"वे लड़के केले खाते हैं।"
Translation:Those boys eat bananas.
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Yes. "Khate" is masculine plural while "Khati" is both feminine singular and plural. "Khata" is masculine singular.
"Khate" is for male but for plurals, "Khata" is for single male, Similarly "Khati" is for single female and also for multiple females. "Khate" is also used when denoted to group of people.
Multiple choice for correct answer 'boys' - how do we know it's not 'girls'? It would then be 'khatiya' or something for 'eat'?
For multiple females, verb takes ती ending. For multiple males or a mixed gender group, the verb takes ते ending. I found the lessons from learning-hindi very helpful. Such as this one on verbs: http://www.learning-hindi.com/post/938215810/lesson-28-the-present-tense
लड़के is the plural form of लड़का (boy).
"Girls" would have been लड़कियां.
