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Introduction to Mise En Place and Vegetable Classification

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which term refers to preparing and organizing ingredients and tools before cooking to ensure efficient workflow?

a)

Mise en place

b)

Al dente

c)

Sauté

d)

Marination

2.

According to the learning objectives, what must be done before preparing ingredients for a dish?

a)

Plate the finished dish

b)

Identify ingredients according to a standard recipe

c)

Wash the serving plates

d)

Serve vegetables raw

3.

Why is identifying various kinds of vegetables and the tools needed important prior to preparation?

a)

It helps choose the correct dining etiquette

b)

It is an important factor to consider in the preparation of vegetables

c)

It guarantees food will never spoil

d)

It eliminates the need for recipes

4.

Under vegetable classification by parts of plants, which group is highlighted in the material’s images?

a)

Leafy greens

b)

Root vegetables

c)

Gourd family

d)

Cruciferous vegetables

5.

Which group includes beans, peas, corn, and okra?

a)

Seeds and pods

b)

Fruit vegetables

c)

Roots and tubers

d)

Mushrooms

6.

Which of the following is classified as a fruit vegetable?

a)

Carrot

b)

Broccoli

c)

Tomato

d)

Onion

7.

Which list best represents roots and tubers?

a)

Avocado, eggplant, sweet pepper

b)

Beet, carrot, radish, turnip, artichoke, potato, sweet potato

c)

Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower

d)

Spinach, lettuce

8.

Which vegetable belongs to the cabbage family?

a)

Bokchoy

b)

Garlic

c)

Asparagus

d)

Mushroom

9.

Identify the correct match: onion family includes _______.

a)

Avocado and eggplant

b)

Spinach and lettuce

c)

Onion, scallion, leek, garlic, shallot

d)

Artichoke and asparagus

10.

Which category includes spinach and lettuce?

a)

Leafy greens

b)

Fruit vegetables

c)

Seeds and pods

d)

Stalks, stems, and shoots

11.

Artichoke, asparagus, celery, fennel, and bamboo shoots are classified as which part of plants?

a)

Roots and tubers

b)

Stalks, stems, and shoots

c)

Cabbage family

d)

Mushrooms

12.

Which statement best distinguishes mushrooms from other vegetable groups presented?

a)

They are seeds and pods.

b)

They are fruit vegetables.

c)

They are non-plant fungi grouped separately.

d)

They are leafy greens.

13.

If you are preparing a stir-fry that emphasizes crisp stems, which category would provide the most appropriate vegetables based on the classification?

a)

Seeds and pods

b)

Stalks, stems, and shoots

c)

Roots and tubers

d)

Onion family

14.

A recipe calls for members of the cabbage family. Which set fits this requirement?

a)

Broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, bokchoy

b)

Onion, scallion, leek

c)

Beet, carrot, potato

d)

Avocado, tomato, sweet pepper

15.

Which group is classified as carbohydrates-rich vegetables according to chemical composition?

a)

Legumes, peas, beans

b)

Nuts, olives, avocado

c)

Seeds, roots, tubers

d)

Mushroom, tomatoes, radish

16.

Vitamin A-rich vegetables primarily include which category?

a)

Yellow vegetables

b)

Green leafy and yellow fruits and vegetables

c)

Legumes, peas, beans

d)

Root and tuber vegetables

17.

Which flavor component is the natural sugar that provides sweetness in vegetables?

a)

Glutamic acid

b)

Fructose

c)

Sulfur compounds

d)

Anthocyanins

18.

Adding baking soda when cooking affects chlorophyll by producing which result?

a)

Olive green color due to pheophytin

b)

Brighter green color in vegetables

c)

Yellow pigments due to anthoxanthin

d)

Red pigments due to anthocyanins

19.

Carotenoids include pigments such as beta carotene and lycopene. From which vegetables are these examples commonly derived?

a)

Carrots and squash; tomatoes

b)

Beets and eggplants; onions

c)

Cabbage and broccoli; leeks

d)

Peas and beans; avocados

20.

Which statement best describes sulfur compounds in vegetables?

a)

They are responsible for the green color of plants.

b)

They form monosodium glutamate when combined with salt.

c)

They give strong flavor and odor in vegetables like onions and garlic.

d)

They provide sweetness similar to fructose.

21.

When selecting good quality vegetables, which factor emphasizes avoiding mechanical damage or injury?

a)

Freshness and bright colors

b)

Absence of decay or insect infestation

c)

No mechanical damage or injury

d)

Variety of texture and flavor

22.

Which group is identified as a source of Vitamin A in vegetables?

a)

Bell peppers and lettuce

b)

Green leafy vegetables

c)

Dried beans

d)

Whole grain breads

23.

Which vegetable is listed as an example source of Vitamin C?

a)

Ampalaya tops

b)

Cabbage-type vegetables

c)

Malunggay

d)

Brussels sprouts

24.

Beans and leafy greens are rich sources of which vitamin complex?

a)

Vitamin A

b)

Vitamin C

c)

Vitamin B-complex

d)

Vitamin D

25.

Which item is NOT listed as an example of vegetables rich in Vitamin A?

a)

Kalabasa leaves

b)

Sili leaves

c)

Ampalaya tops

d)

Petchay

26.

Complex carbohydrates are described as carbohydrate molecules with more than how many sugar residues?

a)

5

b)

10

c)

20

d)

50

27.

Which is a stated function of carbohydrates?

a)

Increase protein deficiency

b)

Source of energy that is protein sparing and prevents ketosis

c)

Reduce absorption of vitamins

d)

Lower immune function

28.

Which food is listed as an example source of complex carbohydrates?

a)

Pepper leaves

b)

Whole grain breads and cereals

c)

Ampalaya leaves

d)

Dried beans

29.

Which practice is recommended when washing green leafy vegetables before use?

a)

Rinse quickly under warm water

b)

Wash in several changes of cold water

c)

Soak overnight in salted water

d)

Spray with vinegar and air-dry

30.

Which statement about soaking vegetables aligns with best practice?

a)

Soak all vegetables for long periods to remove dirt

b)

Avoid soaking cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower

c)

Soak cabbage, broccoli, and cauliflower for about 30 minutes in cold salted water to eliminate insects

d)

Always soak leafy greens overnight to retain crispness

31.

After washing vegetables, what should be done to prevent drying?

a)

Leave them at room temperature uncovered

b)

Drain well and refrigerate lightly covered

c)

Wrap tightly in dry paper towels

d)

Place in warm storage

32.

Which guideline is correct for peeling and cutting vegetables?

a)

Peel vegetables as thickly as possible

b)

Cut vegetables into uniform pieces for even cooking

c)

Discard all trim immediately

d)

Store cut vegetables at warm room temperature

33.

Which basic knife cut involves making very fine parallel cuts often used for shredding herbs?

a)

Chopping

b)

Chiffonade

c)

Rondelle

d)

Bias

34.

Which knife cut is described as producing cube shapes?

a)

Julienne

b)

Dicing

c)

Oblique

d)

Pays Anne (Fermi ere)

35.

You need long rectangular strips for stir-fry. Which knife cut should you use?

a)

Julienne and baton net

b)

Rondelle

c)

Mincing

d)

Diamond (lozenge)

36.

A recipe warns that potatoes and eggplants brown easily. What handling method helps prevent browning before cooking?

a)

Leave them exposed to air to dry out

b)

Treat with acid or hold under water until ready to use

c)

Freeze immediately after cutting

d)

Store near heat to speed oxidation

37.

Which vegetable preparation method is shown when assorted tomatoes are submerged in water with visible bubbles, often used to remove dirt and surface residues?

a)

Blanching

b)

Washing

c)

Peeling

d)

Wrapping for storage

38.

A hand uses a peeler to remove the skin of a potato. What preparation method is demonstrated?

a)

Slicing

b)

Peeling

c)

Grating

d)

Deseeding

39.

Vegetables are placed in a plastic wrap and sealed before refrigeration. What is the primary purpose of this step?

a)

To cook vegetables faster

b)

To prevent moisture loss and contamination during storage

c)

To add seasoning evenly

d)

To blanch vegetables

40.

Identify and classify the vegetable shown: chayote (sayote). Which classification best fits it?

a)

Stem vegetable

b)

Leafy vegetable

c)

Fruit vegetable

d)

Root/tuber vegetable

41.

Corn on the cob with husk and silk visible is shown. What is the correct classification of corn in vegetable categories?

a)

Seed/grain vegetable

b)

Leafy vegetable

c)

Flower vegetable

d)

Bulb vegetable

42.

Bok choy/Chinese cabbage is pictured. Which classification is most accurate?

a)

Leafy vegetable

b)

Root vegetable

c)

Bulb vegetable

d)

Flower vegetable

43.

Artichokes are displayed with tight buds. What is their classification?

a)

Flower vegetable

b)

Stem vegetable

c)

Leafy vegetable

d)

Root vegetable

44.

Asparagus spears are shown. Which classification is correct?

a)

Stem vegetable

b)

Leafy vegetable

c)

Fruit vegetable

d)

Bulb vegetable