If water is called food, food is called tree, tree is called sky, sky is called wall, then on which of the following grows a fruit?

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In the given question, we need to determine on which of the following a fruit grows, based on the redefined terms. Let's analyze the options according to the new definitions provided:

1. **Water** is called **food**.
2. **Food** is called **tree**.
3. **Tree** is called **sky**.
4. **Sky** is called **wall**.

We know that fruits typically grow on trees. According to the redefined terms, the word "tree" is now referred to as "sky." Therefore, when we are asked on which of the following a fruit grows, we should look for the term that corresponds to "tree" in the new definitions.

- **Option 1: Water** - In the new definitions, "water" is called "food," which does not correspond to "tree."
- **Option 2: Food** - In the new definitions, "food" is called "tree," but according to the redefined terms, "tree" is now called "sky." Therefore, "food" does not directly correspond to "tree" in the context of where a fruit grows.
- **Option 3: Sky** - In the new definitions, "tree" is called "sky." Since fruits grow on trees, and "tree" is now referred to as "sky," this is the correct option.
- **Option 4: Wall** - In the new definitions, "sky" is called "wall," which does not correspond to "tree."

Thus, based on the redefined terms, the correct answer is Option 3: Sky, because "sky" is the term that corresponds to "tree," where fruits grow.