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Food Manufacturing Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A food manufacturer introduces a new packaging size for an existing product they produce. This product is known as a

a)

me-too.

b)

copy-cat.

c)

line-extension.

d)

new-to-the-world.

2.

The main purpose of food dehydration in food manufacture is to

a)

rehydrate food.

b)

prolong the shelf life of food.

c)

concentrate the flavour of the food.

d)

reduce the size for ease of packaging.

3.

An individual who does not eat any food derived from animals or animal-sourced products is most likely to be considered

a)

vegan.

b)

vegetarian.

c)

pescatarian.

d)

lactose intolerant.

4.

Which of the following is a breach of the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 (Cth)?

a)

Serving expired food

b)

Not reporting faulty equipment

c)

Not declaring allergens on food labels

d)

Providing inaccurate weight on food packaging

5.

Which of the following may be a consequence of consuming a high salt diet?

a)

Obesity

b)

Dental caries

c)

Hypertension

d)

Vitamin deficiency

6.

A person working in food retail is successful in obtaining a scholarship for a course in management training. This is an example of

a)

an employee right.

b)

a career opportunity.

c)

enterprise bargaining.

d)

improving company image.

7.

A child complains of tingling in the mouth, swelling of the face and feeling dizzy. These symptoms are most likely to be caused by

a)

a food allergy.

b)

a diabetic reaction.

c)

a diet high in fibre.

d)

an excess vitamin intake.

8.

A food manufacturer is required to pay a tax on an imported ingredient. Which of the following is most likely to be responsible for this tax?

a)

Political decision

b)

Company profitability

c)

Foreign trade partnerships

d)

Technological advancements

9.

Food manufacturers have increased their use of biodegradable packaging materials. Which of the following has enabled this change?

a)

Personnel expertise

b)

Market concerns for health

c)

Technological developments

d)

Consumer demands for convenience

10.

During which step of the food product development process would a food manufacturer determine if the product is likely to be a financial success?

a)

Market research

b)

Feasibility study

c)

Product specifications

d)

Development of product prototype

11.

Which of the following is the best example of a functional, fortified food?

a)

Custard

b)

Sultanas

c)

Cake mix

d)

White bread

12.

Lack of available fruit pickers has left Australian farmers with unpicked, rotting fruit. Which of the following is most likely to be affected?

a)

The economy

b)

Quality assurance

c)

Working conditions

d)

Research and development

13.

A new yoghurt has been released which has added fibre and probiotics. These ingredients are

a)

laxatives.

b)

food additives.

c)

diet supplements.

d)

active non-nutrients.

14.

What is the role of ONE organisation in promoting health in Australia?

a)

To increase food prices

b)

To promote unhealthy eating habits

c)

To advocate for public health policies

d)

To discourage physical activity

15.

Explain the physical consequences of malnutrition.

a)

Improved immune function

b)

Increased energy levels

c)

Stunted growth and development

d)

Enhanced cognitive abilities