Cinnamon, a spice, is obtained from a tree's:
AInner bark
BSeeds
CFlowers
DRoots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Inner bark
1. Cinnamon is the inner bark of the tree.
2. It is used as a spice for its sweet flavour.
3. It is not made from seeds, flowers or roots.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Edible plant stem" (rev 1377710155), section "List of edible plant stems"_
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