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FACS2 Cookie Unit Review

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 1hrs 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
When cookies are placed on a cookie sheet, you need to leave space for
a)
balanced flavor
b)
cookie spread
c)
cookie color
d)
cookie classification 
2.
The most common mixing method to prepare cookies is the __________ method. 
a)
one step
b)
creaming
c)
two step
d)
blending
3.
Chocolate chip cookie batter is scooped and then placed directly on the cookie sheet. This is which type of cookie dough?
a)
rolled
b)
soft
c)
chewy
d)
drop
4.
This is what type of cookie?
a)
refrigerator
b)
bar
c)
molded
d)
drop
5.
This is what type of cookie?
a)
Molded
b)
Drop
c)
Bar
d)
Pressed
6.
Why are cookies spaced out on the baking sheet?
a)
because they like room
b)
it looks like more cookies
c)
so they don't run together
d)
I don't know
7.
What is "creaming" in a cookie recipe?
a)
mixing flour and sugar
b)
mixing batter until smooth
c)
mixing sugar and butter
8.
What are the four major ingredients in cookies?
a)
water, eggs, salt, flour
b)
baking soda, sugar, butter, salt
c)
sugar, flour, water, egg
d)
sugar, butter, egg, flour
9.

how many STICKS of butter in 1 cup?

a)
2 sticks
b)
6 sticks
c)
4 sticks
d)
1 sticks
10.
Drop cookies can be described as...
a)
teaspoons of batter is dropped on a baking sheet
b)
roll out a stiff dough and cut with cookie cutters
c)
sliced from a roll of chilled dough
11.
Bar cookies are described as
a)
stiff dough pushed through a cookie press
b)
baked in a square or rectangle pan like a cake and cut into bars
c)
stiff dough that is molded by hand
12.
Cookies baked in the same batch should be the same shape and size.
a)
True
b)
False
13.
It's important to follow recipe directions when baking cookies.
a)
True
b)
False
14.
Hot cookie sheets should be allowed to cool before putting more cookies on them to bake.
a)
True
b)
False
15.

Over mixing the cookie dough will make it soft and chewy.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Baking at the proper temperature and for the proper use of time ensures that...

a)

The cookies will be too hard

b)

The cookies will be raw

c)

The dough spreads properly

d)

The cookies will be extra fluffy

17.

Which of the following is an example of a leavening agent (makes it rise)?

a)

Baking Powder

b)

Salt

c)

Flour

d)

Cake Flour

18.

What is the first step in following a recipe?

a)

Read the Recipe

b)

Gather Ingredients

c)

Gather Supplies

19.

Baking cookies in a standard conventional oven will most likely require which Fahrenheit temperature to produce good results?

a)

450 degrees

b)

350 degrees

c)

250 degrees

d)

500 degrees

20.

When baking, it is extremely important to properly measure all ingredients with the measuring utensil best suited for the type of ingredient.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

The presence of which ingredient makes it unnecessary to grease your baking sheet before baking cookie?

a)

Flour

b)

Salt

c)

Egg

d)

Butter or Shortening

22.

Where should cookies be stored?

a)

Airtight container

b)

On a plate

c)

Covered with plastic wrap

d)

In a bowl

23.

Flour's job when baking is to provide...

a)

tenderness

b)

sweetness

c)

structure

24.

The only time it is truly safe to eat raw cookie dough is when... (choose all that apply)

a)

there is no milk in the dough

b)

the batter does not contain eggs

c)

the ingredients have been pasteurized

d)

anytime you have a craving for raw cookie dough

25.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a fat used in baking?

a)

butter

b)

oil

c)

shortening

d)

vanilla

26.

If a cookie recipe reads, "Bake for 8-10 minutes" it is best to

a)

set the timer for 8 minutes

b)

set the timer for 9 minutes

c)

set the timer for 10 minutes

d)

not worry about a timer and simply go with your gut

27.

For most cookies, when cookies come out of the oven you should...

a)

take them off of the baking sheet immediately

b)

let them cool on the baking sheet for a few minutes

c)

put them in a plastic bag right away

d)

eat them before they cool

28.

Why should you not eat raw cookie dough or cake batter? (choose all that apply)

a)

Raw eggs may contain salmonella.

b)

The flavoring may not taste good unless baked.

c)

Raw flour may contain E.coli.

d)

The leavening agents may activate in your stomach and make you sick.

29.

What temperature should the butter be at?

a)

Very Cold

b)

Room Temperature

c)

It shouldn't matter

d)

Slightly frozen

30.

What should the cookies look like once they are baked?

a)

Golden brown, especially around the edges, but slightly underdone on the inside

b)

dark golden brown all the way through

c)

very light all over with an underdone appearance

31.

When should you preheat your oven?

a)

just before putting the cookies in

b)

as soon as you get to class

c)

it isn't necessary to preheat

32.
Sugar causes cookies to soften and spread in the oven.
a)
True
b)
False
33.
What type of sugar should you use if you want a chewy cookie? 
a)
White Sugar
b)
Brown sugar
c)
It doesn't matter, sugar is just for taste.
34.

A cooling rack is used to allow air to circulate around baked goods and prevent them from becoming too soggy when cooling.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Which piece of kitchen equipment is used to scoop cookie dough?

a)

cookie scoop

b)

ice cream scoop

c)

spatula

d)

wooden spoon

36.
Define Yield
a)
slowing down 
b)
how much it makes
c)
what is this?
d)
Has to do with farming.