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WorksheetsIntro Bread/Carb/Fiber Unit
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
Bread baking is one of the oldest industries in the world
True
False
All breads are good sources of carbohydrates and protein.
True
False
Unleavened breads contain baking soda, baking powder, or yeast.
true
false
A tortilla is a leavened bread.
true
false
A muffin is an example of a leavened bread.
true
false
Breads that include extra ingredients usually cost more than plain breads.
true
false
Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when mixed with an acid.
true
false
Baking powder is a blend of baking soda and a dry acid and needs heat and liquid to activate.
true
false
Fats help to make breads tender and keep the gluten strands from becoming too long.
true
false
pancakes are made from
soft doughs
pour batters
drop batters
Over-mixing muffins can cause them to have
tunnels
turn blue
stay flat
Most breads are baked in a preheated oven.
true
false
Unleavened breads are
puffy and light
flat, dense, heavy
Leavened breads are
puffy and light
flat, dense, and heavy
This protein is found in wheat flours and is formed when the flour is mixed with a liquid.
calcium
gluten
fiber
Leavening agents produce gas bubbles that cause breads to expand and rise.
true
false
A mixture consisting of flour and liquid that can be poured is called a
drop batter
sogt dough
pour batter
A mixture consisting of flour and liquid that is thick and stiff enough to be handled and shaped is called a
pour batter
soft dough
drop batter
This mixing method is used to mix muffins, pancakes, waffles, and fruit breads.
muffin
biscuit
This mixing method is used to mix dough for dumplings, biscuits, turnovers, and rolls.
muffin
biscuit
What is insoluble fiber and how does it work in your body?
doesn't dissolve in water, adds bulk to diet, helps eliminate waste
dissolves in water, does not add bulk to diet, can help lower cholesterol
What is soluble fiber and how does it work in your body?
does not dissolve in water, adds bulk to diet, helps eliminate waste
dissolves in water, does not add bulk to diet, can help lower cholesterol
What foods are high in fiber?
raw fruits/veggies, legumes, whole grain products
white bread, candy, cookies
What is another name for a simple carbohydrate?
sugar
starch
fiber
What is another name for a complex carbohydrate?
sugar
starch
fiber
What do eggs do in baked goods?
activates leavening agent, adds color
shortens gluten strands, adds tenderness
browns crust, adds flavor, tenderness
What does sugar do in baked goods?
shortens gluten strands, adds flavor
can act as a leavening agent, adds color
browns crust, adds flavor, and tenderness
How can you make 2/3 cup?
1/4 C + 1/4 C
1/3 C + 1/3 C
1/2 C + 1/2 C
What is 1 stick of butter equal to?
1/2 C
1/4 C
1 C
2/3 C
How can you make 3/4 Cup?
1/3 C + 1/4 C
1/2 C + 1/4 C
1/2 C + 1/2 C
1/3 C + 1/3 C
What is a dash or pinch of something equal to?
1/4 tsp
1/2 tsp
1/8 tsp
How many teaspoons is one tablespoon equal to?
4
3
2
5
How do you measure flour?
spoon into a dry measuring cup until heaping and level off
pack firmly into a dry measuring cup and level off
dip in measuring
How do you measure brown sugar?
dip in measuring
heaping scoop, level off
pack into a dry measuring cup and level
How do you measure milk?
heaping scoop, level off
liquid measuring cup, flat surface, eye level
dip in measuring
How do you measure baking soda?
dip in measuring
pack into a measuring cup and level
cut on indicated line
How do you measure butter/margarine?
cut on indicated line
dip in measuring
pack into cup
How do you measure half an egg?
pack into measuring spoon
beat with 2 TBS water, then measure out 2 TBS
spoon into measuring cup
What do carbohydrates provide for your body?
energy
gluten
Where does cinnamon come from?
tree bark
dirt
bread
