Food in Its Season

In the picture

1. 1Blossom on the spring tree: the branch above the beet leaves is covered in white flowers.
2. 2Watermelon in the summer crate: a green fruit split open beside three cherries.
3. 3Cabbage in the autumn crate: a tightly packed head of leaves under orange foliage.
4. 4Turnip in the winter basket: a pale root resting with potatoes and carrots.

Examples

• Cherries bought at the market in early summer.
• Pumpkin soup made in late autumn.

Quiz: Food in Its Season (Age 14)

1. 1

   What does the card teach about fruits and vegetables and their harvest times?

   • Each kind has its own season when it is harvested.
   • They do not have a particular harvest season.
   • All kinds are harvested at the same time of year.
2. 2

   According to the card, what is usually true about food eaten in its season?

   • It always costs less money.
   • It stays fresh for longer.
   • It usually tastes better.
3. 3

   What does the card say about how fruits and vegetables grow and are picked?

   • They are harvested only when the weather is cold.
   • They grow and are picked at particular times of the year.
   • They can be picked at any time and taste the same.

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