not very precise, though. Which of these geometric terms is a more precise description of the shape of a typical grape? |
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Which of these colours is considered to be the original colour of the earliest members of the grape family? |
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On which of these continents are grape vines NOT a naturally occurring plant? |
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According to an old advertisement, Oils ain't oils. Well, raisins ain't necessarily raisins. To what is a French-speaking person referring when they use the word "raisin"? |
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Grapes grown to be made into wine are generally sweeter than grapes grown to be eaten fresh. |
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What part of a grape can be pressed to produce an oil that is used both for cooking and for cosmetics? |
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Grapes can be used to make a sweet spread that may be called jam or jelly, depending on where you live. Unlike some fruits, grapes usually need to have a chemical added to help the spread set to the appropriate consistency. What chemical is added to make the jam/jelly set? |
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What sweetening agent, more commonly produced from sugar cane or sugar beets, can be made from grapes? |
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Red wine is only made from red grapes; white wine is only made from white grapes. |
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In 1849 Ephraim Bull, a resident of Concord, Massachusetts, developed a new strain of grape which he called the Concord grape. In 1869, Dr. Thomas Bramwell Welch started to produce Concord grape juice from a factory in Vineland, New Jersey. For what use did he intend this grape juice? |
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