1 fruit is missing, are you able to find it?
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$\begingroup$ Did you make this puzzle, or where did you get it from? $\endgroup$– CrSb0001Commented Mar 14 at 15:56
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1$\begingroup$ i made this puzzle $\endgroup$– KathiCommented Mar 14 at 16:08
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$\begingroup$ What is the third fruit called? $\endgroup$– Logan SweeneyCommented Mar 14 at 16:12
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9$\begingroup$ Make it an answer, the comments are not meant for this $\endgroup$– KathiCommented Mar 14 at 16:47
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3$\begingroup$ This seems to be a "guess what I am thinking" puzzle. Multiple solutions would work but we have to find out which one you thought of. $\endgroup$– Florian FCommented Mar 15 at 13:41
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Building off of Logan's answer:
The missing fruit is
kiwifruit (also known as kiwi)
Reasoning:
We can think of this puzzle in analogy format (apple : banana :: jackfruit : ?).
Some of the analogues we see include:
1) Cross sections: Apples and jackfruits have prominent cores and seeds, whereas bananas and kiwis have very small seeds scattered around the center.
2) Words/letters: The letters b and k follow a and j in the alphabet, and both jackfruit and kiwifruit have "fruit" in their names.
3) Colors: Perhaps a bit of a stretch, but both apples and jackfruits can come in red (red apple, Thai red jackfruit) and green colors (green apple, standard jackfruit), while both bananas and kiwifruits can come in green (unripe banana, standard kiwi) and yellow colors (ripe banana, golden kiwi).
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My guess is
Blueberry?
I am thinking colour rather than fruit.
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1$\begingroup$ Blueberry is also not the intended answer, but good idea $\endgroup$– KathiCommented Mar 14 at 17:44
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Is it kiwi? I think it might be in alphabet order. A for Apple then B for Banana. But, the next one is a jackfruit after j is k. So, kiwi?
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$\begingroup$ You're on the right track, but there's another reason why it might be kiwi $\endgroup$– KathiCommented Mar 14 at 18:30
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$\begingroup$ Is it because the colors of the fruition the inside are different from the outside? $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 14 at 18:38
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$\begingroup$ If you'd like a more robust reasoning for this particular fruit, consider this sport... $\endgroup$– StivCommented Mar 14 at 18:40
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$\begingroup$ Are you sure colors don't matter? In snooker the colors go red yellow green then brown. That's why it's kiwi...actually coconuts are brown. $\endgroup$ Commented Mar 14 at 19:19