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Fat, Oil and Grease

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does FOG stand for?

a)

Fats, Oils, and Garment

b)

Fats, Ointment, and Grease

c)

Fats, Oils, and Grease

d)

None of the Above

2.

What is trans fat?

a)

A. A type of fat that has certain chemical properties and is usually found in processed foods such as baked goods, snack foods, fried foods, shortening, margarine, and certain vegetable oils.

b)

B. Eating this type of fat increases blood cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease.

c)

C. Both A and B

3.

Name the test to identify the presence of fat in food.

a)

Grease spot test

b)

Filter paper test

c)

Iodine test

d)

Benedict's test

4.

This is emulsion test. Name ALL the mixtures used.

a)

Water

b)

Ethanol

c)

Oil

d)

Millon's reagent

e)

Filter paper

5.

The grease spot that is formed on the paper is ....................

a)

transparent

b)

translucent

c)

transgender

d)

translocation

6.

Washing grease from a machine off your hands is difficult because...

a)

Grease from a machine is not edible (should not be eaten).

b)

Grease reduces the amount of friction between moving parts.

c)

Grease is not soluble in water.

d)

Grease has a bad smell.

7.

Our data showed that fat and soap...

a)

had identical solubility in water and oil.

b)

had different solubility in water and oil.

c)

were both soluble in water.

d)

were both soluble in oil.

8.

How do you test for lipids?

a)

By using Ethanol and water

b)

By using Benedicts solution

c)

By using Iodine

d)

By using Biuret test

9.

What is the primary environmental concern associated with the disposal of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) in water systems?

a)

A) They contribute to water pollution by forming a layer on water surfaces.

b)

B) They increase the oxygen levels in water bodies.

c)

C) They enhance the growth of aquatic plants.

d)

D) They have no significant impact on water systems.

10.

Which of the following is a common method for separating oil from water in a laboratory setting?

a)

A) Filtration

b)

B) Distillation

c)

C) Centrifugation

d)

D) Evaporation

11.

What is the main reason why fats, oils, and grease should not be poured down the drain?

a)

A) They can solidify and block pipes.

b)

B) They dissolve completely in water.

c)

C) They enhance the taste of water.

d)

D) They are beneficial for sewage systems.

12.

In the context of food science, what is the role of emulsifiers in relation to fats and oils?

a)

A) They separate fats and oils from water.

b)

B) They help mix fats and oils with water.

c)

C) They increase the boiling point of oils.

d)

D) They solidify oils at room temperature.

13.

Which of the following is a natural source of fats and oils?

a)

A) Rocks

b)

B) Plants and animals

c)

C) Metals

d)

D) Minerals

14.

What is the effect of temperature on the viscosity of oils?

a)

A) Viscosity increases with temperature.

b)

B) Viscosity decreases with temperature.

c)

C) Temperature has no effect on viscosity.

d)

D) Viscosity remains constant regardless of temperature.

15.

How can the presence of grease in wastewater be detected?

a)

A) By measuring the pH level

b)

B) By using a grease trap

c)

C) By conducting a turbidity test

d)

D) By using a colorimeter