This document appears to be a test covering topics related to household services and food safety. It includes multiple choice questions about food purchasing, storage, handling, contamination prevention, and basic kitchen tools. The questions cover topics such as perishable versus non-perishable foods, foodborne illness hazards, proper sanitation practices, and temperature danger zones for bacterial growth.
This document appears to be a test covering topics related to household services and food safety. It includes multiple choice questions about food purchasing, storage, handling, contamination prevention, and basic kitchen tools. The questions cover topics such as perishable versus non-perishable foods, foodborne illness hazards, proper sanitation practices, and temperature danger zones for bacterial growth.
This document appears to be a test covering topics related to household services and food safety. It includes multiple choice questions about food purchasing, storage, handling, contamination prevention, and basic kitchen tools. The questions cover topics such as perishable versus non-perishable foods, foodborne illness hazards, proper sanitation practices, and temperature danger zones for bacterial growth.
CANDUMAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL to food contamination? Canduman, Mandaue City A. wash hands properly B. avoid wearing jewelries while cooking C. use specific containers for various food TLE 10 – HOUSEHOLD SERVICES D. Keep fingernails short, unpolished & clean First Periodical Test 14. The following are ways to prevent food to food contaminations EXCEPT: A. Store cooked food and raw food on the Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer. same shelf in the refrigerator Use CAPITAL letter. B. Mix left over foods with fresh foods. C. Wash fruits and veggies in a cold running 1. The process of buying the food at the right time, water right price and from the right source. D. Raw meat and veggies should not be A. Purchasing C. Storing prepared on the same surface and time B. Serving D. Receiving 15. Which of the following DOES NOT show 2. The person who buys quality foods at a reasonable Biological hazard? price. A. spoiled food C. poor storage of food A. Manager C. Seller B. Dirty kitchen D. chemicals found in the kitchen B. Purchaser D. Supervisor 16. An agency that monitors and evaluates the 3. Which of the following guidelines that a purchaser Process in foods, drugs, and other related should consider reliable and reputable supplier before Products of manufactures to ensure the standard buying the product? He shoud buy at the ____. quality for safety of the market. A. Time C. Quantity A. Department of Health B. Price D. Source B. Department of Trade and Industry 4. The following are effective purchasing steps and C. Food and Drug Administration procedures EXCEPTone: D. National Nutrition Council A. Estimate quantities needed 17. The following show proper sanitation EXCEPT: B. Develop purchase orders A. Dispose garbage properly C. Purchasing more items in excess of the B. Use the same spoon in tasting food inventory C. Avoid handling of foods if you have colds D. Identify the quality and specification of items D. Wash equipment before and after use needed The 18. The range of room temperature where bacteria 5. The following are perishable goods EXCEPT one: multiply rapidly. A. Fruits C. Canned goods A. 5.32 - 60 0 C C. 10 - 48,8 0 C B. Poultry D. Meat B. 7.22 - 60 0 C D. 15.5 – 52 0 C 6. Which is a semi-perishable good? 19. In which condition where bacteria feed well on A. ice cream C. fish protein? B. onion D. vegetables A. Oxygen C. Moisture 7. These are food supplies which are ordered and B. Acidity D. Food delivered on a contractual basis. 20. Poor storage can cause rapid multiplication of A. Contract items C. Non - perishable bacteria. This involves: B. Perishable D. Staple food A. Acidity C. Temperature 8. One who works in food business that handles food B. Moisture D. Food properly and good hygiene practices. 21. Which of the following CAN NOT control growth A. Cook C. Seller of bacteria? B. Supervisor D. Food Handler A. putting of vinegar 9. The following are the basic areas in food handling B. Store food at desired temperature safety EXCEPTone: C. Avoid cross contamination of food A. personal hygiene C. Mixing food with leftovers D. Putting of sugar B. proper sanitation D. proper procedures 22. A guide in cooking that tells exactly how to cook 10. Food cannot easily be contaminated during a certain dish. purchasing, receiving, storing, preparing and serving A. Meal C. Menu of foods and supplies. B. Meal pattern D. Recipe A. True C. Undetermined 23. It refers to the distinctive taste of the food. B. False D. None of the above A. Color C. Palatability 11. Process that includes storage, preparation, and B. Flavor & aroma D. Texture disposal of food 24. This refers to the amount of a single portion of a A. Purchasing C. Food safety final product. B. Marketing D. Management A. Ingredients C. Serving size 12. It is the physical movement of or transfer of B. Recipe yield D. Volume of an ingredient harmful bacteria from one person, object or place 25. These are the food items used in the recipe. to another A. Menu C. Meal A. Cross contamination B. Dish D. Ingredients B. Hand to Food contamination C. Food to food Contamination D. Equipment to food contamination 26. The total number of servings available at the 41. For gripping and lifting, used to move items on end of production. hot surfaces, such as barbecues, or to select small or A. Recipe Yield C. Volume of an ingredient grouped items, such as sugar cubes or salad portions. B. Serving size D. Volume of serving A. Zester C. Spider 27. Which of the following tells the benefit of a B. tong D. Mezzaluna standardized recipe? 42. You are cooking spaghetti noodles for the A. Selling price is predetermined birthday party. What kitchen tool are you going to use B. Eliminates food wastage. to drain the cooked pasta? C. Establish consistency of the quality of all A. Mated colander pot C. bowl products being made B. flour sifter D. basin D. All of the above 43. Which of the following is the best way to put the 28-30. What is the recipe yield of siomai if the total cooking oil into the bottle for storage? weight of the ingredients is 2.5 kilos and the weight A. Use a laddle C. Use a funnel per serving is 20 grams? B. Use Chinoise D. Use a strainer A. 120 pieces C. 130 pieces 44. Which of the following is the safest way to peel B. 125 pieces D. 135 pieces off the skin of fruits and vegetables? 29. What is unit cost of siomai per piece if A. Use a knife C. Use mandoline the total cost is Php 650.00. B. Use a peeler D. Use mezzaluna A. 4.50 C. 4.70 45. You will be cooking chicken apritada for dinner. B. 4.60 D. 4.80 What kitchen tool will you use to dejoint and cut the 30. What is the selling price of siomai per piece raw whole chicken? if the mark up of selling price is 10% of the total cost. A. Use a lame C. Use scissor A. 5.25 C. 5.30 B. Use a knife D. Use poultry shears B. 5.28 D. 5.35 46. Which of the following will be used to soften the 31. How many hours should you leave cooked food meat? at room temperature? Not more than ____. A. Pressure cooker C. Meat tenderizer A. 30 mins. C. 2 hours B. b and c D. Meat grinder B. 1 hour D. 4 hours 47. Presses very smooth vegetable mashes or 32. It is a process that involves putting the purees, operates similar to a meat ingredients in contact with heated solid, liquid, or grinder / mincer. gas. A. Ricer C. Mortar and pestle A. Cooking C. Grilling B. Potato masher D. Meat grinder B. Baking D. All of the above 48. It refers to organizing and arranging the 33. It is a process that involves putting the ingredients that a cook will require for the menu items ingredients in contact with heated solid, liquid, or that are expected to be prepared during a shift. gas. A. Procedure C. Standard procedure A. Cooking C. Grilling B. Standardized menu D. Mise en place B. Baking D. All of the above 34. It is a method that involves cooking the food in flavorful boiling water or steam. God Bless You! 082018 A. Moist Heat Method C. Combination of Dry & Heat B. Dry Heat Method D. None of the above 35. Cooking method where heat is conducted without moisture and no water is added. A. Broiling and grilling C. Dry heat B. Combination method D. Moist heat 36. Cooking process where food is first browned in a small amount of fat in a slow heat. A. Braising C. Roasting B. Poaching D. Stewing 37. Cooking in an open grid over a heat source which is below the food A. Broiling C. Grilling B. Frying D. Roasting 38. To cook food where water is allowed to vaporize and the food is placed on a rack over the vaporizing steam food. A. Baking C. Steaming B. Pressure Cooking D. Stewing 39. Process where food is repeatedly basted while cooking. A. Barbecuing C. Broiling B. Rroasting D. Grilling 40. Used during cooking to cover meat in its own juices or with a sauce. A. Meat tenderizer C. Pastry brush B. Mortar and pestle D. Baster