Match the following 
 

	Column - I		Column - II
A)	Berry	i)	Coconut
B)	Pome	ii)	Tomato
C)	Caryopsis	iii)	Cashew nut
D)	Nut	iv)	Apple
		v)	Rice

	A	B	C	D
1)	ii	iv	v	i
2)	ii	iv	v	iii
3)	iv	iii	ii	i
4)	v	ii	i	iv

A) Berry - (ii) Tomato

A berry is a type of fleshy fruit. The tomato is an example of true berries, which are developed from the superior ovary. Here all three layers of the pericarp are edible.

B) Pome - (iv) Apple

Pome is a false fruit where the thalamus is enlarged to form the fleshy part. Here the pericarp is cartilaginous and encloses seed-bearing loculi. Examples of this type of fruit are apples, pears and more.

C) Caryopsis - (v) Rice

Caryopsis is a superior achenial, one-seeded indehiscent fruit in which the pericarp is fused with the seed coat completely. Seen in wheat, rice and more.

D) Nut - (iii) Cashew Nut

Nut is a single-seeded, single-chambered fruit in which the pericarp is hard/woody or leathery. Seen in walnut, cashew nut and more.