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TLE COOKERY 9 LONG TEST

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What's the main purpose of a lettuce knife?

a)

To chop veggies

b)

To slice meat

c)

To slice lettuce without browning

d)

To peel fruits

2.

What's the main use of a rubber scraper?

a)

To flip pancakes

b)

To scrape down sides of bowls

c)

To cut pastries

d)

To chop veggies

3.

What's the main purpose of a utility tray?

a)

To serve drinks

b)

To hold food in place

c)

To display decorations

d)

To store utensils

4.

What's the main purpose of a mixing spoon?

a)

To serve food

b)

To chop ingredients

c)

To combine ingredients

d)

To measure liquids

5.

What's a common use of scissors in food prep?

a)

To mash ingredients

b)

To mix batter

c)

To cut customized edges on bread

d)

To peel fruits

6.

What size cookie cutters are good for tea sandwiches?

a)

Large

b)

Medium

c)

Small

d)

Extra large

7.

What's the main use of a sandwich knife?

a)

To spread butter

b)

To chop veggies

c)

To slice through sandwiches

d)

To serve drinks

8.

What's the main purpose of a bread toaster?

a)

To mix ingredients

b)

To chop veggies

c)

To toast bread products

d)

To boil water

9.

What's the main purpose of a slicer?

a)

To chop ingredients

b)

To mix foods

c)

To slice foods evenly

d)

To serve dishes

10.

What's a key feature of grills/griddles?

a)

They're deep and narrow

b)

They're flat-heated surfaces

c)

They're only for boiling

d)

They're manual

11.

What's bread typically made of?

a)

Only flour

b)

Only water

c)

Flour and water dough

d)

Sugar and eggs

12.

What are examples of soft sandwich rolls?

a)

Baguettes and ciabatta

b)

Hamburger buns and hot dog rolls

c)

Croissants and muffins

d)

Biscuits and crackers

13.

What's the main purpose of condiments in sandwiches?

a)

To add bulk

b)

To enhance flavor

c)

To add texture

d)

To make sandwiches bigger

14.

What type of food is being described? "This is a food made with two slices of bread with fillings between them."

a)

Pizza

b)

Sandwich

c)

Salad

d)

Soup

15.

What's an example of a type of wrap/rolled sandwich?

a)

Clubhouse sandwich

b)

Mexican burrito

c)

Open-faced sandwich

d)

Grilled cheese

16.

What's often used to line the bread in a regular cold sandwich?

a)

Only filling ingredients

b)

Butter, mayonnaise, or sandwich spread

c)

Cheese or meat

d)

Lettuce or veggies

17.

What's the typical cooking method for poaching?

a)

High heat with oil

b)

Completely submerged in liquid

c)

Grilling on high heat

d)

Baking in oven

18.

What type of bread is being described? "A small and rectangular, when softened in water, can be rolled around a stuffing to make a pinwheel shaped sandwich."

a)

Pita

b)

Focaccia

c)

Lavash

d)

Tortilla

19.

What's the role of a filling in a sandwich?

a)

Holds the bread together

b)

Stacked, layered, or folded within the sandwich

c)

Only adds crunch

d)

Makes the sandwich dry

20.

What does the base of a sandwich typically consist of?

a)

Only fillings

b)

Some form of bread or dough, whole or sliced

c)

Only cheese or meat

d)

Lettuce and veggies

21.

How does rye bread's flavor compare to white and whole wheat?

a)

Milder

b)

Stronger

c)

Sweeter

d)

Sourer

22.

What's a typical filling in a burger sandwich?

a)

Only veggies

b)

Hot meat, chicken or seafood

c)

Only cheese

d)

Cold cuts only

23.

What's the main role of a moistening agent in a sandwich?

a)

Adds crunch

b)

Binds the sandwich, improves flavor and texture

c)

Only adds moisture

d)

Makes the bread hard

24.

What's a key characteristic of focaccia?

a)

Low in oil

b)

Very rich in olive oil

c)

Sweet tasting

d)

Very thin bread

25.

Give examples of dry fillings.

a)

Lettuce and tomato

b)

Sliced meats, cheese, ground beef patties

c)

Jams and jellies

d)

Soups and gravies

26.

What characterizes moist fillings?

a)

Dry and crumbly

b)

Mixed with salad dressing or mayonnaise

c)

Only meat-based

d)

Crunchy texture

27.

Give examples of physical hazards.

a)

Pesticides and cleaning chemicals

b)

Glass, metal, hair, stones

c)

Allergens like peanuts

d)

Viruses and bacteria

28.

What are biological hazards in food?

a)

Chemical contaminants

b)

Bacteria, viruses, parasites causing illness

c)

Physical objects causing harm

d)

Nutritional deficiencies

29.

What's a key part of proper personal hygiene in food prep?

a)

Wearing jewelry while handling food

b)

Frequent hand and arm washing

c)

Not covering cuts

d)

Touching face while cooking

30.

What's a likely result of improper sandwich storage?

a)

Longer shelf life

b)

Better taste

c)

Spoilage and food safety risk

d)

Improved texture

31.

What's the recommended storage temperature for chilled sandwich items?

a)

Room temperature

b)

4∘4^\circ C or below

c)

10∘10^\circ C or above

d)

Frozen solid

32.

What's the recommended storage temperature for frozen sandwich items?

a)

4∘4^\circ C or below

b)

−18∘-18^\circ C or below

c)

Room temperature

d)

10∘10^\circ C or above

33.

What's a good practice for using stored raw materials?

a)

Use newest items first

b)

First-in-first-out basis

c)

Mix old and new items

d)

Use oldest items last

34.

What can happen if raw materials aren't stored properly?

a)

They last longer

b)

Spoilage and contamination risk increases

c)

Flavor improves

d)

Texture stays the same

35.

Which of the following is a type of sausage product?

a)

Cheddar cheese

b)

Salami

c)

Fresh lettuce

d)

Tomato sauce

36.

Give examples of pork products used in sandwiches.

a)

Ham and bacon

b)

Grilled chicken, turkey

c)

Cheddar cheese, lettuce

d)

Peanut butter, jelly

37.

Give examples of beef products used in sandwiches.

a)

Hamburger patties

b)

Grilled chicken, turkey

c)

Cheddar cheese, lettuce

d)

Peanut butter, jelly

38.

What happens to cheese when it's unwrapped and sliced?

a)

It gets softer

b)

It absorbs moisture

c)

It dries out rapidly

d)

It changes flavor

39.

Why are lettuce, tomato, and onion often used in sandwiches?

a)

They're sweet

b)

They add crunch and flavor

c)

They're only for decoration

d)

They're required by law

40.

What's a key role of butter in sandwiches?

a)

Adds crunch

b)

Protects bread from moisture

c)

Changes flavor completely

d)

Makes bread soggy

41.

What do spreads do besides protecting bread?

a)

Only add calories

b)

Add flavor and moisture

c)

Make bread soggy

d)

Reduce filling amount

42.

What are chemical hazards in food?

a)

Physical objects causing harm

b)

Bacteria and viruses

c)

Pesticides and cleaning chemicals

d)

Nutritional deficiencies

43.

What's often on top of a hot open-faced sandwich?

a)

Only bread

b)

Sauce, gravy, cheese, or other topping

c)

Just lettuce

d)

No toppings

44.

What's a characteristic of tea sandwiches?

a)

Large and filling-heavy

b)

Small, fancy, crusts trimmed

c)

Only made with meat

d)

Served hot always

45.

What type of filling is popular in grilled sandwiches?

a)

Only veggies

b)

Cheese

c)

Only meat

d)

Fruits

46.

How does whole wheat bread compare to white bread?

a)

Less nutritious

b)

Nutritionally superior

c)

Same nutrition

d)

Only different color

47.

How are deep-fried sandwiches typically coated?

a)

Only in flour

b)

In beaten egg, sometimes bread crumbs

c)

In sugar

d)

No coating

48.

What's a characteristic of white bread's shape?

a)

Round loaves only

b)

Long rectangular/square loaves

c)

Baguette shape only

d)

No specific shape

49.

How does French bread typically compare to Italian bread in shape?

a)

Shorter, plumper

b)

Longer, narrower

c)

Same shape

d)

Round shape only

50.

Which of the following is a seafood filling for sandwiches?

a)

Grilled chicken

b)

Tuna, smoked salmon, shrimp

c)

Avocado slices

d)

Bacon bits

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