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Fish and Shellfish

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Univalves, Bivalves, and Cephalopods are all...

a)

Crustaceans

b)

Mollusks

c)

Finfish

d)

Oysters

2.

You should always tenderize fish before attempting to cook them.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Which is NOT a dry-heat cooking method for fish and shellfish?

a)

Pan frying

b)

Broiling

c)

Boiling

d)

Grilling

4.

Having the head removed and tail and fins trimmed is what fabrication form?

a)

Dressed

b)

Skinless Fillets

c)

Drawn

d)

Center Cut

5.

Which of these needs to be deveined?

a)

Mussels

b)

Shrimp

c)

Clams

d)

Oysters

6.

Which of these foods is the salted eggs of a sturgeon from the Caspian Sea?

a)

Roe

b)

Fillets

c)

Caviar

d)

Clams

7.

Catfish, whitefish, and trout are examples of...

a)

Freshwater Fish

b)

Saltwater Fish

c)

Shellfish

d)

Bivalves

8.

An aquatic species that has a hard, segmented body and exoskeletons is...

a)

Mollusks

b)

Finfish

c)

Cephalopods

d)

Crustaceans

9.

A short broth used to poach fish is called...

a)

Aquaculture

b)

Beurre Noisette

c)

Pinbone Broth

d)

Court Bouillon

10.

The farming of fish and shellfish is called...

a)

Aquaculture

b)

Agriculture

c)

Oceanography

d)

Freshwater Studies

11.

Long arms with developed eyes and an ink sack are characteristics of what?

a)

Round fish

b)

Cephalopods

c)

Shucked fish

d)

Crustaceans

12.

Beurre Noisette is...

a)

The French word for fish and shellfish

b)

Broth made of fish juices

c)

Hazelnut butter used in fish dishes

d)

The breadcrumbs used in fried catfish

13.

The species of fish that have an internal skeleton and swim in water are called...

a)

Finfish

b)

Shellfish

c)

Crustaceans

d)

Mollusks

14.

When the muscle is removed from the outer parts of the shellfish, it is...

a)

Ruined

b)

Deveined

c)

Broken

d)

Shucked

15.

An aquatic shelled mollusk or crustacean is a...

a)

Finfish

b)

Shellfish

c)

Flatfish

d)

Roundfish