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2nd Qtr Salads

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What tool is described as good quality, sharp, and sturdy stainless-steel blade with securely attached handles?

a)

Peeler

b)

Grater

c)

Citrus Zester

d)

Knife

2.

Which of the following has the purpose of being used in salad toppings to be broiled?

a)

Grill pan

b)

Salad spinner

c)

Salad server

d)

Mixing Bowl

3.

Which kitchen tool is specifically designed to remove the outer skin or peel of vegetables and fruits?

a)

Knife

b)

Peeler

c)

Citrus Zester

d)

Cutting Board

4.

What is a salad spinner used to do?

a)

Mix salad dressing

b)

Grate vegetables into fine pieces

c)

Spin water off washed salad leaves

d)

Toss salad ingredients together

5.

What should you consider when selecting salad servers?

a)

made of sturdy; heavy glass wares

b)

have enough surface area to grasp the ingredients effectively

c)

has metal blade attached to a handle

d)

with a row of round holes with sharpened rims

6.

Which of the following is characterized to have mild, sweet flavor?

a)

Oil

b)

Lemon Juice

c)

Egg yolk

d)

Vinegar

7.

Why is it recommended to use pasteurized eggs in salad dressings like mayonnaise?

a)

To increase the shelf-life

b)

To ensure food safety

c)

To improve the texture

d)

To taste sweet

8.

You are making a salad dressing using fresh herbs. How do fresh herbs compare to dried herbs in salad dressing?

a)

Fresh herbs have a stronger flavor.

b)

Dried herbs taste more aromatic

c)

Fresh herbs are better for a mild, refreshing taste.

d)

Dried herbs offer delicate taste.

9.

Which of the following ingredients is best suited in place of or for adding a tangy flavor to a salad dressing?

a)

Vinegar

b)

Egg yolk

c)

Lemon Juice

d)

Mustard

10.

You are preparing a vinaigrette dressing with both vinegar and lemon juice. What is the purpose of using both ingredients in your dressing?

a)

To increase the sweetness of the dressing.

b)

To balance acidity and add layers of flavor

c)

To thicken the dressing and improve texture.

d)

To weaken the dressing’s strong flavor.

11.

Which of the following structures of a salad is the main part of a salad?

a)

Body

b)

Base

c)

Garnish

d)

Dressing

12.

What happens to the flavor of an oil and vinegar dressing when you increase the amount of oil?

a)

The dressing becomes more tart.

b)

The dressing becomes richer and milder.

c)

The dressing becomes milder and less oily.

d)

The dressing becomes oilier and milder.

13.

Why is it important for garnish to harmonize with the rest of the salad ingredients?

a)

Because it hides the salad’s taste.

b)

To make the salad more substantial. 

c)

To give added moistness to the salad.

d)

To add flavor and eye appeal to the salad.

14.

What distinguishes emulsified dressings like mayonnaise from oil and vinegar dressings?

a)

They do not contain oil.

b)

They are thicker, creamier, and more stable.

c)

They are temporary emulsions.

d)

They are less flavorful

15.

To add height and visual appeal to a formal dinner salad, which technique is best?

a)

Place ingredients on the plate. 

b)

Mix ingredients into a thick dressing.

c)

Arrange ingredients in the center using cup-shaped lettuce

d)

Use one garnish for uniformity

16.

What kind of plate should be used when plating green salads?

a)

Cold plate

b)

Warm plate

c)

Wooden plate

d)

Paper plate

17.

Why is it recommended to add tossed garnishes only at serving time?

a)

They stay crunchy and fresh

b)

They add color

c)

They make the salad look larger

d)

They reduce refrigeration time

18.

A student prepares green salad at 10 a.m. for a 2 p.m. service. Which practice ensures safety and hygiene?

a)

Serve it without refrigeration

b)

Toss it with dressing instantly

c)

Store it in a high humidity holding box

d)

Add garnishes and dressing in advance

19.

Which combination of practices would most likely lead to making the salads sag?

a)

Cold plating and separate dressing

b)

Early plating and immediate dressing

c)

Refrigeration and garnishing at serving

d)

High humidity and dressing on the side

20.

A chef suggests dressing salads early in the day for convenience. Based on safety and hygiene guidelines, how should this suggestion be evaluated?

a)

Acceptable, if refrigerated

b)

Safe, only if held in dry conditions

c)

Recommended, especially for green salads

d)

Unsafe, as it affects salad quality

21.

What type of salad stimulates appetite and has fresh crisp ingredients and is attractive?

a)

Appetizer salad

b)

Accompaniment Salad

c)

Separate Course Salad

d)

Main Course Salad

22.

Which of the following harmonize with the rest of the meal, balancing flavors and textures?

a)

Appetizer salad

b)

Accompaniment Salad

c)

Separate Course Salad

d)

Main Course Salad

23.

Which type of salad is most appropriate to serve as a side dish salad?

a)

A potato salad with mayonnaise

b)

A macaroni salad with cheese

c)

A vegetable-based salad with a vinaigrette dressing

d)

A fruit salad with sweetened gelatin

24.

Why should accompaniment salads avoid starchy ingredients like potato salad when served with dishes such as French fries?

a)

To ensure the salad contains a sufficient amount of protein.

b)

To make the salad more substantial and nutritious

c)

To ensure the salad is served as a dessert item

d)

To avoid too many starches and maintain balance

25.

You are planning a meal after serving the main course, which of the following types of salad would be the best choice to serve as a separate course?

a)

A creamy macaroni salad

b)

A main course salad with meat and cheese

c)

A light, fresh salad with citrus dressing             

d)

A heavy potato salad

26.

Which of the following procedures for quantity green salad production is the first step to do?

a)

Prepare all ingredients

b)

Arrange salad plates on worktables

c)

Add dressing before serving

d)

Refrigerate until serving

27.

Why is a simple oil and vinegar dressing called a temporary emulsion?

a)

Because the emulsion is permanent once mixed

b)

Because the oil and vinegar never separate

c)

Because it requires special equipment to maintain the mixture.

d)

Because the oil and vinegar always separate after being shaken.

28.

You are preparing a low-calorie dressing for a health-conscious salad. Which type of dressing would be most appropriate for your needs?

a)

Mayonnaise-based dressing.

b)

Fruit juice or yogurt-based dressing

c)

Cooked salad dressing

d)

Oil and vinegar dressing

29.

If you were making a commercially prepared salad dressing, which of the following stabilizers might you use to ensure the emulsion remains stable?

a)

Gelatin

b)

Lemon Juice

c)

Vinegar

d)

Egg yolk

30.

Which of the following is a uniform mixture of two unmixable liquids?

a)

Permanent Emulsion

b)

Commercially made dressing

c)

Temporary Emulsion

d)

Emulsion