Fruit Anagram Quiz | Guess the Fruit From It’s Anagram Word | Easy Level Success Gif

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Ready for a fun fruits anagram quiz? An anagram is a new word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase. Basically, both words share the same letters. For example, the word mile can be called an anagram of the word lime, which we all know is a fruit, since both words share the same letters.

In this quiz, you will not only improve your knowledge of fruit etymology, but also learn more about other words, and their origins, that are anagrams of those fruits.

The difficulty level of this quiz is easy and suitable for beginners. This is the first quiz in the easy difficulty series. There are a total of 10 levels, and in each level you have to guess a common fruit from its blurred picture. The quiz is designed to make fruit vocabulary building more challenging and fun at the same time.


Can you get a perfect score? Take the fun challenge below and see how many fruits you can correctly identify from these blurry images. The levels may seem easy, but are they really? Play the quiz and find out for yourself. Good luck!

How to play the anagram quiz:

  1. Try to guess the fruit’s name from its anagram.
  2. Use the anagram’s letters below to spell the fruit’s name.
  3. Tap the letters to fill the empty answer slots.
  4. If your answer matches the fruit, you’ve got it right.
  5. You can always use the “Reveal Word” button to show the answer.

Try to guess each fruit before fully revealing the image for an extra challenge.

Fruit #1:
Soft, juicy, and shaped like a light bulb.

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Anagram word: reap

Definition: to collect or gather something you worked for, like crops or rewards.

Pear

Detailed Vocabulary:

Pear image

Pear

PAIR

Definition

A sweet fruit with a soft inside and thin skin, often narrow at the top and wider at the bottom.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Pome fruit

Scientific name

Pyrus communis

Plural form

Pears

Word origin

From Latin ‘pirum’ via Old English

In French

Poire

Similar fruits

Apple, quince.

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Fruit #2:
Tiny green cousin of the lemon, perfect for drinks.

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Anagram word: mile

Definition: a unit for measuring distance, like how far you walk or drive.

Lime

Detailed Vocabulary:

Lime image

Lime

LYME

Definition

A small green citrus fruit with a strong sour taste.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Citrus family

Scientific name

Citrus aurantiifolia

Plural form

Limes

Word origin

From Middle English ‘lyme’

In Spanish

Lima

Similar fruits

Lemon, orange.

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Fruit #3:
Big, round, and full of sweet, juicy goodness.

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Anagram word: lemon

Definition: a yellow citrus fruit with very sour juice.

Melon

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Melon

MEL-uhn

Definition

A large round fruit with sweet, juicy flesh and a thick rind.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Gourd family

Scientific name

Cucumis melo

Plural form

Melons

Word origin

From Latin ‘melo’

In German

Melone

Similar fruits

Watermelon, cantaloupe.

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Fruit #4:
Super sour yellow fruit that makes your face go 😝.

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Anagram word: melon

Definition: a large, sweet fruit with soft, juicy flesh and a thick skin.

Lemon

Detailed Vocabulary:

Lemon image

Lemon

LEM-uhn

Definition

A yellow citrus fruit with very sour juice.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Citrus family

Scientific name

Citrus limon

Plural form

Lemons

Word origin

From Old French ‘limon’

In French

Citron

Similar fruits

Lime, orange.

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Fruit #5:
Juicy, golden, and often called the king of fruits.

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Anagram word: among

Definition: in the middle of or surrounded by many people or things.

Mango

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Mango

MANG-go

Definition

A sweet tropical fruit with yellow or orange flesh and a large seed inside.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Drupe (stone fruit)

Scientific name

Mangifera indica

Plural form

Mangoes or mangos

Word origin

From Tamil ‘mankay’ via Portuguese

In Mandarin

芒果 (mángguǒ)

Similar fruits

Papaya, peach.

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Fruit #6:
Tiny fruit that hangs out in bunches.

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Anagram word: pager

Definition: a small device that receives short messages to get your attention.

Grape

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Grape

GRAYP

Definition

A small round fruit that grows in bunches on a vine and can be eaten fresh or dried.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Berry (Vitis)

Scientific name

Vitis vinifera

Plural form

Grapes

Word origin

From Old French ‘grape’ meaning bunch of grapes

In Japanese

ブドウ (budou)

Similar fruits

Raisin (dried grape), currant.

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Fruit #7:
Brown and fuzzy outside, bright green inside.

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Anagram word: wiki

Definition: a website where many people can add and edit information together.

Kiwi

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Kiwi

KEE-wee

Definition

A small brown fruit with green flesh and tiny black seeds.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Berry (Actinidia)

Scientific name

Actinidia deliciosa

Plural form

Kiwis

Word origin

Named after the New Zealand kiwi bird

In Korean

키위 (kiwi)

Similar fruits

Grape, strawberry.

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Fruit #8:
Small, smooth fruit that can be sweet or a little tart.

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Anagram word: lump

Definition: a small, solid piece or chunk of something.

Plum

Detailed Vocabulary:

Plum image

Plum

PLUHM

Definition

A small round fruit with smooth skin, soft sweet flesh, and a single stone inside.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Stone fruit (Prunus)

Scientific name

Prunus domestica

Plural form

Plums

Word origin

From Old English ‘plume’

In German

Pflaume

Similar fruits

Peach, apricot.

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Fruit #9:
Soft, fuzzy skin and super sweet inside.

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Anagram word: cheap

Definition: costing little money; sometimes also not very good in quality.

Peach

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Peach

PEECH

Definition

A soft, sweet fruit with fuzzy skin and a large stone in the center.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Stone fruit (Prunus)

Scientific name

Prunus persica

Plural form

Peaches

Word origin

From Latin ‘persica’ meaning Persian fruit

In Spanish

Melocotón

Similar fruits

Nectarine, plum.

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Fruit #10:
Tiny dark purple fruit that’s too sour to snack on easily.

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Anagram word: lose

Definition: to no longer have something, or to not win a game.

Sloe

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Sloe

SLOH

Definition

A small dark purple wild fruit that tastes very sour and is often used to flavor drinks.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Berry/stone fruit (Prunus)

Scientific name

Prunus spinosa

Plural form

Sloes

Word origin

From Old English ‘slāh’

In German

Schlehe

Similar fruits

Plum, damson.

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Fruit #11:
Small green or black fruit that ends up on pizzas and in salads.

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Anagram word: voile

Definition: a very light, thin, see-through fabric often used for clothes or curtains.

Olive

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Olive

AH-liv

Definition

A small green or black fruit used for eating and for making olive oil.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Drupe (stone fruit)

Scientific name

Olea europaea

Plural form

Olives

Word origin

From Latin ‘oliva’

In Spanish

Aceituna

Similar fruits

Date, cherry.

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Fruit #12:
Hard shell outside, fragrant soft pulp inside.

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Anagram word: able

Definition: having the skill or power to do something.

Bael

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Bael

BAYL

Definition

A hard-shelled fruit with fragrant pulp, often used in drinks and traditional remedies.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Tropical fruit (Rutaceae)

Scientific name

Aegle marmelos

Plural form

Bael fruits

Word origin

From Hindi ‘bel’

In Japanese

ベルフルーツ (bel furūtsu, bael fruit)

Similar fruits

Wood apple, tamarind.

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Fruit #13:
Soft, sweet fruit packed with tiny crunchy seeds inside.

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Anagram word: gif

Definition: a short, looping moving picture file often used online for fun reactions.

Fig

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Fig

FIG

Definition

A small sweet fruit with soft flesh and many tiny seeds inside.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Multiple fruit (Ficus)

Scientific name

Ficus carica

Plural form

Figs

Word origin

From Latin ‘ficus’

In French

Figue

Similar fruits

Date, prune.

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Fruit #14:
A plum that took a long vacation in the dryer.

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Anagram word: perun

Definition: a proper name used in Slavic myths for a powerful thunder god.

Prune

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Prune

PROON

Definition

A dried plum that is sweet and chewy.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Dried fruit (Prunus)

Scientific name

Prunus domestica (dried)

Plural form

Prunes

Word origin

From Old French ‘prune’ meaning plum

In Mandarin

西梅干 (xī méi gān, dried plum)

Similar fruits

Raisin, date.

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Fruit #15:
Rough, wrinkly citrus fruit that tastes much better than it looks.

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Anagram word: iglu

Definition: a small house made from blocks of snow or ice, like an igloo.

Ugli

Detailed Vocabulary:

Ugli fruit image

Ugli

UG-lee

Definition

A large, rough-skinned citrus fruit that is a mix of orange, grapefruit, and tangerine.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Citrus hybrid

Scientific name

Citrus reticulata × Citrus paradisi

Plural form

Ugli fruits

Word origin

From ‘ugly’ because of its rough skin

In Korean

우글리 (ugeulli, ugli)

Similar fruits

Grapefruit, orange, tangerine.

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Fruit #16:
Tiny, bright, and usually enjoyed in sweet drinks or desserts.

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Anagram word: canne

Definition: used mainly as a name or place name; you can treat it like a proper noun.

Nance

Detailed Vocabulary:

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Nance

NANS

Definition

A small yellow fruit with a strong flavor, often used in drinks and desserts.

Part of speech

Noun

Type/Family

Berry (Byrsonima)

Scientific name

Byrsonima crassifolia

Plural form

Nance fruits

Word origin

From Spanish ‘nance’

In Spanish

Nance

Similar fruits

Cherry, loquat.

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Finishing Words

How did you find this quiz? Pretty easy, right? Guess what—this was just a teaser; the real challenge is in the remaining quizzes in this series. Check the links below to find all quizzes in this fruit vocabulary series. If these quizzes don’t tickle your wits, we have more quizzes in the fruit and food vocabulary categories. They will add new words to your vocabulary while keeping the fun of guessing something unknown intact. Keep guessing, keep learning.

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