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27 Dec 2019, 05:20
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The tree seldom grows more than 5 meters (16 feet) high and if not pruned becomes shrub-like. Its branches spread and are irregular, with short stiff twigs, small leaves, and many small sharp thorns. The evergreen leaves are pale green, and the small white flowers are usually borne in clusters. The fruit is usually about 3 to 4 cm (1 to 1.5 inches) in diameter, oval to nearly globular in shape, often with a small apical nipple, and the peel is thin and greenish yellow when the fruit is ripe. The pulp is tender, juicy, yellowish green in color, and decidedly acid. Limes exceed lemons in both acid and sugar content. There are, however, some varieties so lacking in citric acid that they are known as sweet limes. These are grown to some extent in Egypt and certain tropical countries.
Which of the following is the correct inference based on the above passage?
A. Lemons are yellowish green in color.
B. Lime is a greenish yellow fruit.
C. Tropical countries are less likely to use limes.
D. Pruning is used to keep trees shrub-like.
E. Citric acid has a sour taste.
Which of the following is the correct inference based on the above passage?
A. Lemons are yellowish green in color.
B. Lime is a greenish yellow fruit.
C. Tropical countries are less likely to use limes.
D. Pruning is used to keep trees shrub-like.
E. Citric acid has a sour taste.
