Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

HPC1 - Kitchen Essentials and Basic Food Preparation Prelim Exam

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is usually a tied cravat or necktie in style that has been designed to absorb perspiration of the face.

a)

neckerchief

b)

pants

c)

chef hat

d)

apron

2.

This is a general term used to describe any disease or illness caused by eating contaminated food or drink

a)

foodborne outbreak

b)

diseases

c)

foodborne illness

d)

ailments

3.

This is used for testing the temperature of meats, poultry, dishes that contain eggs, casseroles, soups and baked products.

a)

thermostat

b)

measuring scale

c)

measuring tools

d)

food thermometer

4.

This is a term used in professional kitchens to describe the organizing and arranging of the work space, ingredients and equipment before beginning to cook.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSWSER)

(a)  

5.

He published the Epicurean that contained more than 3500 recipes.

a)

Charles Ranhofer

b)

Antonin Careme

c)

georges August Escoffier

d)

Fernand Point

6.

A type of hazard that contaminate food and can affect anyone who eats it.

a)

physical hazard

b)

allergen

c)

chemical hazard

d)

biological hazard

7.

This tools allows the egg white to drain through while trapping the yolk.

a)

blender

b)

colander

c)

egg separator

d)

fennel

8.

This part of the knife gives you maximum control over the knife.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY)

(a)  

9.

This refers to the art of preparing and cooking food.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSER)

(a)  

10.

Anything with potential to cause harm to a person.

a)

risk

b)

calamity

c)

illness

d)

hazard

11.

Chopping board that is used primarily for fruits and vegetables.

a)

green

b)

red

c)

tan

d)

yellow

12.

This means to cut it into small, thin pieces the size of matchsticks.

a)

small dice

b)

allumette

c)

julienne

d)

brunoise

13.

Haute cuisine is also considered as __________.

a)

classique cooking

b)

high cooking

c)

epicurean

d)

nouvelle cuisine

14.

An acronym that states the different factors that contribute to microbial pathogenic growth.

a)

FATTOM

b)

FATOM

c)

FAATOM

d)

FATOMM

15.

This is used for slicing especially vegetables such as tomatoes that are firm outside but soft inside

a)

serrated knife

b)

bread knife

c)

paring knife

d)

buthcers knife

16.

This is a food preparation technique in which food ingredients are finely divided into uniform pieces.

a)

mincing

b)

chopping

c)

allumette

d)

paysanne

17.

This person organized and authored the “kitchen brigade system”.

a)

Auguste Escoffier

b)

Tony Tan Caktiong

c)

Alice Walker

d)

Martha Steward

18.

An example of direct cross-contamination is when raw meat or poultry touches a ready-to-eat.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

19.

This is used for measuring small amounts of ingredients.

a)

measuring spoons

b)

measuring cups

c)

thermometer

d)

scales

20.

This is an oblong-shaped cut for vegetables such as carrots, potatoes or squash that provides a distinctive and consistent appearance to the food item being served.

a)

chiffonade

b)

mirepoix

c)

tourne

d)

mincing

21.

This is an additional layer for safety against heat and hot liquids.

a)

hairnet

b)

apron

c)

jacket

d)

neckerchief

22.

The rule of thumb for restricting the time of high-risk in food which is left at temperatures inside the danger zone.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSWER)

(a)  

23.

This is used to tenderize or flatten meat.

a)

mortar and pestle

b)

skillet

c)

meat mallets

d)

ladle

24.

This provides safety and comfort for food handlers.

a)

finger guard

b)

rivets

c)

blade

d)

etching

25.

They are responsible for skillfully preparing meals that are not only pleasing to the palate but to the eye as well.

a)

gastronomist

b)

culinary artists

c)

sommeliere

d)

sous chef

26.

Food safety is freedom of food from anything that might cause food poisoning or harm to people.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

27.

It is a fine or coarse wire-mesh strainer baskets used for sieving sauces, straining stocks, draining boiled vegetables or beans, rinsing rice or removing solids from stock.

a)

colander

b)

sifter

c)

sieves

d)

dredgers

28.

This is to remove the rind or skin from a fruit or vegetable using a knife or vegetable peeler.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSWER)

(a)  

29.

This is an indication of hierarchy in kitchen: the taller the hat, the more important is his role.

a)

apron

b)

toque

c)

jacket

d)

neckerchief

30.

This is one of the most common causes of all bacterial illness from food.

a)

e.coli

b)

diabetes

c)

campylobacter

d)

cancer

31.

This is used for removing apple cores cleanly.

a)

apple cider

b)

ramekins

c)

mallets

d)

apple corer

32.

This includes peeling and washing the vegetable, then regularize its shape into a rectangle or square by topping and tailing it and squaring off the sides.

a)

cube

b)

batonnet

c)

julienne

d)

chopping

33.

According to this author, sauces and meats should not be repeated in the same menu.

a)

Auguste Escoffier

b)

Charles Ranhofer

c)

Antonin Careme

d)

Alice Walker

34.

Anything in the food that could harm consumers by causing illness, injury or discomfort.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSWER)

(a)  

35.

This is a shallow utensils usually perforated used in skimming liquids.

a)

strainer

b)

skimmer

c)

chinois

d)

coil whisk

36.

The 100 folds of the toque are said to represent the chef’s different ways of cooking an?

a)

chicken

b)

beef

c)

coconut

d)

egg

37.

This microorganisms are smaller than bacteria, and do not need food or moisture for their own survival.

a)

viruses

b)

bacteria

c)

parasites

d)

allergen

38.

This is used for whisking small quantities of sauce in a saucepan.

a)

wire whisk

b)

coil whisk

c)

balloon whisk

d)

tongs

39.

A dice measuring ¼ inch x ¼ inch x ¼ inch.

a)

small dice

b)

medium dice

c)

large dice

40.

The first restaurant that opened in 1765 which has a specialty of:

a)

chicken feet

b)

tuna belly

c)

sheep feet

d)

pig's tail

41.

This is eating food contaminated by pathogenic bacteria that live on the food.

(USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY IN YOUR ANSWER)

(a)  

42.

This tool is used for slicing hot cooked meats or cold meats.

a)

carving fork

b)

boning knife

c)

carving knife

d)

cleaver knife

43.

This part assists in the safety and controlling and handling of the knife.

a)

bolster

b)

tang

c)

heel of the handle

d)

blade spine

44.

This cuisine states that courses should follow an organized schedule.

a)

epicurean

b)

haute

c)

classic

d)

nouvelle

45.

It is when the same kitchen equipment and tools are used to prepare raw and ready-to-eat food.

a)

direct contamination

b)

indirect cross contamination

c)

by dripping

d)

cleaning

46.

This is used for folding mixture an scrapping mixture out of the mixing bowl.

a)

wooden spatula

b)

rubber spatula

c)

ladle

d)

measuring spoon

47.

It is a part of a fruit or vegetable that is cut off; especially the skin or peel.

a)

slicing

b)

mincing

c)

paring

d)

chopping

48.

This is a combination of ingredients and preparation methods of various ethnicities and regions of the world.

a)

haute cuisine

b)

classic cuisine

c)

epicurean cuisine

d)

fusion cuisine

49.

Hot foods must be maintained in:

a)

45*C

b)

60*C

c)

5*C

d)

25*C

50.

This is used for cutting fruits and vegetables such as juliennes.

a)

blender

b)

mandoline

c)

mixer

d)

zester