Across
- 2. is a fruit that has sharp skin like thorns, it tastes sweet and sometimes people don't like it because of its aroma
- 5. has a star-like shape and has a sweet taste but a little sourness
- 8. is a fruit that is oval / elliptical, yellow, scaly, soft, some are sweet and some are sour
- 10. is a fleshy, oval, yellowish-red tropical fruit that is eaten ripe or used green for pickles or chutneys
- 12. contains tannins which are efficacious to strengthen gums and stop bleeding and are usually used for ceremonial events such as concoction of betel nut for traditional ceremonies.
- 13. is a fruit that is round as big as an egg and has scaly skin
- 15. is a round juicy citrus with a tough bright reddish-yellow rind
- 17. is a fruit that has an elongated shape, tastes sweet and is often used as a frying pan
- 18. is a fruit that is cooked to become rice
- 19. is a fruit that contains lots of water, which is made into coconut milk and the water is good for reducing heat
Down
- 1. is a fruit whose seeds are used as a source of oil and spices
- 3. is a round fruit that has plates, with very short hair, slightly oblong (oval) and coarse
- 4. is a fruit that grows in the ground, can be made of rice, can be made of chips and tape.
- 6. is a type of fruit that has a lot of water content and when ripe it is usually pink
- 7. is natives to Indonesia, widely used as a spice in spicy dishes in European countries, and as the main ingredient in Indonesian clove cigarettes.
- 9. are fruit as big as marbles that are very popular with people and are often used as a drink. This fruit has three kinds of colors: black, red and green.
- 11. is a fruit that is often used to make ice cream, cakes, snacks, milk and chocolate
- 12. is a fruit the size of a fist, green in color and often used as fruit juice
- 14. is a type of orange whose fruit is commonly used as a flavoring and freshener in many of the world's culinary arts.
- 16. is a green fruit, the skin surface is not flat like thorns, the contents are white and have a lot of seeds