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FOODS

LET – TLE MAJOR

1. What is the process that changes the flavor, breaks down the cellulose and reduces the water content of vegetables?
a. Cutting c. Washing
b. Preparation d. Cooking
2. What do you call the application of dry heat on cakes, breads and pastries?
a. Barbecuing c. Blending
b. Baking d. Basting
3. To simmer into small quantity of liquid as in menudo, asado and adobo is called
a. Stewing c. Braising
b. Searing d. Stir-frying
4. Blessie wants to make a vegetable salad for her family. She preheats the vegetable in boiling water. What do you call this food preparation
process?
a. Blanch c. Boiling
b. Braise d. Stew
5. What do you call the melting of sugar in custard making?
a. Candy making c. Crystallization
b. Caramelizing d. Coagulation
6. How do you know if you are “simmering” something?
a. If there is cooking oil involved
b. If the liquid you are dealing with has reached a rolling boil
c. If you are maintaining the temperature of the liquid just below boiling point
d. If the liquid has reached more than the boiling point
7. One of the objectives of good food preparation is to conserve the nutritive value of the food. What is the best way to prepare vegetables to re -
tain the most antioxidant activity?
a. Serve raw c. Boil
b. Steam lightly d. Microwave
8. There are some brown bits left on the bottom of the pan. While the pan is still on the stove, she added some white wine and scrapped the bot -
tom of the pan. What do you call the technique she just used?
a. Cleaning c. Caramelizing
b. Deglazing d. Flambé
9. Which cooking method is the LEAST healthy?
a. Grilling c. Frying
b. Baking d. Broiling
10. Which of the processes below does not belong to the term sauté?
a. stir-fry c. fry
b. deep fry d. pan fry
11. What food preparation practice is applied in cooking vegetables to preserve their color and nutritional value?
a. Pressure cooking c. Boiling
b. Steaming d. Frying
12. Which of these nutrients is needed for a healthy immune and strong connective tissue?
a. Fiber c. Vitamin C
b. Vitamin K d. Fluoride
13. It is a simple form of sugar which can be found in fruits, honey, corn syrup and sweet corn.
a. Fructose c. Glucose
b. Lactose d. Sucrose
14. The most practical way of serving meals when the space is limited and there’s limited work force is
a. Blue plate service c. Russian service
b. Buffet service d. Compromise
15. In the principle of food storage, raw foods are stored in
a. Above cooked and ready to eat food
b. On the same shelf with cooked and ready to eat food
c. Below cooked and ready to eat food
d. Behind cooked and ready to eat food
16. Wise buying means buying the right kind, at the right time, the right place and at the right price. What does “the right kind” means?
a. buy those which are fresh
b. buy those which are good quality
c. buy only at reliable stores
d. buy those which fits the intended purpose
17. To extend the shelf life of food, any of the following maybe done except
a. Dry it c. heat it
b. Cool it d. chop it
18. In preparing salad, all inedible portions should be removed and thorough cleanliness is essential. The term salad when used alone is applied
to
a. Vegetable salad c. Fruit salad
b. Green leaves that are eaten raw d. Vegetable and Fruit Salads
19. Which of the following is the correct sequence of stages in the breading procedure?
a. Flour, egg wash, flour
b. Flour, egg wash, bread crumbs
c. Flour, water, bread crumbs
d. Egg wash, flour, bread crumbs
20. Considering the nutritional problems in our country because of poverty, what dishes would you recommend?
a. Steamed eggplant and bagoong c. Pinakbet eggplant, okra, saluyot leaves
b. Fresh lumpia d. Sauteed monggo with dilis and amplaya

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