Botanists please help, can you identify what type of fruit are each of the following?

ok i looked over that first answer and i KNOW FOR A FACT the person is wrong. gourds and pumpkins as false berries... omg

i need to find a paper to help with the right answers but dont use that guys

ok...

beans - legumes... always

now i dont know what a white melon is but gourds, pumpkins, squash, watermelons.... all pepos.....

turnip - not a fruit, but an incrassate taproot (root vegetable)

Mexican potato/jicama - not a fruit, but a tuberous root

eggplant - aka aubergine, a berry

winged beans - legume (from a pod)

string beans - a pod

edible pots - did you mean pods?

lima beans - a legume

white melon - a false berry

loofah - false berry

gourd - false berry

white pumpkin - false berry

squash - false berry

radish - not a fruit, but an incrassate taproot (root vegetable)

mustard - cultivated for its edible seeds and leaves

onion - not a fruit, but a bulb

tomato - a berry

garlic - not a fruit, but a bulb

ginger - not a fruit, but a rhizome

sesame - edible seeds

I am not a botanist but the first two questions are tuberous roots. An eggplant is the first fruit listed because it grows from a flower as well of most of the others. If it comes from a flower then it is a fruit.