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WorksheetsHome Economics: Fish, Milk and Cheese
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Herring is an example of a demersal fish.
True
False
Myocommas are blocks of muscle in fish divided by their sheets of connective tissues.
True
Fale
There are 6 different market forms of fish.
True
False
Fish is high in vitamins A, B, C, and D.
True
False
Muscle proteins in fish will shrink when cooked at high temperature.
True
False
A drawn fish has its entrails or guts removed.
True
False
Fortified milk contains Vitamin C and Vitamin D.
True
False
UHT milk means Ultra High Treated milk.
True
False
Condensed milk has 40%-50% of its water evaporated.
True
False
Evaporated milk is full cream milk with 50% of its water removed.
True
False
Curdling in milk takes place when high salt is added to milk.
True
False
Yogurt is a preserved form of milk.
True
False
Pasteurization destroys germs and bacteria found in milk and milk can be kept for several months.
True
False
Cheese can be used as a garnish for your soups and salads.
True
False
Ascorbic acid producing bacteria helps to form the curds in the production of cheese.
True
False
Cheese is a great source of iron.
True
False
Adam Cheese has a soft, buttery texture with a rich, full and mildly acidic flavour.
True
False
Rennet is an enzyme added to milk to form the curds in the production of cheese.
True
False
Cheese digestibility is increased when it is over heated.
True
False
When cheese is heated it affects the nutritional value of the cheese.
True
False
