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Family And Consumer Science
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Subject
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literacy
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. The ability to use small muscles.
Acetate
Fats and/or oil
Warp
Fine motor skill development
2. A fine hair like substance
Fiber
Basting
A square with 3 vertical lines in the middle
Acetate
3. The ability to use large muscles
Overdraft charge
Rayon
Acetate
Gross motor skill development.
4. Cooking foods in a small amount of fat
Saute
Social and emotional development.
Spandex
40
5. What are firemen uniforms made out of?
Hydrophilic
Chronic
Nomex
16
6. Small amounts of fat throughout the meat that provide tenderness & flavor and moistness. And & flecks of fat that are visible within the muscle tissue of meat.
Collagen
Marbling
16
Hydrophilic
7. Provides structure
Net income
Flour and/or water
Fine motor skill development
Overdraft charge
8. Cooking foods in a small amount of fat
Flexible expenses
Acetate
Fixed Expenses
Saute
9. People over 65 years of age
Elderly
Dredge
Eggs
Bias
10. To cover in a liquid to tenderize and flavor foods.
Overdraft charge
Social and emotional development.
Marinate
Cotton
11. Very strong; Resilient; dries quickly & lustrous
Ageism
6-8 months
Nylon
4
12. A schedule that shows how much payment you have left to make & and how much of that money goes to interest.
Budget
Does not absorb water
Amortization
Flexible expenses
13. This fiber is a synthetic fiber and could be argued as a natural fiber.
Marinate
Rayon
Smart card
12
14. A form of bias against the elderly based on stereotypes.
2
40
Ageism
Cognitive Development.
15. Can stand the hottest water. Comes from flax plant.
Animal Fat
Flour and/or water
Fixed Expenses
Linen
16. A schedule that shows how much payment you have left to make & and how much of that money goes to interest.
Amortization
Weft
Lease
Elderly
17. Legal document that describes how long a property is rented and how much
Acetate
40
Lease
Speech and Language Development
18. The lengthwise yarns on a loom
Gross motor skill development.
Warp
Does not absorb water
Net income
19. ____ T = 1/4 cup
Flexible expenses
6-8 months
Linen
4
20. A fine hair like substance
Fiber
Bias
Spandex
Collagen
21. People over 65 years of age
Fats and/or oil
Elderly
Credit score
Bias
22. Provides structure
2
Weft
Flour and/or water
Chronic
23. ___ T = 1 cup
Lease
16
Warp
Flexible expenses
24. Children from one to 3 years old.
Budget
12
Ageism
Toddler
25. Cannot be thrown into a washing machine.
6-8 months
Acrylic
6-8 months
Silk
26. ___ t = 1/4 cup
Fats and/or oil
Bias
12
Kevlar
27. This condition happens when there are too few red blood cells and the iron is low.
Anemia
12
Flexible expenses
Dredge
28. Tough protein material that forms connective tissue and holds muscle fibers together.
Eggs
A square with 3 vertical lines in the middle
Baking Soda & Baking powder & and/or yeast
Collagen
29. Special features adding to value.
Lease
Amenities
A square with 3 vertical lines in the middle
Fiber
30. Expenses that do stay the same each month.
Fixed Expenses
Chronic
6-8 months
A square with 3 vertical lines in the middle
31. A fee charged by a bank if you take out more money than is in your account.
Acrylic
Overdraft charge
Food jags
Net income
32. Expenses that do not stay the same each month.
Flexible expenses
Fine motor skill development
Fats and/or oil
Basting
33. Iron makes this. It is present in red blood cells.
Hemoglobin
Silk
Basting
Fats and/or oil
34. In the first 12 months of life & an infant will 1._____ its birth weight and 2.______ his/her weight.
Animal Fat
1. triple 2. double
Fine motor skill development
Eggs
35. The crosswise yarns on a loom
Cognitive Development.
Weft
Food jags
Marinate
36. Resistant to wrinkles; Resistant to abrasion; Dries quickly; Retains heat-set creases.
Fixed Expenses
Net income
Polyester
Marinate
37. Very strong; Resilient; dries quickly & lustrous
Dredge
Flour and/or water
Blanch
Nylon
38. Absorbs water. (Term)
Hydrophilic
Cognitive Development.
Acetate
Caramelize
39. To cover a food with a liquid then gently simmer for a short amount of time.
1. triple 2. double
Flexible expenses
Poach
Saute
40. When children eat only one food at a time
Food jags
4
Linen
Baking Soda & Baking powder & and/or yeast
41. Tough protein material that forms connective tissue and holds muscle fibers together.
Collagen
Rayon
Rayon
Flour and/or water
42. Amount of income after taxes. Also known as take-home pay.
Net income
1. triple 2. double
Vanilla and/or salt.
Acrylic
43. Helps Tenderize
Hemoglobin
Fats and/or oil
Infants
Elderly
44. Bulletproof; Exceptional Strength & Exceptional Heat Resistance & Non-absorbent.
Acrylic
Does not absorb water
Kevlar
Fats and/or oil
45. Expenses that do stay the same each month.
Saute
Fixed Expenses
Fiber
6-8 months
46. Refrigeration at _______ degrees or below is one of the most effective ways to reduce risk of food-borne illness.
Toddler
Flexible expenses
40
Infants
47. To simply coat mean or veggies in flour or breadcrumbs &
Cotton
Dredge
Marbling
Silk
48. To break a legal contract.
4
Ageism
Infants
Breach of Covenant
49. Inexpensive but strong and durable. Hydrophilic.
Fixed Expenses
Warp
Cotton
Amortization
50. What are firemen uniforms made out of?
Vanilla and/or salt.
Nomex
Warp
Bias