How Do You Like Them Apples?

Can you answer these questions pertaining to apples?
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Last updated: November 12, 2018
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First submittedNovember 12, 2018
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Who ate an apple after being tempted by a serpent?
Eve
What city is nicknamed "The Big Apple"?
New York City
Who, according to legend, discovered the laws of gravity after being struck on the head by a falling apple?
Isaac Newton
Who fell into a coma after taking a bite of a poisoned apple?
Snow White
What Greek goddess caused havoc by tossing an apple into a party inscribed "to the fairest"?
Eris
Who used a crossbow to shoot an apple off his son's head?
William Tell
Who led Apple Computer until his death in 2011?
Steve Jobs
What apple cultivar is named after an Asian mountain?
Fuji
What is the best-selling cultivar of green apples?
Granny Smith
What American folk hero is famous for planting apple trees?
Johnny Appleseed
What actor delivered the line "I got her number. How d'ya like them apples"?
Matt Damon
What rock band founded Apple Records?
The Beatles
What mythological figure stole golden apples from Hera's orchard?
Hercules
Which U.S. state grows the most apples?
Washington
On what Jewish holiday do people eat apples and honey?
Rosh Hashanah
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Level 79
Nov 12, 2018
Great quiz, well done
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Level 60
Nov 12, 2018
Allow more leniance on Rosh Hashanah please. Allow Rosh Ashana, Rosh Ashauna, and some others. In Hebrew the way it is spelled makes perfect sense, but I have only heard the name and never seen it written, which could be true for others also.
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Level 74
Nov 12, 2018
Yes, please.
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Level 58
Nov 13, 2018
Maybe now's a good time to learn the correct spelling?
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Level 57
Oct 21, 2022
I was trying “New Year”. It seemed the most correct form, we don’t call the Chinese New Year by its Chinese name, for example.
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Level 84
Nov 13, 2018
It should be Heracles that stole golden apples from Hera's orchard; it would be Hercules if it was Juno's orchard.
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Level 65
Nov 13, 2018
The forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden was never identified. European painters in the renaissance era began the trend of depicting an apple (which is native to Kazakhstan and nowhere near the Middle East). Yes I know the story symbolic, etc.
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Level 65
Nov 13, 2018
Seconded.
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Level 70
Nov 13, 2018
Tradition holds it to be an apple, and what it says in Genesis is only one version or part of the myth. It's like how Cinderella can be said to have worn a glass slipper even if that wasn't in the original version of the story.
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Level 89
Nov 13, 2018
Anyone else just start typing apple cliches?
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Level 76
Nov 14, 2018
Ah, frig. Eris, of course. The goddess of discord. Should've gotten that one.
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Level 44
Nov 14, 2018
Spelling is the big problem here. I can't spell anything right.
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Level 24
Jan 3, 2019
Could you also accept Heracles, it being the Greek version of Hercules?
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Level 78
Jan 14, 2019
John Chapman should be accepted as Johnny Appleseed was his nick name.
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Level 64
Jan 14, 2019
Please accept "Jonny Appleseed".
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Level 75
Jan 15, 2019
Appleseed worked for me.
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Level 82
Jan 14, 2019
I think I misspelled both the goddess and the holiday.
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Level 67
Jan 15, 2019
Maybe you shouldn't refer to the company as "Apple Computer", and just use "Apple", as most people know it by.
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Level 76
Oct 21, 2022
Apple Computers is not the only company named "Apple." Yes, it's certainly the largest and most well known, but why introduce unnecessary ambiguity?
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Level 77
Aug 11, 2020
I'm surprised that Hercules is so low, I figured that a lot of people would at least guess him. If a Greek mythological figure is doing something, there's a pretty good chance it's Hercules. The guy got around.
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Level 89
Oct 21, 2022
I think that's how I guessed him. If it's not him, then I usually just guess Perseus or give up trying to answer that question.
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Level 28
Feb 15, 2021
eros shouldn't be accepted for eris. Eros was the god of love and Eris was the goddess of discord (unless there are two versions of the myth)
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Level 60
Mar 15, 2021
HERACLES! Hera is the greek version so use Heracles.
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Level 43
Apr 23, 2021
Lol, I typed "Adam" to the first one and it was accepted.
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Level 51
Oct 15, 2022
the forbidden fruit was not actually specified to be an apple
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Level 70
Oct 21, 2022
Guessed Alan Turing for the poisoned apple question, but I suppose he went one step beyond falling into a coma.
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Level 77
Oct 21, 2022
Why do you use the word mythological to describe Hera's orchard, but omit it when describing the tempting serpent?
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Level 64
Oct 21, 2022
Mythological is modifying the creature, not Hera's orchard. That's basic English.

As for the serpent question, stating that the answer is mythological would probably throw people off, as there's a slight difference between mythology and religion

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Level 59
Oct 21, 2022
I recommend accepting Discord or Discordia too.
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Level 73
Feb 15, 2023
Not bad, I scored 12/15. Thanks for the quiz!
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Level 67
Jun 3, 2023
Wouldn't it be Heracles, because this is a Greek tale?
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Level 75
Sep 30, 2023
I am not sure if the Beatles can be described as a rock band.
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Level 43
Oct 12, 2023
Love all the people on their high horse correcting the quiz author by saying that it's "technically Heracles," and then completely missing that he actually got Atlas to do it, and never stepped into Hera's garden himself.