Trees · question 7

Which description fits best?

Pointed, bristle-tipped lobes, cut in halfway: Large leaf (12–22 cm) that turns red in autumn.
Pointed, bristle-tipped lobes, cut almost to the midrib: Leaf 8–15 cm, glossy, with tufts of hair in the vein axils; the lower branches droop.
Small, deeply cut leaf, and thorns: Leaf 2–5 cm; white blossom in May, red berries.
Only the lower half lobed; grey felted underside: Serrated towards the tip; orange-red berries.
Rounded lobes; acorns: The classic oak leaf, 7–14 cm.

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