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WorksheetsMeat, Poultry & Seafood EOPE Quiz Part 4A
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins
Refers to the meat's quality
Yield Grades
Grade of Meat
Quality grade
Fabrication
Grade which is usually found only in the finest restaurants
Prime
Select
Yield Grade
Choice
Only beef, pork, and lamb products receive these grades
Quality Grades
Yield Grades
Prime
Grades of Meat
This grade is the highest quality available for beef, veal, and lamb
Select
Choice
Quality
Prime
Grade that is also a high grade for most meat and readily available for restaurant use and the general consumer
Select
Quality
Choice
Prime
______________ measures the proportion of edible or usable meat after it has been trimmed of bones or fat
Quality Grade
Yield Grade
Prime
Fabrication
This grade is very tender, juicy, and flavorful but has less marbling
Prime
Choice
Select
Quality
_____________ measures the flavor characteristics of meat products
Quality Grade
Yield Grade
Prime
Grade of Meat
This grade is a slightly lower grade for beef, but still suitable for restaurant use depending on the desired end product
Quality
Prime
Choice
Select
This grade is considerably lower in overall marbling
Select
Prime
Choice
Quality
The process of butchering primal cuts into usable portions, such as roasts or steak
Fabrication
Culling
Canning
Medallion
Which muscle groups have more marbling?
The muscle groups that receive the most amount of exercise
The lower groups
The muscle groups that receive the least amount of exercise
The upper groups
Which cooking technique cooks meat quickly and is bests for naturally tender cuts?
Combination cooking
Dry heat cooking
Dry heat cooking with fat and oil
Moist heat cooking
Which cooking method cooks meat quickly, uses high heat, and requires small pieces of meat?
Combination cooking
Dry heat with fat and oil
Dry heat cooking
Moist heat cooking
Which are two examples of dry heat cooking?
Poaching
Broiling
Stewing
Grilling
Which are all examples of dry heat cooking?
Pan frying
Sautéing
Deep Frying
Stewing
Stir frying
What is the internal temperature for determining the meat's doneness?
Rare: 160
Rare: 145
Rare: 120
Rare: 130
What is the internal temperature when determining the meat's internal temperature?
Medium: 130
Medium: 145
Medium: 140
Medium: 150
What is the internal temperature for meat when determining its doneness?
Well Done: 160
Well Done: 175
Well Done: 145
Well Done: 180
Which are all examples of poultry?
Chicken
Pig
Duck
Pigeon
Turkey
What is the highest grade for poultry?
A
B
C
Below Standard
Which grade of poultry is used for a cooked bird and its parts without processing?
A
B&C
Below Standard
What affects the tenderness, look, and feel of the bird?
Weight
Color
Age
Which area of poultry has little muscle use, low in calories and fat content, and cooks faster?
White meat
Dark Meat
Which part of the poultry are the areas where the bird's muscles are used more?
White meat
Dark Meat
Which part of the poultry is higher in calories and fat?
White meat
Dark meat
What are the grades for seafood?
A
B
C
Below Standard
Which fish has a backbone and can live in fresh water or in the ocean?
Shellfish
Finfish
Swordfish
Blow fish
Which type of fish have an outer shell but no backbone and live primarily in salt water?
Fin fish
Shellfish
Blow fish
Sword fish
What are two examples of fin fish?
Flat fish
Crustaceans
Round Fish
Cephalopods
What fish has an outer skeleton and jointed appendages such as crabs and shrimp?
Flat fish
Crustaceans
Round Fish
Cephalopods
Which fish have a single internal shell and tentacles like squid?
Flat fish
Crustaceans
Mollusks
Cephalopods
Which market form of fin fish include boneless pieces cut from the sides?
Fish fillet
Steak
Butterfly Fillet
Whole
Which market form of fin fish includes two sides cut away from the back bone?
Fish Fillet
Whole
Butterfly
Drawn
Which market form of fish include viscera, scales, fins, and head removed?
Whole
Drawn
Dressed
Steak
