Food Science 2016 Flashcards

1
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Lecithin is an emulsifier because

A

It has a polar end that is attracted to water and a non-polar end that is attracted to oil.

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2
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The percent daily value recommendation of a Nutrition Facts label is based on a ____ calorie diet.

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2,000

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3
Q

During the manufacture of crackers, ammonium bicarbonate in the presence of heat produces ____, carbon dioxide, and water.

A

Ammonia

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4
Q

To reduce the risk of BSE in the U.S. food supply, ____ is not permitted in human food products or dietary supplements.

A

Beef brain

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5
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The _________ was established in 1944 by the United Nations with the objectives of eliminating hunger and improving nutrition worldwide.

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Food and Agricultural Organization

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6
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____ is a protein formed from glutenin and gliadin found in wheat.

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Gluten

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7
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When equal amounts of water and cooking oil are placed in matching containers over identical heat sources, the temperature of the cooking oil will increase much faster than water because ____.

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The specific heat of water is higher than that of oil.

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8
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A large pressure canner used to commercially can food is called a ____.

A

Retort

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9
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The meat industry is mandated to have HACCO while FDA commodities other than juice or seafood are mandated to have ___ plans for food safety.

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Preventative Controls for Human Food

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10
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Maltase in yeast cell acts as a catalyst for the breakdown of ___ to simple sugars in the process of making yeast bread.

A

Maltose

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11
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____ are compounds or metabolites produced by molds that are toxic or have other adverse biological effects on humans.

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Mycotoxins

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12
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When oxygen reacts with ___ in freshly cut bananas, the bananas turn brown.

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Enzymes

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13
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If an acid is added to milk lowering the pH to about 4.6, the ____ breaks down and forms lumps called curds.

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Casein

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14
Q

Sodium nitrate is added to some meat products as a ____

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Curing agent

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15
Q

When carbon dioxide is dissolved in a liquid such as carbon dioxide in a carbonated soda, the carbon dioxide is more soluble under ____.

A

Colder temperatures

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16
Q

Which of the following sugars is considered to be the sweetest?

A

Fructose

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17
Q

____ is an enzyme that converts milk sugar into glucose and galactose.

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Lactase

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18
Q

A company developed a new food product and is asking several hundred people how much they like or dislike the product or one of its flavor/texture characteristics. This would be an example of a ____.

A

Consumer panel

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19
Q

Pasteurization of milk will ____.

A

Denature enzymes

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20
Q

Caffeine is an example of a ____.

A

Compound

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21
Q

Freezer burn is ____.

A

Caused by moisture loss from food when food is exposed to air in a freezer.

22
Q

Which of the following is not a function of fat in food?

A

Gelling agent

23
Q

A company recalled chicken spring rolls because the product contained eggs that were not listed on the package label. This would be an example of a hazard due to a(n) ____.

A

Allergen

24
Q

A food scientist is designing a product that requires a mold inhibitor. Which of the following ingredients should this person select to provide this function?

A

Propionic acid

25
Q

White chocolate contains ____.

A

Cocoa butter

26
Q

____ is considered an allergen that would require labeling on a food product in the U.S.

A

Coconut

27
Q

Three enzymes which come from papaya fruit are diluted with salt to make a dry powder that can be used as a ____.

A

Meat tenderizer

28
Q

Denaturation is the first step in the process of protein ____, or when a liquid changes into a semisolid clot or solid mass such as in the process of manufacturing yogurt.

A

Coagulation

29
Q

Which of the following is not a water-soluble Vitamin?

A

Vitamin K

30
Q

____ is a method that measures ATP by its reaction with the luciferin-luciferase complex to provide an indication of the microbial load on the surface of food processing equipment.

A

Bioluminescence

31
Q

____ is a pathogen that has the potential to contaminate ready-to-eat foods by contaminating the food after processing and before packaging and was responsible for a recent recall with Eggo waffles.

A

Listeria monocytogenes

32
Q

A product that is contained in a MAP package means that it is packaged in ____.

A

Modified atmosphere packaging

33
Q

____ is the main plant fiber found in food and is a polymer made of a form of glucose called beta-D-glucose

A

Cellulose

34
Q

The type of electromagnetic waves used for irradiation is called ___.

A

Gamma waves

35
Q

____ is (are) a water-soluble pigment found in blackberries, blueberries and other fruits and vegetables, and turn red in acid solutions.

A

Anthocyanins

36
Q

____ is an artificial sweetener that is a chlorinated sucrose derivative, and is not absorbed by the body when consumed, and does not break down with heat so it can be used in baked products.

A

Sucralose

37
Q

According to the U.S. government, ground beef should be cooked to a minimum internal temperature of ____ for safety.

A

71.1 degrees Celsius

38
Q

Bread manufactured from ____ can use the term “whole wheat” on the label.

A

Wheat with the bran and germ intact

39
Q

____ is the protection of food products from intentional adulteration by biological, chemical, physical or radiological agents.

A

Food defense

40
Q

A food technologist is making a new product that will use a powdered granulated sugar with an added anti-caking agent such as cornstarch. This type of sugar is called ____.

A

Confectioners sugar

41
Q

Leaves from the tea plant, which is part of the ___ family, grow in a wide range of climates and are used to make tea.

A

Camellia

42
Q

Umami is found in food and beverages that are high in ____.

A

Amino acids

43
Q

The aroma and color of pancakes come from the chemical reaction known as ____.

A

Maillard browning

44
Q

The color of fresh meat before it becomes oxygenated is ____.

A

Purple

45
Q

____ bacteria are used for fermentation in the vinegar making process.

A

Acetic acid

46
Q

In the U.S., milk is regulated by the ____.

A

Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration

47
Q

The more solute present in a solution, the ____ the boiling point and the ____ the freezing point will be.

A

Higher, lower

48
Q

Sublimation is induced in a method of food preservation called ____.

A

Freeze drying

49
Q

____ is the change of a protein’s shape under stress, such as when egg whites are beaten to form a foam.

A

Denaturation

50
Q

If a commercial manufacturer of prepared muffins stirred the batter too long prior to baking, a ___.

A

Tough product with tunnels would occur due to over development of gluten.