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Culinary Workbook Test Ch. 10-13

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three main components of a typical meal?

a)

Protein, fruit, and dairy

b)

Dairy, meat, and grains

c)

Fruit, vegetables, and grains

d)

Protein, vegetables, and starch

2.

Why is protein important in a meal?

a)

Provides sweetness to dishes

b)

Gives energy

c)

Helps develop muscles, bones, and various bodily tissues

d)

Adds color to the meal

3.

Which of the following is NOT an animal protein?

a)

Beef

b)

Chicken

c)

Tofu

d)

Salmon

4.

Which cooking method gives proteins and vegetables a distinct smoky flavor?

a)

Grilling

b)

Steaming

c)

Boiling

d)

Sautéing

5.

What is the primary function of starches in a meal?

a)

Add sweetness

b)

Provide energy by breaking down into glucose

c)

Improve flavor

d)

Enhance color

6.

What happens to starches when they are heated in liquids?

a)

They melt

b)

They gelatinize and thicken

c)

They evaporate

d)

They become sweet

7.

Which of the following is a type of grain?

a)

Quinoa

b)

Potatoes

c)

Broccoli

d)

Chicken

8.

Which of the following is a root vegetable?

a)

Spinach

b)

Kale

c)

Peas

d)

Carrots

9.

Which vegetable category includes spinach, kale, and lettuce?

a)

Root vegetables

b)

Cruciferous vegetables

c)

Leafy greens

d)

Nightshades

10.

What are two examples of plant-based proteins?

a)

almonds and black beans

b)

kidney beans and chicken

c)

ground beef and lentils

d)

flaxseeds and apples

11.

What are two examples of squash?

a)

butterbeans and peas

b)

acorn and carrots

c)

zucchini and lentils

d)

butternut and zucchini

12.

What is a common breakfast food that originated from pilgrims emigrating from the Netherlands?

a)

Pancakes

b)

Waffles

c)

Toast

d)

Omelet

13.

Basmati and Jasmine are examples of what type of grain?

a)

rice

b)

oats

c)

barley

d)

wheat

14.

What is the USDA definition of a sandwich?

a)

At least 50% bread and no more than 35% cooked meat

b)

At least 35% cooked meat and no more than 50% bread

c)

Only contains vegetables and cheese

d)

Must be deep-fried

15.

What are the four components of a salad?

a)

Foundation, body, garnish, dressing

b)

Dressing, sauce, meat, vegetables

c)

Leafy greens, fruits, nuts, dressing

d)

Vegetables, fruits, cheese, meat

16.

What is the foundation of a salad typically made of?

a)

Meat

b)

Fruits

c)

Leafy greens

d)

Nuts

17.

What is the purpose of a salad garnish?

a)

To add sweetness

b)

To make the salad look more appealing and aesthetically pleasing

c)

To add crunchiness

d)

To serve as the main ingredient

18.

What are the three types of soups?

a)

Cold, warm, hot

b)

Meat, vegetable, fruit

c)

Spicy, sweet, savory

d)

Clear, thin, thick

19.

What is the term to describe hearty, one-dish meals that combine proteins, vegetables, and starches?

a)

casserole

b)

croissant

c)

mirepoix

d)

pasta

20.

What is mirepoix?

a)

A mix of carrots, celery, and onions

b)

A type of soup

c)

A type of bread

d)

A French sauce

21.

What is a clear soup made with clarified liquid called?

a)

Consommé

b)

Cream soup

c)

Puréed soup

d)

Bisque

22.

What is the primary cooking method used for roast meats?

a)

Boiling in a pot of hot water

b)

Roasting with hot, dry air in the oven

c)

Steaming on the grill

d)

Frying

23.

In what country was the pasta-making process standardized?

a)

China

b)

Greece

c)

Italy

d)

France

24.

List two dishes that are examples of stews and braises.

a)

Beef bourguignon and gumbo

b)

Spaghetti and pizza

c)

Caesar salad and grilled chicken

d)

Pancakes and waffles

25.

What are some common carbohydrate-rich sides for dinner?

a)

Fruits, nuts, and seeds

b)

Fish, chicken, and beef

c)

Bread, cheese, and milk

d)

Rice, potatoes, and couscous

26.

Which cuisines have distinct curry styles?

a)

Mexican, French, and Chinese

b)

Indian, Thai, and Japanese

c)

Italian, Greek, and Turkish

d)

Brazilian, Moroccan, and Ethiopian