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2021 Semester Exam Review Culinary Arts

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Turner/Spatula

a)

to flip food items, scrape off of a pan or baking sheet

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to spread icing or cut cake slices

d)

long 8-12 inch knife to chop and dice meat, produce or other food items

2.

Chef's Knife

a)

to flip food items, scrape off of a pan or baking sheet

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to spread icing or cut cake slices

d)

long 8-12 inch knife to chop and dice meat, produce or other food items

3.

Icing/Cake Spatula

a)

to flip food items, scrape off of a pan or baking sheet

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to spread icing or cut cake slices

d)

long 8-12 inch knife to chop and dice meat, produce or other food items

4.

Wire Whisk

a)

to flip food items, scrape off of a pan or baking sheet

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to spread icing or cut cake slices

d)

long 8-12 inch knife to chop and dice meat, produce or other food items

5.

Slotted Spoon

a)

to lift solid items out of a liquid

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to cut in fat (butter) to flour

d)

to scrape the sides/bottoms of bowls/pans

6.

Pastry Blender

a)

to lift solid items out of a liquid

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to cut in fat (butter) to flour

d)

to scrape the sides/bottoms of bowls/pans

7.

Pastry Blender

a)

to lift solid items out of a liquid

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to cut in fat (butter) to flour

d)

to scrape the sides/bottoms of bowls/pans

8.

Rubber Spatula

a)

to lift solid items out of a liquid

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

to cut in fat (butter) to flour

d)

to scrape the sides/bottoms of bowls/pans

9.

Liquid Measuring Cup

a)

to lift solid items out of a liquid

b)

to incorporate air, to mix smooth

c)

used for measuring liquid ingredients only, usually made of clear plastic or glass

d)

to scrape the sides/bottoms of bowls/pans

10.

Internal cooking temperature of RTE food is

a)

135

b)

165

c)

145

d)

155

11.

Internal cooking temperature of seafood food is

a)

135

b)

165

c)

145

d)

155

12.

Recommended internal cooking temperature of whole cuts of meat (roast beef or pork loin)

a)

135

b)

165

c)

145

d)

155

13.

Recommended internal cooking temperature of ground meat (hamburger meat)

a)

135

b)

165

c)

145

d)

155

14.

Recommended internal cooking temperature of whole and ground poultry (chicken, turkey)

a)

135

b)

165

c)

145

d)

155

15.

The temperature danger zone is between 40-140 degrees Celsius

a)

False its 40-140 Fahrenheit

b)

True

16.

How long to wash hands (scrub) before touching food?

a)

10-15 seconds

b)

ground beef

c)

wash/rinse/sanitize/air dry

d)

apron or chef coat, hair covering, no jewelry except a plain band ring

17.

Most common food source for e. Coli is

a)

10-15 seconds

b)

ground beef

c)

wash/rinse/sanitize/air dry

d)

apron or chef coat, hair covering, no jewelry except a plain band ring

18.

Sauté

a)

To mix ingredients by gently turning one part over another with a rubber spatula.

b)

To cut fat into flour with a pastry blender.

c)

To cook in a small amount of fat, usually in a skillet or a wok.

d)

To beat sugar and fat together until fluffy

19.

Cream

a)

To mix ingredients by gently turning one part over another with a rubber spatula.

b)

To cut fat into flour with a pastry blender.

c)

To cook in a small amount of fat, usually in a skillet or a wok.

d)

To beat sugar and fat together until fluffy

20.

Cut-In

a)

To mix ingredients by gently turning one part over another with a rubber spatula.

b)

To cut fat into flour with a pastry blender.

c)

To cook in a small amount of fat, usually in a skillet or a wok.

d)

To beat sugar and fat together until fluffy

21.

Fold-In

a)

To mix ingredients by gently turning one part over another with a rubber spatula.

b)

To cut fat into flour with a pastry blender.

c)

To cook in a small amount of fat, usually in a skillet or a wok.

d)

To beat sugar and fat together until fluffy

22.

The abbreviation for tablespoon

a)

Tbsp

b)

tsp

c)

c

d)

oz

23.

The abbreviation for teaspoon

a)

Tbsp

b)

tsp

c)

c

d)

oz

24.

The abbreviation for cup

a)

Tbsp

b)

tsp

c)

c

d)

oz

25.

The abbreviation for ounce

a)

Tbsp

b)

tsp

c)

c

d)

oz

26.

1 Tbsp = _________

a)

3 tsp

b)

16 Tbsp

c)

1/2 cup

d)

5 1/3 Tbsp

27.

1 cup= _________

a)

3 tsp

b)

16 Tbsp

c)

1/2 cup

d)

5 1/3 Tbsp

28.

1/3 cup= _________

a)

3 tsp

b)

16 Tbsp

c)

1/2 cup

d)

5 1/3 Tbsp

29.

1 stick/cube butter = ____

a)

3 tsp

b)

16 Tbsp

c)

1/2 cup

d)

5 1/3 Tbsp

30.

1lb of butter = ____

a)

1 cup

b)

16 Tbsp

c)

1/2 cup

d)

2 cups

31.

An example of a physical contaminant would be:

a)

salmonella spp.

b)

a hair

c)

sanitizer

d)

toxic metal from a pan

32.

The leaves, stem, or flower of an aromatic plant is a(n)

a)

spice

b)

herb

c)

seasoning

d)

garnish

33.

The bark, seed, or root of an aromatic plant is a(n

a)

spice

b)

herb

c)

seasoning

d)

garnish

34.

All ready-to-eat food must be thrown away ________ days after preparing it, including the day it was made.

a)

3

b)

1

c)

5

d)

7

35.

The most common food source for E. coli is

a)

undercooked ground beef.

b)

bulging canned foods.

c)

human mucous from sneezing and coughing.

d)

raw poultry and eggs

36.

Mise en place: “everything in its place”; gather all ingredients before you begin cooking

a)

true

b)

false

37.

Microwave safe materials include all of the following, EXCEPT:

a)

glass

b)

plastic

c)

metal

d)

paper

38.

The most dangerous kind of knife is a sharp knife

a)

false; it is a dull knife

b)

true; sharp

39.

Rondelle is a knife cut that creates:

a)

long baton-like strips

b)

short square pieces

c)

large uniform cubes

d)

round slices

40.

Batonnet is a knife cut that creates:

a)

round slices

b)

large uniform cubes

c)

short square pieces

d)

long baton-like strips

41.

The correct way to prepare the kitchen prep tables for use is:

a)

wipe with a damp cloth

b)

wash and rinse it

c)

sanitize it

d)

wash, rinse, and sanitize it

42.

Which is NOT an appropriate method to thaw food?

a)

Submerged under running warm water

b)

In a refrigerator (cooler) at 41°F or lower

c)

In a microwave oven

d)

As a part of the cooking process

43.

TCS foods include all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

glass of milk

b)

cooked egg

c)

sliced tomatoes

d)

a whole, uncut apple

44.

The art of preparing, cooking, presenting and serving food is called...

a)

Hospitality

b)

Food service

c)

Culinary arts

d)

Cuisine

45.

A high risk population for foodborne illnesses include

a)

elderly people

b)

high school students

c)

culinary arts teachers

d)

daycare workers

46.

Occurs when a non-contaminated food product comes into contact with an item that is contaminated.

a)

cross contamination

b)

mis en place

c)

cuisine

d)

contamination

47.

You want to use a CONVECTION oven to bake cookies that are normally cooked at 350 degrees in a conventional oven. You set the convection oven temperature at:

a)

350 degrees

b)

325 degrees

c)

375 degrees

d)

300 degrees

48.

Which of the following is NOT a type of leavening agent?

a)

flour

b)

baking soda

c)

baking powder

d)

yeast

49.

An opened carton of chicken stock should be stored in the ______________

a)

pantry

b)

freezer

c)

refrigerator

d)

throw it away

50.

What is the term for adding salt and spices to a food?

a)

preparing

b)

seasoning

c)

baking

d)

spicing

51.

What is the first step in washing dishes?

a)

wash in sink with a sponge or brush

b)

sanitize

c)

put in dishwasher

d)

scrape or spray food debris off

52.

If you want to make two cakes and the recipe for one cake calls for 1/4 teaspoon of salt, you will need ___________ of slat

a)

1/4 tsp

b)

1 tsp

c)

3 tsp

d)

1/2 tsp

53.

If you want to make two cakes and the recipe for one cake calls for 1 1/3 cups of egg whites, you will need ___________ egg whites

a)

2 cups

b)

1 cup

c)

2 2/3 cups

d)

1/2 tsp

54.

If you want to make a smaller cake that is 1/2 the size of the recipe for one cake and calls for 1 1/3 cups of egg whites, you will need ___________ egg whites

a)

2 cups

b)

1 c + 2 tsp.

c)

2 2/3 cups

d)

1/2 tsp

55.

If you want to make a smaller cake that is 1/2 the size of the recipe for one cake and calls for 1/4 teaspoon of vanilla, you will need ___________

a)

1 tsp

b)

1 c + 2 tsp.

c)

1/8 tsp

d)

1/2 tsp

56.

1/4 cup=______

a)

4 Tbsp

b)

4 tsp

c)

6 tsp

d)

8 Tbsp

57.

1 cup=____

a)

4 Tbsp

b)

6 tsp

c)

16 Tbsp

d)

16 tsp

58.

8 fl. oz.=____

a)

1 cup

b)

1/2 cup

c)

10 Tbsp

d)

20 Tbsp

59.

2 cups=_____

a)

1 pint

b)

1 quart

c)

1/2 gallon

d)

1/2 pint