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WorksheetsChristmas revision
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which cooking method is the LEAST healthiest?
Grilling
Baking
Frying
Broiling
Which disorders are associated with eating too much fried food?
(You can select more than one answer)
Obesity
High Blood Pressure
High Cholesterol
Extreme Happiness
To cook quickly in a small amount of fat
Saute
Braise
Simmer
Poach
To cut into thin strips
Julienne
Brunoise
Large Dice
Mince
A clear, thin liquid flavored by meat, poultry and fish and their bones
Simmer
Stock
Blanch
Roast
What kind of berries are these?
raspberries
blueberries
blackberries
gooseberries
meat from chickens, ducks and geese
poultry
paultry
poltry
paltry
How does dehydration work to preserve food?
Provides an acidic environment.
Removes oxygen exposure.
Removes water content.
Removes water content by freezing water particles.
Which food preservation technique works by heating and sealing food in an airtight container?
Vacuum Sealing.
Dehydrating.
Canning.
Sun-Drying.
How does adding sugar work to preserve food?
Water content is decreased.
Removes oxygen exposure.
Provides an acidic environment.
Freezes the water content in food.
What food preservation technique has been used here?
Pickling.
Adding Salt.
Adding Lactic Acid.
Adding Sugar.
Which of the following are types of food spoilage?
Chemical.
Physical.
Microbial.
All of the Above.
What is a disadvantage of preserved foods?
The food is old.
It tastes bad.
It looks unappealing.
The nutritional value of the food is altered.
Why do we need fats in our diet?
Warmth
Protect our organs
Secondary source of energy
All of these answers
What is the most important nutrient?
water
carbohydrates
protein
fats
What do proteins do for the body?
grow and repair tissue
breaks down food
most abundant source in the body
How many amino acids can the body make from substances already present in the body?
11
9
2
1
What forms the muscles, blood, skin, organs, hair and nails of the body?
protein
fats
carbohydrates
minerals
What are sugars, starches and fiber?
carbohydrate
proteins
fats
vitamins
Where does fiber come from?
Indigestible parts of plant foods
Cereal box
Meats
Dairy Products
Which vitamin does sunlight provide us with?
Vitamin A
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Which of the following contains the most calcium?
Carbohydrates
Milk and Dairy Products
Fruits
Cereals
Which of the following is the best source of vitamin C?
Meat
Fish
Rice
Oranges
Which of the following is our primary source of energy?
Carbohydrates
Protein
Fats
Dietary Fiber
Stollen is the traditional fruit cake of which country?
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Ireland
What name is given to small sausages wrapped in bacon, a staple at a British Christmas dinner?
Snuffling piggies
Pork wraps
Snuggly pigs
Pigs in blankets
The red and white costume of Father Christmas was allegedly first introduced by which drinks manufacturer?
Pepsi
Smirnoff
Coca Cola
Nescafe
Approximately how many candy canes are manufactured during the festive season?
3.9 million
12 million
1.7 billion
1.1 billion
What should you stick into an onion for a traditional bread sauce?
A sausage
Cloves
A silver shilling
A two pence piece
What is the name of the skin that hangs from a turkey’s neck?
Wattle
Sack
Gobble
Gillet
Finally, why do so many people hate Brussels sprouts?
Because they're fussy
It's in our genetic make-up in detecting bitter flavours
Brussels sprouts were invented by Satan
Historically, they were force fed to the poor which has created an inherent aversion
In which country is KFC eaten on Christmas eve?
USA
Australia
Japan
Russia
Panettone is a bread with fruits or chocolates and is from what country?
Italy
Argentina
South Africa
Israel
Mattak is strips of whale blubber encased in whale skin and is served as part of the traditional Christmas meal from ?
New Zealand
Greenland
Antarctica
Poland
Bûche de Noël is a Yule style log dessert from?
France
England
Sweden
Poland
In the Christmas song what was "Roasting on an Open Fire"?
Pork
Chestnuts
Chicken
Walnut
Q5. What are the temperatures that form the danger zone for food safety?
0 to 60 degrees
60 degrees to 100 degrees
Between 5 degrees and 63 degrees
Under 5 degrees
Q7. Match this knife hold - bridge hold
Q7. Match this knife hold - claw grip
What color should a chopping board be when preparing fish?
Red
Blue
Green
Brown
What temperature should frozen food be stored at?
Below -18C
Below 5C
Over 60c
None of these
Bacteria ______ very fast.
multiply
divide
addition
Why should you leave the sink and work surfaces clean at the end of your practical lesson?
To keep miss happy
To ensure that all bacteria has been killed, making it safe for the next class
So the next class don't know what you made
So the room doesn't smell
What happens to bacteria when they are cooled to below 5c?
Bacteria is dormant - grows slowly or not at all
Bacteria dies
Bacteria is in a deep sleep
Bacteria is active so multiplying fast
In Singapore, it is not rude to eat your noodles loudly
TRUE
FALSE
