November Mock Flashcards

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1
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When making pancakes, do you separate the egg yolk from the egg white?

A

No

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2
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When making pancakes do you use a thin batter?

A

Yes

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3
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Do you use plain flour of self raising flour when making pancakes?

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Plain flour

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4
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Identify two characteristics of a good quality pancake

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.fluffy
.thin

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5
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Give two reasons why a thick batter is needed when making battered fish?

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.to coat the fish properly
.to aid texture

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6
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State two rules to follow when storing eggs

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.store at a constant temperature (below 20 degrees)
.store in a fridge
.store away from strong smelling foods due to their porous shell
.place them point down
.store in a tray or box
.use within 21 days of laying

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7
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Explain why consumers may choose to buy eggs with the red lion logo?

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.shows that british eggs are from hens vaccinated against salmonella
.shows that the eggs have been produced to a tract code of practice and the highest standard of safety

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8
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Describe the changes that occur when eggs are poached

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.proteins in white quand yolk coagulate and set
.at 60c the white coagulates goes from clear to white
.at 70c the you’ll coagulates and becomes solid

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9
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Identify one macronutrient found in potatoes

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Carbohydrates

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10
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Identify one micronutrient found in potatoes

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.vitamins
.minerals

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11
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Name two methods of cooking potatoes

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.boiling
.roasting

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12
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Outline two changes that occur to vegetables during cooking

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.water soluble vitamins are lost
The vegetables soften as they lose water

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13
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Give examples of citrus fruits

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.limes
.lemons
.organe
.grapefruit

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14
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Give examples of tropical fruits

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.watermelon
.kiwi
.pineapple
.mango

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15
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Give examples of leafy green vegetables

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.Kale
.lettuce

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16
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Give examples of root vegetables

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.carrots
.turnips

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17
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Explain why it is important to include a variety of fruit and vegetables in the diet

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.in order to provide a wide range of important micro and macro nutrients
.for example vitamin A for maintenance of good healthy vision and to help you see in dim light
.fibre to help gut and help digestion
.magnesium for strong bones and teeth
.vitamin C for helping absorbing iron, antioxidant
.carbohydrates for energy

18
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Name a milk from an animal

A

Cows milk

19
Q

Name a non dairy milk

A

Almond milk

20
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Explain the difference in nutritional content between whole milk and skimmed milk

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Whole milk is higher in fat becuase no fat has been removed meaning it contains more fat soluble vitamins such as ADEK.
Skimmed milk has little fat as it has been removed so it lacks in fat soluble vitamins ADEK.

21
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Identify two signs of milk spoilage

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.bad smell
.lumpy
.unpleasant taste

22
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Discuss the nutritional importance of milk in the diet of re school children

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.HBV protein for growth repair and replace
.high in calcium for strong bones and teeth
.fat soluble vitamins such as ADEK
.A for eye sight and nigh vision

23
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Name one fat

A

Lard

24
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Name on oil

A

Vegetable oil

25
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Describe the difference between fats and oils

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.oil are liquid at room temperature and fats are solid at room temperature. Fats mostly come from animal sources and oils usually come from plant sources

26
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Discuss how careful meal planning and cooking can be used to reduce the fat content of foods

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.choose foods that are lower in fat
.use low fat alternatives like cooking sprays or low fat milks or yoghurts
.choose lean cuts of meat and cut off any visible
.grill or bake instead of fry or deep fry so that you aren’t adding extra fat
.read food labels and use traffic light system to decide if the food has too much fat

27
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List two common food allergies

A

Nuts
Prawns

28
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State two symptoms that may be associated with allergic reactions

A

Rash
Anaphylactic shock

29
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Explain how food labelling can be used to help inform people with allergies

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.main allergens are listed in food labels as to which ones are contained in the product
.tells people is the food they are consuming contains particular allergens
.tells if may be contaminated by other products mad in the same factory (eg nuts)

30
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Evaluate the meal diary and suggest changes that could be made to meet current dietary recommendations

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.protein contained in the milk yoghurt ham and sausages for growth repair and replace
.milk and yoghurt contain calcium for strong bones and teeth
.high in sugar from volumes of added sugar in tees and coffees and cake and biscuits. This can lead to excessive weight gain
.does not eat a variety of fruit and vegetables so is not getting all the nescessary vitamins and minerals. For example, he may not obtain enough vitamin c which can lead to an iron deficiency
.his diet is high in salt from all the processed foods which can lead to high blood pressure
.drink water instead of coke
.eat more fruit and vegetables, 5 portions a day to increase levels of vitamins and minerals to avoid deficiencies
.eat dark green vegetables to increase iron intake

31
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Discuss how culture can affect a persons food choice

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.culture can affect a persons food choice as different cultures restrict different foods due to different beliefs
.for example Jews diets must be kosher meaning that they cannot et animals if they don’t have a split hoof and dont chew their cud
.for Hindus the cow is a sacred animal and cannot be eaten. Strict Hindus are vegetarians.
.Muslims food must be halal which means that animals are killed according to the Muslim law. Pork fish without scales, shellfish and alcohol is forbidden.

32
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Describe two other factors that can affect food choices

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.allergies
.cost

33
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Food goes through many manufacturing processes from farm to fork
State one primary stage of food processing

A

Harvesting

34
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Define what is meant by secondary stage of food processing

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When the primary product is made into another product (secondary product)

35
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What is the primary food of bread

A

Wheat

36
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What is a secondary food product of milk

A

Cheese

37
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What is a secondary food product of fruit

A

Juice

38
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Discuss why animal protein is more expensive to produce than plant protein

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.crops take less time to grow and to be ready to be harvested
.animals need more care than plants to be raised
.animals take longer to grow from when they are born to when they are ready to be slaughtered and sold as meat in comparaison to the ice taken for plants to be ready to be sold from when they are planted
.animals need a large amount of space to range and to be sheltered

39
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of canning as a commercial method of preservation

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Disads:
.changes the flavour of the food
.changes the texture of the food
.changes the nutritional value of the food - nutrients can be lost
Ads:
.extends shelf life
.can be stored for a log period of rime until they are opened
.free from bacteria

40
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Discuss other home methods that can be used to preserve fruits and vegetables other than freezing

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Salting:
.easy
.extends shelf life
.changes flavour
.lots of salt is unhealthy to consume

removing air:
.increases shelf life as most microorganisms need o2 to reproduce
.difficult to do
.needs to be stored in an airtight container