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Egg quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When making pancake, egg is used as ____________?

a)

coating agent

b)

thickening agent

c)

binding agent

d)

leavening agent

2.

How can you define eggs? Choose the best answer.

a)

Eggs are essential to help breadcrumbs stick to the food.

b)

Eggs are product of poultry and fowls.

c)

Eggs differ in sizes and can be used as coating agent

d)

Eggs can be used for foam formation.

3.

What is the purpose of the egg in ice cream ?

a)

It helps bind one or more ingredients.

b)

It keeps the come crunchy.

c)

It prevents formation of ice crystals.

d)

it is necessary in gel formation

4.

Which food poisoning is associated with eggs and chickens?

a)

Listeria

b)

Salmonella

c)

E-coli

d)

staphylococcus

5.

Which of the following uses of egg in culinary that hold ingredients together as it cooks?

a)

Egg as Binder

b)

Egg as Coating

c)

Egg as Enricher

d)

Egg as Emulsifier

6.

Which of the following property of egg that have the ability to hold on to water and oil which usually does not mix?

a)

Egg as binder

b)

Egg as coating

c)

Egg as Enricher

d)

Egg as Emulsifier

7.

Adding beaten eggs to soup and stirring it will activate the coagulative property of egg to achieve thick consistency

a)

Egg as Thickener

b)

Egg as Leavening Agent

c)

Egg as Garnish

d)

Egg as Binder

8.

In baking cakes and breads, incorporating air during whipping traps air bubbles which makes the foam double in size.

a)

Egg as Leavening Agent

b)

Egg as Thickener

c)

Egg as Garnish

d)

Egg as Coating

9.

Mixing together two or more liquids that not usually mix such as oil and water by adding an additive. Such as hollandaise sauce

a)

Emulsification

b)

Aeration

c)

Binding

d)

Coating

10.

Egg as an additive, the coagulation of eggs help bind ingredients together as it cooks. Mostly seen on beef patties, cakes, and pastries.

a)

Binding

b)

Emulsification

c)

Aeration

d)

Coagulation