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QUIZ CU 03 : KP 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of using bones in stock production?

a)

Add sweetness

b)

Provide gelatin and flavor

c)

Reduce waste

d)

Act as a thickening agent

2.

What is the proportion of ingredients in a traditional mirepoix?

a)

50% carrots, 25% onions, 25% celery

b)

50% onions, 25% carrots, 25% celery

c)

25% onions, 50% carrots, 25% celery

d)

33% onions, 33% carrots, 33% celery

3.

What is the function of acid products in stock production?

a)

Add color

b)

Enhance clarity

c)

Break down collagen and enhance flavor

d)

Prevent spoilage

4.

Which item should be avoided as scraps in stock production?

a)

Herb stems

b)

Broccoli stems

c)

Meat trimmings

d)

Vegetable peels

5.

What makes consommé different from regular broth?

a)

It's thickened with roux.

b)

It's clarified using egg whites.

c)

It's made with shellfish.

d)

It's flavored with tomatoes.

6.

What type of soup is thickened by blending vegetables or legumes?

a)

Bisque

b)

Purée soup

c)

Chowder

d)

Cream soup

7.

Which soup is typically made with shellfish stock?

a)

Miso soup

b)

Bisque

c)

Consommé

d)

Chowder

8.

What is the primary ingredient in chowders?

a)

Potatoes and cream

b)

Tomato paste

c)

Shellfish

d)

Clear broth

9.

What is the main thickening agent in a Béchamel sauce?

a)

Cream

b)

Roux

c)

Egg yolks

d)

Gelatin

10.

What stock is used in a Velouté sauce?

a)

Milk

b)

Brown stock

c)

Chicken, fish, or veal stock

d)

Shellfish stock

11.

Which ingredient gives Espagnole sauce its rich flavor?

a)

Fresh tomatoes

b)

Brown stock and tomato paste

c)

Shellfish and cream

d)

Milk and flour

12.

What is the defining feature of Hollandaise sauce?

a)

Creamy and white

b)

Made with tomatoes and garlic

c)

Rich and velvety with egg yolks and butter

d)

Thickened with roux and stock

13.

Why are fresh ingredients important?

a)

They last longer than dried ingredients.

b)

They enhance taste and ensure food safety.

c)

They reduce the need for seasoning.

d)

They eliminate the need for preservatives.

14.

What should you check when buying seasonal produce?

a)

Expiry date

b)

Certifications

c)

Appearance and price

d)

Nutritional content

15.

Which label indicates quality assurance?

a)

Organic

b)

Freshness

c)

Vibrant color

d)

Seasonality

16.

Which consideration ensures food safety?

a)

Buying local products

b)

Storing dry ingredients at room temperature

c)

Avoiding spoiled or low-quality items

d)

Using herbs instead of spices

17.

What is a key feature of white stock?

a)

Made with milk and butter

b)

Requires roasting bones

c)

Uses clarified butter

d)

Simmered with chicken, veal, or fish bones

18.

What differentiates brown stock from white stock?

a)

It uses clarified butter.

b)

The bones are roasted first.

c)

It includes fish bones.

d)

It is flavored with herbs.

19.

What is the purpose of a roux in sauce production?

a)

Enhances aroma

b)

Acts as a thickening agent

c)

Adds sweetness

d)

Improves clarity

20.

Which sauce uses butter, flour, and milk as its primary ingredients?

a)

Espagnole

b)

Velouté

c)

Béchamel

d)

Hollandaise