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Food Science And Technology
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Subject
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Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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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. Effective- detect difference affective- individual preference
2 cups =
cube...
grape acid
2 types of sensory testing
2. To boil in water until food is partially cooked
2 types of sensory testing
parbroil
acid increases
CDC
3. Simple(1 flower) - aggregate (many ovaries of 1 flower) - mulitple (several flowers)
3 types of fruits
USDA
salt increases
some polysaccharides
4. Clean smooth and tender inner stalks
selecting celery
volume
4 cups =
cross contamination
5. Glucose - fructose - galactose
some monosaccharides
Sensory Criteria
Nutrigenomics
GMO
6. Garlic - nuts
whole (unmodified)
difference test
how do fruits ripen naturally
vacuoles
7. Ability to respire - loss of moisture
what causes veggies to spoil
2 types of sensory testing
Natural Food
functional foods
8. 1 cup
dice
8 oz =
approximately how many food additives
acids
9. 1 tsp
USDA
5 g =
common moist heat prep for fruits
CDC
10. Flavor and acidity
acids
4 basic tastes and location on tongue
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
30 ml =
11. Water
pare...
approximately how many food additives
driven to the surface during microwaving that makes the surface not crisp
conduction
12. 1 oz
enzyme important for cooking
chop
2 Tbs =
convection
13. Unit that produces the microwaves
2 cups =
magnetron
fruit drink
selecting greens
14. Raw meat - poultry - eggs
Most associated foods with foodbourne illness?
chemethesis
enriched
some polysaccharides
15. Enzymes soften fruit by breaking down the pectic substances
how do fruits ripen naturally
viscosity
3 types of fruits
modified
16. Circle with middle left empty
3 forms of processed fruits
radiant
Best microwave food arrangement
CDC
17. Genetically modified organism
GMO
blanch
vacuoles
ending - ose
18. 1/4' pieces
selecting peppers
steam
dice
whole (unmodified)
19. 1 gallon
2.2 lbs =
modified
4 quarts =
impact of foodbourne illness in U.S.?
20. Liquid bubbles actively
chloroplasts
5 g =
microwaves
boil
21. Clean - seperate - cook - chill
do solutes raise or lower freezing point of water?
8 oz =
Best microwave food arrangement
4 steps in fighting bacteria
22. Detect specific flavor or texture (flavor profile - texture profile)
protein functions in foods
conduction
descriptive test
cranberry acid
23. Liquid - unsaturated - vegetable oil
medical foods
volume
oil
Utensils not safe for microwaves
24. Fructose - glucose - sucrose
selecting tomatoes
Sensory Criteria
Common Foodbourne illnesses?
natural sugars in fruits
25. Nutrition facts (found on the labels) and contamination (pesticides - allergens)
acid increases
chemical tests for food safety
How microwaves cook food?
roast
26. Better retention of flavor - texture - and color
steaming veggies over simmering
poach
cut
fruit drink
27. Proper for jews to eat
Religious kosher groups
magnetron
induction
common dry heat prep for fruits
28. Match like strips
julienne
chemical tests for food safety
GMO
protein functions in foods
29. Clusters firmly closed
bioengineering
2 cups =
selecting broccoli
whole (unmodified)
30. Color; carb synthesis
4 steps in fighting bacteria
roast
chloroplasts
28 g =
31. 7 is neutral (below 7 is acidic) (higher 7 is base)
2 cups =
Types of Objective testing
pH and fruit
braise
32. Sweetness
Religious kosher groups
salt increases
chloroplasts
cherry/apple acid
33. 95% w/o synthetic pesticides and no GMO
cut
pectic
protein functions in foods
Organic
34. By friction; the water molecules are randomly oriented in the food
How microwaves cook food?
16 oz =
ideal emulsifier
calories for men
35. Stores plant starch and can be digested
leucoplasts
fruit drink
28 g =
calories for men
36. 1/2' pieces
parbroil
mince
Nutrigenomics
cube...
37. Remove skin
cross contamination
pare...
TVP
mince
38. 1 kg
whole (unmodified)
selecting greens
acids
2.2 lbs =
39. 1 Tbs
2 Tbs =
3 tsp =
chemical tests for food safety
cut
40. PKU
stew
descriptive test
fat
medical foods
41. Stewing - poaching
sugar reduces
4 quarts =
common moist heat prep for fruits
magnetron
42. Sorbic (antifungal) - bonzoic (present in dried fruits and jams)
How microwaves cook food?
chemical tests for food safety
functional foods
2 common fruit additives
43. Handle raw foods with cooked foods
pH and fruit
cross contamination
purpose of vitamins and minerals
2 types of sensory testing
44. 1 oz
mince
magnetron
4 steps in fighting bacteria
30 ml =
45. Added nutrients that were lost
enriched
braise
FDA
steam
46. Stores water (juiciness)
vacuoles
2 Tbs =
sugar reduces
bioengineering
47. Regulate metabolic functions
Common utensils in microwaves
simmer
Types of Objective testing
purpose of vitamins and minerals
48. Refridgerator - cold water - microwaves *NEVER AT ROOM TEMP!
How microwaves cook food?
chop
fortified
3 acceptable ways to defrost food
49. Metal pans - pottery with lead glaze - any metal trim
radiant
Utensils not safe for microwaves
vacuoles
fry
50. 'no meats on fridays'
Religious catholic groups
chop
natural sugars in fruits
explain food browning