WorksheetsCereals Knowledge Check
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Which of the following is/are examples of carbohydrates?
Which of the followings is/are functions of carbohydrates?
Provide a source of energy for daily activities
Help in digesting food and removing waste
Help in growth and repair of the body
Keep the body warm
Identify the basic structures of cereal grains
Bran
Endosperm
Germ
Rice Grain
Tortilla chips are made from corn.
True
False
When rice is boiled, it absorbs water and become _________________ and __________________ in texture.
light and fluffy
hard and dry
Noodle is an examples of cereal product.
True
False
Barley is a form of cereal.
True
False
Oatmeal cookie is an example of cereal.
True
False
Macaroni is an example of cereal product.
True
False
Drain pasta in a _______.
Colandar
strainer
pan
broiler
Bonus: What's the main nutrient found in the cereal grain.
Protein
Carbohydrate
Minerals
Vitamins
Another name for (a) is maize.
This is the most commonly used grain. Flour is made from it.
corn
barley
wheat
(a) , this can be purchased as long grain, parboiled, or brown.
This can be used in porridge, cold breakfast cereals and in baked goods.
oats
rye
barley
True or False: Cereals should be stored in a cool dry place to prevent them from being moldy.
(a)
Excess glucose is converted into glycogen.
True
False
Brown rice has dietary fibre from bran.
True
False
Sushi and risotto are made from short grain rice.
True
False
Another word for brown rice is polished rice.
True
False
Corn starch is a cereal product from corn.
True
False
Store rice grains in an airtight container in a cool and dry place.
True
False
What is left in the rice grain after it undergoes a milling process?
bran
endosperm
germ
hull
What is the only cereal grain that's also used as a vegetable?
barley
corn
oats
wheat
Which of the following is the reason why grains aren't properly cooked?
amount of liquid is not enough
the grains were not stored properly prior to cooking
the quality of the grains may have caused the end product
One of the molecule of native starch that contributes gelling characteristics to cooked and cooled starch mixtures.
Amylopectin
Amylose
Modified
Tapioca
Starches that maybe separated from grains and tubers by a process called wet milling.
Modified starch
Native starch
Potato starch
Purified starch
Native starch molecule that contributes cohesion, viscosity or thickening properties when a starch mixture is cooked in the presence of water.
Amylopectin
Amylose
Modified
Tapioca
A carbohydrate in granular form that came from certain plants
(a)
Refers to cultivated grasses that produce edible or starchy seeds and grains
(a)
Protective outer shell
(a)
Contains starch, protein, and some vitamins and minerals
(a)
The seed for a new plant
(a)
Staple food for more than half of the world's population
(a)
Popular to Westerners and bread-eating countries
(a)
Staple food of Central America
(a)
