WorksheetsPrinciples of Food Preparation Final Exam
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which is a description of the Temperature Danger Zone?
Subzero temperatures
Temperatures in which disease-causing bacteria DO NOT grow well.
Temperatures hotter than 175 degrees.
A range of temperatures (41 - 135 degrees) in which disease-causing bacteria grow best.
Why is it important to be aware of food safety precautions?
To decrease chances of spreading a foodborne illness.
To prepare food safely for yourself and those you cook for.
To decrease chances of contracting a foodborne illness.
All of these.
How is the temperature of food measured?
By looking at it and guessing.
By using a thermometer
By touching it to see if it is hot.
Licking it to see if it burns your tongue.
Wearing gloves, washing hands, tying back hair, and removing jewelry are all examples of:
Refrigeration standards
Freezer temperatures
Proper personal hygiene
Poor pest management
Food should not be left at room temperature for over _____ hours.
4
1
2
6
Washing cutting board after each use prevents the spread of _____.
disease
bacteria
germs
food borne illness
Keeping the kitchen area a clean a possible is the best way to prevent_____.
Lord Voldemort
The Grinch
Dracula
Household Pests (roaches, ants, mice)
These kitchen utensils should be washed separately and never mixed with other utensils in a sink of soapy water.
Tongs
Knives
Mixing spoons
Wisks
Which is an example of a physiological internal influence on food choice?
Eating pasta before a track meet
Being happy and eating pasta with friends.
Eating pasta because that's just what mom made for dinner.
Feeling stressed and eating a whole pan of lasagna.
Which of these is NOT an example of a psychological internal influence on food choice?
Feeling worried
Being male/female
Feeling sad
Being mad at your bestie.
Cutting the family grocery bill in half because a set of twins have moved to college is an example of which influence on food choice?
Situational
Psychological
Religious/Cultural
Physiological
Factors that are outside of a person or group's control and can affect their food choices are considered...
Media Influence
Technological Influence
Family Influence
External Influence
To measure small amounts of ingredients you should use...
Liquid Measure cup
Dry measure cups
Measuring Spoons
Mixing bowl
To measure dry ingredients such as flour or sugar you should use...
Liquid measure cup
Dry measure cups
Can opener
Turner
This is a clear glass or plastic container used for measuring wet ingredients such as water, milk, or vegetable oil.
Liquid measure cup
Dry measuring cups
Measuring spoons
Can opener
A bowl with holes used to drain water away from foods is called...
Sauce pan
Mixing bowl
Colander
Grater
A utensil used to remove the outer layer (peel) of fruits and vegetables is called...
Measuring spoon
Sheet pan
Serrated knife
Peeler
A wire handled utensil used to vigorously incorporate air into batters...
Wire whisk
Can opener
Pastry blender
Slotted spoon
This utensil is used to cut-in a solid fat like butter, into flour to make biscuits or pie crusts.
Whisk
Pastry blender
Peeler
Rubber spatula
Which of these is a wet cooking method using water or broth?
Boiling, steaming, simmering, and poaching.
Baking and roasting
Air frying, shallow frying
Sauteing and stir-frying
Which of these is a dry cooking method using oil?
Poaching and roasting
Steaming and boiling
Air frying and simmering
Frying, stir-frying, and shallow pan frying
Steaming food is the healthiest and more gentle cooking method as it helps food retain more taste, texture, color, and vitamins and minerals.
False
True
What does it mean to Blanch a food?
Frying for a short time then cooling the food in ice water.
Steaming for a short time then cooling the food in ice water.
Partially cooking food in boiling water for a short time then cooling it in ice water.
Boiling food for a long time then putting it in ice water.
There are _____ teaspoons in a Tablespoon.
2
1
4
3
There are _____ Tablespoons in a 1/4 cup.
6
3
4
2
There are ______ ounces in 1 cup.
8
12
4
6
There are _____ ounces in 1 pound.
36
16
12
8
There are _____ quarts in 1 gallon.
8
2
4
6
There are _____ cups in 1 pint.
8
6
4
2
There are _____ pints in 1 quart..
2
4
6
8
There are _____ cups in 1 gallon.
6
2
8
16
There are _____ cups in 1 gallon.
8
12
16
24
This grain contains all three parts; the germ, endosperm, and bran.
Ancient
Whole grain
Refined
Enriched
This grain product has had the bran and germ removed during processing.
Starch
Enriched
Whole
Refined
This is a protein that gives strength and elasticity to batters and doughs, and structure to baked products.
Kernel
Gluten
Starch
Endosperm
These products have added nutrients that replace those lost during processing.
Enriched
Refined
Whole
Starch
Green peas, pinto beans, and lentils are considered this type of vegetable.
Flower
Fruit
Tubers
Legumes
Beets, carrots, radishes, and turnips are considered this type of vegetable.
Root
Tuber
Stem
Pod
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, and Yams are all considered this type of vegetable.
Stem
Flower
Tuber
Pod
Tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers are considered this type of vegetable.
Root
Tuber
Pod
Fruit
