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TLE10_GENESIS_SQE

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A wire mesh container that is used to strain liquids away from solid ingredients or to separate and aerate dry ingredients.

a)

COLANDER

b)

SLOTTED SPOON

c)

SIEVE

d)

WHISK

2.

A tool used to flatten the dough.

a)

SPATULA

b)

MARZIPAN SPACERS

c)

ROLLING PIN

d)

PIZZA CUTTER

3.

Used for mixing, folding soft ingredients and removing ingredients from a bowl or plate.

a)

RUBBER SCRAPER

b)

WOODEN SPOON

c)

2 OR 3 TINED FORK

d)

PASTRY BLENDER

4.

A utensil used to lift and hold foods while they are being cooked or served.

a)

RUBBER SCRAPER

b)

WOODEN SPOON

c)

2 OR 3 TINED FORK

d)

TONGS

5.

Is a white odorless tasteless granular or powdery complex carbohydrate.

a)

FLOUR

b)

STARCH

c)

RICE FLOUR

d)

BAKING SODA

6.

One of the classification of starch that is derived initially from its plant source.

a)

NATIVE STARCH

b)

MODIFIED STARCH

c)

PURIFIED STARCH

d)

REFINED STARCH

7.

One of the classification of starch that has been altered physically or chemically.

a)

NATIVE STARCH

b)

MODIFIED STARCH

c)

PURIFIED STARCH

d)

REFINED STARCH

8.

One of the classification of starch that may be separated from grains and tubers by a process called wet milling.

a)

NATIVE STARCH

b)

MODIFIED STARCH

c)

PURIFIED STARCH

d)

REFINED STARCH

9.

Which of the following is NOT the sources of starch.

a)

CEREAL GRAINS

b)

RICE GRAINS

c)

ROOTS AND TUBERS

d)

LEGUMES

10.

A reactions in starches where there is a chemical reaction of water with another compound form two or more products.

a)

VISCOSITY

b)

SYNERESIS

c)

HYDROLYSIS

d)

DEXTRINISATION

11.

A reactions in starches, the resistance to flow or the increase in thickness or consistency.

a)

VISCOSITY

b)

SYNERESIS

c)

HYDROLYSIS

d)

DEXTRINISATION

12.

A reactions in starches, the browning of starch foods when subjected to dry heat.

a)

VISCOSITY

b)

SYNERESIS

c)

HYDROLYSIS

d)

DEXTRINISATION

13.

A reactions in starches, the process of applying heat to starch and water to form gel and used in sauces, puddings, creams, and other food products.

a)

GELATINIZATION

b)

RETROGADATION

c)

SYNERISIS

d)

HYDROLYSIS

14.

Flat, wide noodles that are squeezed in the center to resemble bow ties.

a)

ELBOW MACARONI

b)

FARFALLE

c)

ORZO

d)

CONCHIGLIE

15.

A pasta that shaped like shells.

a)

ELBOW MACARONI

b)

FARFALLE

c)

ORZO

d)

CONCHIGLIE

16.

A small, rice shaped pasta.

a)

ELBOW MACARONI

b)

FARFALLE

c)

ORZO

d)

CONCHIGLIE

17.

One of the pasta shaped, a hollow tubes that are cut diagonally. They are also called quills or pens.

a)

PENNE

b)

FUSILLI

c)

MANICOTTTI

d)

FETTUCCINI

18.

Wide, flat noodles that have rippled edges.

a)

PENNE

b)

LASAGNA

c)

ELBOW MACARONI

d)

FETTUCCINI

19.

The generic Chinese term for noodles.

a)

SOBA

b)

VERMICELLI

c)

UDON

d)

MEIN

20.

Which of the following does NOT belong to the group.

a)

MEIN

b)

RAMEN

c)

UDON

d)

SOMEN

21.

A creamy white sauce that is made up of eggs, cheese, and pepper.

a)

CARBONARA SAUCE

b)

MARINARA SAUCE

c)

PESTO SAUCE

d)

ALFREDO SAUCE

22.

This sauce is green-colored because it is made up of garlic, basil leaves, parmesan cheese, and pine nuts in olive oil.

a)

CARBONARA SAUCE

b)

MARINARA SAUCE

c)

PESTO SAUCE

d)

ALFREDO SAUCE

23.

This sauce is a simple concoction of tomatoes, herbs, and garlic.

a)

CARBONARA SAUCE

b)

MARINARA SAUCE

c)

PESTO SAUCE

d)

ALFREDO SAUCE

24.

This sauce is a simple thick, white cream sauce. It is made from butter, heavy cream, and parmesan cheese.

a)

ALFREDO SAUCE

b)

MARINARA SAUCE

c)

CARBONARA SAUCE

d)

PESTO SAUCE

25.

Which of the following is NOT belong to the types of cereals.

a)

RICE

b)

GRAM

c)

MAIZE/CORN

d)

WHEAT

26.

Also known as "the queen of cereals".

a)

RICE

b)

BARLEY

c)

MAIZE/CORN

d)

OATS

27.

A cereal crops that the staple food in most of the countries and restaurants all over the world.

a)

RICE

b)

BARLEY

c)

MAIZE/CORN

d)

OATS

28.

All of the following are the methods of cooking cereals EXCEPT___.

a)

BY BOILING

b)

IN THE BOILER

c)

BY DRY HEAT

d)

BY DEEP FRY

29.

A classification of vegetables that have extensive roots systems and trailing vines.

a)

SQUASH FAMILY

b)

ROOTS AND TUBERS

c)

SEEDS AND PODS

d)

CABBAGE FAMILY

30.

A classification of vegetables that is made up of edible seed vegetables and pods are edible as well, the seeds are more nutritious.

a)

SQUASH FAMILY

b)

ROOTS AND TUBERS

c)

SEEDS AND PODS

d)

CABBAGE FAMILY

31.

A classification of vegetables that is may be served raw or cooked. They shrink due to their high water content when cooked.

a)

FRUITS-VEGETABLES

b)

LEAFY GREENS

c)

ONION FAMILY

d)

STEMS, STALKS, AND SHOOTS

32.

This type of vegetable cut is into cubes.

a)

BRUNOISE

b)

JULIENNE

c)

MACEDOINE

d)

CHIFFONADE

33.

This type of vegetable cut is into long thin match stick shaped pieces about 4cm in length.

a)

BRUNOISE

b)

JULIENNE

c)

MACEDOINE

d)

CHIFFONADE

34.

This type of vegetable cut is finely sliced or shredded green leafy vegetables.

a)

CHIFFONADE

b)

SLICING

c)

ROLL CUTTING

d)

PARALLEL CUTTING

35.

This type of dry heat cooking methods it retains nutritional content and natural flavors.

a)

BROILING AND GRILLING

b)

SAUTEING

c)

PAN-FRYING

d)

DEEP-FRYING

36.

This type of dry heat cooking methods is a common in preparing vegetables such as potatoes, squashes, and mushrooms.

a)

BROILING AND GRILLING

b)

SAUTEING

c)

PAN-FRYING

d)

DEEP-FRYING

37.

This type of moist heat cooking methods is the partial cooking of food for a short time, usually only few seconds, in a large amount of boiling water.

a)

PARBOILING

b)

BOILING

c)

BLANCHING

d)

STEAMING

38.

This type of moist heat cooking methods is done without any additional liquid, thus preserving the nutrients.

a)

SAUTEING

b)

PAN-FRYING

c)

DEEP-FRYING

d)

MICROWAVING

39.

FIFO is the _______ for foods means

a)

EFFICIENCY STORE ROTATION

b)

EFFECTIVE STOCK ROTATION

c)

EXISTING FOOD ROTATION

d)

EFFECTS SUPPLY ROTATION

40.

The following are techniques in storing vegetables, EXCEPT____.

a)

POWDER VEGETABLES

b)

FRESH VEGETABLES

c)

DRIED VEGETABLES

d)

CANNED VEGETABLES

41.

Frozen vegetables must be store at 0°F(-18°C) or colder, in original containers, until ready for use.

a)
b)
42.

For the safety procedures of vegetables, root crops should be store in a cool, dark, and dry place to prevent the growth of mold.

a)
b)
43.

Color sometimes destroy the nutrients of vegetables by dissolving it in the cooking water.

a)
b)
44.

Leaching is one of the responsible for nutrient loss of cooking vegetables.

a)
b)
45.

It is important to wash, rinse, sanitize, and air-dry all food-contact surfaces, equipment, and utensils such as cutting boards, knives, and sinks.

a)
b)
46.

Proper storage of rice and grains prevent moisture, heat, and insects.

a)
b)
47.

Add salt until the water has come to a boil.

a)
b)
48.

Immediately rinse the boiled pasta after removing them in water.

a)
b)
49.

The word pasta is Italian for "paste", since it is a mixture of wheat, flour and water and, sometimes, eggs.

a)
b)
50.

Cereals are rich in compound carbohydrates that supply sufficient energy, help prevent cancer, constipation, colon disorders, and high blood sugar levels.

a)
b)