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Worksheets2ND QUARTERLY EXAM. TLE10
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Items 1-50. Read each statement/question carefully. Choose your answer from the given option.
Primary leavening agent of pastries
steam
hydrogenated
fry
Which is not a mollusk?
clam
octopus
crab
Leavening agent for cakes
Baking powder
flour
yeast
A biological microorganism that produces air cells or carbon dioxide
sugar
flour
yeast
These are fish obtained from salt water, mainly the sea.
Inland fish
Aquaculture
Marine fish
Which is NOT an example of Crustaceans?
crabs
oyster
lobster
Allows even distribution of ingredients and makes the dough smooth.
mixing
kneading
stirring
Fish with fins and internal skeletons
mollusk
mussels
fin fish
Which is NOT a crustacean?
shrimp
squid
lobster
Bivalves is a mollusk with a pair of hinged shells. Which of the following is a Bivalves?
octopus
mussel
abalone
Which of the following is an example of Saltwater fish?
mud fish
milk fish
grouper
Any form of sea life regarded as food for human
seaweed
seafood
seashell
Fish with external shells but no internal bone structure.
sea shore
shellfish
sea weeds
Which is the first step in preparing fish for cooking?
Cutting of tails and fins
Scaling
Eviscerating
Plastic fat
Lard
Hydrogenated
Melted butter
Egg, milk, and fat are combined then blended with dry ingredients.
Sponge dough method
Straight dough method
Muffin method
Also called angel cake
Chocolate cake
Cheese cake
White sponge cake
Whipped egg white
White sponge cake
Straight dough method
Sponge dough method
All dry ingredients together and all liquid ingredients are poured in the dry ingredients
Straight dough method
One bowl method
Sponge dough method
How can you describe a fresh fish?
flesh are soft and flabby
scales are loosely attached
Eyes are bright and full
These are cultivated plants of the grass family yielding starchy seeds or grains
pasta
noodles
rice and cereals
Are aromatic plants whose leaves or seeds are used in cooking.
spices
aroma
herbs
These are whole fish with the guts removed.
fillet
steak
drawn
Refers to domesticated breeds of fowls used as food.
Deli products
condiments
poultry
Rich muffins with high proportion of fat to sugar and eggs.
Deserts
Breads
Cakes
Assortment of rich flour mixture
Pastries
Cakes
Deserts
This is made from fat bellies and is cured and smoked.
bacon
ham
sausage
One can achieve good presentation of food start by choosing _____ quality ingredients.
colorful
good
artistic
Baked products made of rich or lean dough.
Yeast-based bread
Donut
Croissant
These are meaty sides of fish cut lengthwise from the ribs and backbone.
steak
fillet
fish sticks
Is the art of arranging food in the most aesthetic manner.
garnishing
washing
preparing
This is a green color in fruits and vegetables
carotenoids
flavonoids
chlorophyll
These are the orange and yellow color in carrots, squash, and sweet potatoes.
carotenoids
anthoxanthins
flavonoids
The use of _____ supplement or complement the inherent decorative qualities of the food.
garnish
aroma
herbs
Food presentation is a major ____ point in promoting a food business.
attention
selling
requirement
These are variety of confectioneries such as sweets, cakes, preserves.
cakes
desserts
ice creams
It is an art and part of the entire process of fine dining.
food preparation
food presentation
cooked food
Stabilizes the foam
cream of tartar
baking soda
baking powder
All ingredients are mixed in a bowl and kneaded
Sponge dough method
Straight dough method
Muffin method
Prepared food requires only minutes to cook to preserves its ______ flavor.
natural
sweetness
taste
Fine and white; used for cakes and pastries
cake flour
potato flour
all-purpose flour
Are served at lukewarm temperature or higher.
hot desserts
cold desserts
hot and cold desserts
These are served below room temperature.
hot desserts
cold dessert
hot and cold desserts
These are small and elongated chunks of the same size
and thickness cut from the skin but once separated; each side becomes a
single fillet
sticks
steak
fillet
All dry ingredients are sifted in a bowl.
muffin method
one bowl method
conventional method
The shortening is creamed with the sugar then the egg yolks are added one by one. The whole milk mixture is then folded into the beaten egg
muffin method
one bowl method
conventional method
This is a process of removing the big and small bones of fish so that what is left is practically all flesh and skin.
drawn
deboned
dressed fish
Similar to the Conventional Method, except that the half of the sugar is added gradually to the egg white.
muffin method
modified Conventional method
conventional method
What is this?
clam
scallop
mussels
What is this?
mantis shrimp
lobster
shrimp
