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Sensory Testing

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why do we evaluate food?

a)

for safety reasons

b)

to ensure highest quality of food

c)

to determine the ingredients present in a food product

d)

to determine shelf life of food

2.

How do we evaluate food?

a)

using all our senses except hearing

b)

only through tasting

c)

using all our senses (hearing, tasting, touching, seeing, smelling)

d)

using all our senses except hearing and touching

3.

Which of the following best describes sensory food evaluation?

a)

it is a process where we eat food to understand the different taste

b)

it is a process where we test food to determine or compare its qualities with the others

c)

It is a process where we compare different food products through tasting only

d)

it is a process where we judge food based on its attributes of taste, texture and appearance

4.

In a food evaluation process, it is recommended to label food samples with

a)

general name of the food product e.g. cupcakes

b)

wrong names e.g. cookies instead of cupcakes

c)

specific descriptive terms e.g. 25g sugar cupcakes

d)

random numbers e.g. 345, 232, 114

5.

it is important to have the same portion served for each sample because

a)

different amount may not look aesthetically pleasing

b)

different amount may affect the appetite of the tester

c)

different amount served may affect judgement of the tester

d)

different amount may incur wastage of the food product served

6.

During the testing of food, there should be no

a)

talking with others

b)

asking for a spoon

c)

having a glass of water by the side

d)

rinsing of palette after each testing

7.

Testing of food is done in isolation so as to

a)

ensure fairness of testing

b)

reduce the amount of food served

c)

allow more concentration during testing

d)

reduce the crowd during testing

8.

In food evaluation, which of the following is not considered a valid test?

a)

descriptive analysis

b)

preference testing

c)

collated testing

d)

discriminative testing

9.

Triangle test is where

a)

3 food samples are given, two which are identical, testers are required to pick out the one that is different

b)

the degree of discrepancy from the ideal can be estimated

c)

food samples are ranked based on a single quality

d)

information are provided to describe each food sample

10.

In a rating test, a ________________ is usually used.

a)

'just right' scale

b)

legend

c)

sensory evaluation table

d)

paired comparison

11.

Preference testing is

a)

describing with precise words on a product

b)

used for objective comparison of specific sensory characteristics of different samples

c)

to obtain information about people's likes or dislikes of a product

d)

where given 2 types of potato chips, one can find out which is the crispest.

12.

Preference testing _____________________.

a)

does not evaluate specific characteristics of a product

b)

is most commonly conducted among drinks only

c)

is difficult to conduct for most food product

d)

very specific and descriptive in evaluating food

13.

Taste and smell are similar because:

a)

They are both located on the face

b)

They both detect chemicals

c)

They both require conscious effort to detect

d)

They both bypass the brain

14.

Which of the following is not a sensory test?

a)

profile

b)

preference

c)

star test

d)

a not a

15.

What is this called?

a)

radar graph

b)

star test

c)

star profile

d)

sensory test