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F&N 1 Fruits and Vegetables, Dairy, and Eggs

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

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Class
Date
1.

What are the health benefits of eating fresh fruits as compared to eating processed fruits?

a)

Fresh fruits are less nutritious than frozen fruits.

b)

Fresh fruits are lower in sugar and sodium than processed fruits.

c)

Fresh fruits brown as compared to canned fruits that keep their color.

d)

Fresh fruits have inconsistent pricing throughout the year, while processed-fruit pricing remains more stable.

2.

The smallest-size cut for foods such as fruits and vegetables is a:

a)

chop

b)

cube

c)

dice

d)

mince

3.

Which is the best way to prepare fruit to retain nutrients?

a)

Baked on a low temperature for a long time

b)

Battered and fried in oil

c)

Lightly grilled

d)

Stewed in water and butter

4.

Which is categorized as a stem vegetable?

a)

Potato

b)

Cauliflower

c)

Tomato

d)

Asparagus

5.

Which is an example of mincing foods?

a)

Cutting onions into very small, irregular pieces

b)

Making shallow slices into the surface of bread dough

c)

Removing the outer skin of potatoes

d)

Rubbing cabbage against a shredder

6.

Alex plans to serve broccoli as a side dish. Which cooking method will preserve the most nutrients?

a)

Steaming

b)

Frying

c)

Boiling

d)

Roasting

7.

How can calories be reduced when preparing fruits and vegetables?

a)

By choosing cooking methods like baking and steaming

b)

By frying with heavy batters

c)

By mixing with sugar and gelatins

d)

By serving with cream dips and sauces

8.

Vegetables such as potatoes, onions, and garlic should be stored:

a)

In the refrigerator.

b)

In the freezer.

c)

In a cool, dry, and dark place.

d)

On the counter.

9.

Storing unripe bananas on the counter:

a)

causes foodborne illnesses.

b)

causes them to quickly spoil.

c)

helps them ripen and improves their flavor.

d)

prevents ripening and lengthens their shelf life.

10.

To remove peas from a saucepan, use a:

a)

Mixing bowl.

b)

Slotted spoon.

c)

Stand mixer.

d)

Wire whisk.

11.

How are onions and celery sautéed?

a)

By browning in a small amount of hot fat

b)

By roasting slowly on a rack over hot coals

c)

By cooking in a covered pan, using low heat and a small amount of liquid

d)

By using vapor made by liquids that have reached 212°F

12.

Which category of fruit is characterized by a thick inedible rind, juicy flesh, and many seeds in the center?

a)

Melons

b)

Pomes

c)

Drupes

d)

Citrus fruits

13.

Which category of food is selected by color, smell, and touch?

a)

Canned beans

b)

Citrus and fresh vegetables

c)

Frozen foods

d)

Milk and cheese

14.

Meredith is preparing stir-fried vegetables and needs an item of cutting equipment to chop and dice vegetables. Which item does she need?

a)

Bread knife

b)

chef’s knife

c)

Kitchen shears

d)

Pastry blender

15.

David found fresh peaches on sale at the farmers’ market. He purchased more than he will use in one week. What should David do?

a)

Freeze as is

b)

Package and freeze

c)

Refrigerate until he uses them all

d)

Throw the extra away

16.

Tomatoes, squash, and peppers would fall into which MyPlate food group?

a)

Fruits

b)

Vegetables

c)

Protein

d)

Dairy

17.

When determining the freshness of milk, check the:

a)

color of the milk.

b)

sell-by date.

c)

smell of the milk.taste of the milk.

18.

Which is considered a dry ingredient?

a)

lemon juice

b)

powdered milk

c)

reconstituted milk

d)

whole milk

19.

Aaron wants to make a milkshake. What should he use to liquefy the ice cream and other ingredients?

a)

blender

b)

colander

c)

rolling pin

d)

strainer

20.

How can calories be reduced when preparing dairy foods?

a)

by choosing reduced-fat and fat-free versions

b)

by eating sundaes without nuts

c)

by selecting yogurt with real fruit

d)

by using whole milk instead of 2% milk

21.

Which component of milk causes caramelization when heated?

a)

casein

b)

lactose

c)

vitamin A

d)

fat

22.

Which is an example of dessert that uses dairy?

a)

cherry gelatin

b)

apple pie

c)

peanut butter cookies

d)

vanilla pudding

23.

Buttermilk and kefir are examples of:

a)

cultured milk products.

b)

milk solids.

c)

nondairy foods.

d)

whey.

24.

The best dairy choices for weight reduction are:

a)

all dairy products.

b)

low-fat dairy products.

c)

imitation dairy foods.

d)

processed cheeses.

25.

An example of food in the dairy section of MyPlate is:

a)

black-eyed peas.

b)

corn on the cob.

c)

roast beef.

d)

skim milk.

26.

The milk fat in raw milk rises to the surface during storage. Which processing method will prevent this from occurring?

a)

pasteurization

b)

scalding

c)

homogenization

d)

vitamin D fortification

27.

Using too-high cooking temperatures will cause milk to:

a)

become creamier.

b)

curdle and scorch.

c)

harden.

d)

harden and become sweeter.

28.

Which dairy product contains the highest percentage of fat?

a)

heavy cream

b)

whole milk

c)

half-and-half

d)

skim milk

29.

How should a cook beat eggs for an omelet?

a)

by using a rubber spatula to gently blend a heavy and delicate mixture

b)

by using a sieve to mix ingredients

c)

by using a wire whisk to thoroughly mix ingredients with a circular, up-and-down motion

d)

by using tongs to gently tumble together ingredients

30.

When determining the freshness of eggs for purchasing, use the:

a)

color of the shell.

b)

color of the yolk.

c)

sell-by date.

d)

size of the egg.

31.

How does the quality of brown eggs compare with that of white eggs?

a)

Brown eggs are more nutritious than white eggs.

b)

Brown eggs stay fresh longer than white eggs.

c)

The quality is the same.

d)

White eggs are more nutritious than brown eggs.

32.

What is an example of a food made with eggs?

a)

congealed salad

b)

fruit salad

c)

lasagna

d)

quiche

33.

How do omelets and scrambled eggs differ?

a)

Omelets are not stirred when cooking and folded over when served; scrambled eggs are stirred when cooking.

b)

Omelets may have ingredients like vegetables but scrambled eggs may not.

c)

Scrambled eggs are folded over and form a half circle when served.

d)

Scrambled eggs may have ingredients like vegetables or cheese but omelets may not.