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Food Science And Technology
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Subject
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engineering
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. Moving hot air or liquid currents around food
28 g =
4 steps in fighting bacteria
tomatoe acid
convection
2. How heavy
Classifications of Vegetables
what causes veggies to spoil
tomatoe acid
volume
3. Saltiness
acid increases
selecting broccoli
cube...
Best microwave food arrangement
4. Benzoic
leucoplasts
cranberry acid
simmer
Common Foodbourne illnesses?
5. 'no meats on fridays'
4 steps in fighting bacteria
Religious catholic groups
cross contamination
Four functions of water
6. Budhism - hinuduism - mormons
what causes veggies to spoil
sugar reduces
Best microwave food arrangement
Religious vegetarian groups
7. To cook meat or vegetables in an oven uncovered
saute
roast
chemical tests for food safety
leucoplasts
8. Sugar
attracts microwave energy and can cause the food to cook unevenly
28 g =
USDA
cross contamination
9. Clusters firmly closed
3 acceptable ways to defrost food
selecting broccoli
broil
3 types of fruits
10. Malic
cherry/apple acid
2.2 lbs =
what causes veggies to spoil
USDA
11. 1 quart
4 cups =
explain food browning
Common Foodbourne illnesses?
approximately how many food additives
12. Government has no definition; companies are loose with it
selecting tomatoes
impact of foodbourne illness in U.S.?
Natural Food
cross contamination
13. Salmonella - ecquli - novirus - listeria
Common Foodbourne illnesses?
oil
selecting tomatoes
How microwaves cook food?
14. 10%
leucoplasts
fruit drink
cranberry acid
pectic
15. United states department of agriculture
Four functions of water
USDA
acids
descriptive test
16. Transfer to a neighboring material w/o contact
cross contamination
radiant
Utensils not safe for microwaves
phenolic compounds
17. Crisp tender
common products that contain emulsifiers
2 common fruit additives
Religious catholic groups
selecting greens
18. Better retention of flavor - texture - and color
steaming veggies over simmering
blanch
FDA
moist heat prepping veggies - list tips
19. Food and drug administration
16 Tbs =
volume
stew
FDA
20. 100%
chemical tests for food safety
roast
difference test
fruit juice
21. Canned - frozen - dried
selecting celery
fruit juice
3 forms of processed fruits
julienne
22. Metal pans - pottery with lead glaze - any metal trim
leucoplasts
radiant
Types of Objective testing
Utensils not safe for microwaves
23. 1 tsp
some disaccharides
Religious catholic groups
5 g =
dice
24. Fruits (avacado) - flowers (artichoke) - seeds (beans) - leaves (lettuce) - Tubers (potatoes) - roots (carrot) - Bulbs (garlic)
braise
GMO
stew
Classifications of Vegetables
25. Microbes or pathogens contaminate food and make you sick
foodbourne illness
Natural Food
ideal emulsifier
sugar reduces
26. To brown
fortified
braise
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
steaming veggies over simmering
27. Sorbic (antifungal) - bonzoic (present in dried fruits and jams)
foodbourne illness
2 common fruit additives
calories for men
16 Tbs =
28. Sweetness
enriched
tomatoe acid
cut
salt increases
29. Hydration - denaturation - enzymatic reactions - buffering - browning
GMO
2 types of sensory testing
enriched
protein functions in foods
30. 1 pint
selecting celery
2 cups =
purpose of vitamins and minerals
poach
31. Liquid - unsaturated - vegetable oil
16 oz =
oil
Natural Food
selecting tomatoes
32. Direct from one to another that is contacting
volume
conduction
30 ml =
Organic
33. How thick
julienne
foodbourne illness
viscosity
phenolic compounds
34. Physical - measurements - and equipment
phenolic compounds
touch
Types of Objective testing
simmer
35. Remove skin
enzyme important for cooking
pare...
broil
4 steps in fighting bacteria
36. Perceived as hot but not temperature hot (chili peppers)
modified
stew
4 cups =
chemethesis
37. Divide food
impact of foodbourne illness in U.S.?
16 oz =
cut
parbroil
38. Match like strips
meat analogs
julienne
Four functions of water
common dry heat prep for fruits
39. 1 in every 6
impact of foodbourne illness in U.S.?
descriptive test
common products that contain emulsifiers
4 quarts =
40. Nutrition facts (found on the labels) and contamination (pesticides - allergens)
microwaves
some disaccharides
chemical tests for food safety
some monosaccharides
41. 1 kg
calories for women
2.2 lbs =
chemical tests for food safety
fortified
42. Gene alteration; good = eat something you are allergic too / bad = not natural
bioengineering
explain food browning
16 oz =
cranberry acid
43. 50%
fruit juice drink
selecting broccoli
3 forms of processed fruits
what causes veggies to spoil
44. Color; carb synthesis
chloroplasts
4 basic tastes and location on tongue
explain food browning
difference test
45. Catalase
driven to the surface during microwaving that makes the surface not crisp
enzyme important for cooking
enriched
30 ml =
46. Glucose - fructose - galactose
4 steps in fighting bacteria
what causes veggies to spoil
some monosaccharides
selecting tomatoes
47. Clean - seperate - cook - chill
viscosity
fruit juice
4 steps in fighting bacteria
GMO
48. Proper for jews to eat
fruit juice
Religious kosher groups
fortified
explain food browning
49. 1 cup
approximately how many food additives
purpose of vitamins and minerals
some monosaccharides
8 oz =
50. Fruit because it grows from a plant's flower
radiant
oil
fat
tomato a fruit or veggie?