TLE Flashcards

1
Q

Types of shellfish:

A
  • Custaceans
  • mollusks
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2
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Is a daily food on the table for many of us;

A

Fish

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3
Q

Filipino ate uniquely qualified in preparing __ and other seafood in a variety of ways

A

Fish

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4
Q

Live near the sea such as cod, haddok and whiting

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Round fish

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5
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Such as sole and plaice

A

Flat fish

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6
Q

Or ocean fish caughtin the open sea such as “fat fish “ like mackerel and cream dory.

A

Pelagic fish

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7
Q

Have oil all over their bodies in contrast to lean fish whose oil is concentrated in the liver

A

Fat fish

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8
Q

Have hard shells outside protecting their soft tissues

A

Shellfish

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9
Q

Is a major agri- industry and many families in remote townsand barrios have their livelihood.

A

Fishing

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10
Q

Such as crabs, lobsters and varieties pf shrimps

A

Crustaceans

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11
Q

Crustaceans have a hard shell protective coverings called__

A

Chitinous armor

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12
Q

Have soft Unsegmented bodies.

A

Mollusks

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13
Q

Some mollusks have ___

A

Two shells

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14
Q

The two shells of a mollusk is called a

A

Bivalves

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15
Q

Type of bivalves

A

Tahong(mussels)
Talaba(oyster)
Clams
Abalone

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16
Q

Single shell mollusks are called

A

Univalves

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17
Q

Types of univalves (1 shell mollusks)

A

Snails(suso)

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18
Q

Suso

A

Snails

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19
Q

Snails

A

Suso

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20
Q

Tahong (eng)

A

Mussel

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21
Q

Mussel (tag)

A

Tahong

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22
Q

Oyster (tag)

A

Talaba

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23
Q

Talaba (eng)

A

Oyster

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24
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These are aquatic animals without a backbone.

A

Invertebrates

25
Q

Examples of animals without a backbone(invertebrates)

A

Octopus, squids and other related species

26
Q

Like meat is an excellent source of protein

27
Q

From bodies of saltwater are good sources of iodine and phosphorus, though they are low in iron and calcuim

28
Q

The flesh of the fish consists of :

A

Muscular tissues
Connective tissues
Fat

29
Q

Bundles of white muscle fiber

A

Muscular tissues

30
Q

Found between muscle fiber and are called mycommata

A

Connective tissues

31
Q

Connective tissues are found between muscle fibers and are called :

32
Q

Most fish have their ___ stored and reserved for energy.

33
Q

Contains fat ranging from 5% to 20%

34
Q

Fat ranging from 2% to 5%

A

Medium fat fish

35
Q

Has less 2% fat

36
Q

These fish obtained from salt water mainly the sea.

A

Marine fish

37
Q

These fish are caught in lakes, rivers, ponds, and other iland

A

Inland fish

38
Q

Cultivation of some marine fish in inland waters in man made fish pens such as fish pens in laguna lake.

A

Aquaculture

39
Q

Milkfish (tag)

40
Q

Culturing fish in bodies of salt water such as those in covers an shores

A

Mariculture

41
Q

Market form of fish

A
  • live fish
  • whole or round
  • drawn fish
  • dressed fish
  • steak
  • split fish
  • deboned
  • fillet
  • butterfly fish
  • cubes
42
Q

Market form of shellfish

A

Live
Whole
Shucked
Cooked
Cooked meat
Shelled

43
Q

Preparing fish and shell fish

A

Cutting
Cleaning the fish - scaling
Eviscerating
Rinsing
Slicing the fish

44
Q

Good examples of these are dalag, hito, tilapia and hipon suahe howevtgis type doesn’t live long

45
Q

The fish is not alive anymore, but the head, tail, fins and viscera are still attach

A

Whole or round fish

46
Q

Fish has been evicreated.

A

Drawn fish

47
Q

Is done by making a slit down the center of the soft belly and removing entrails

A

Eviscerated

48
Q

Fish also eviscerated. The scales,fins, head and tail have also been removed

A

Dressed fish

49
Q

Cross section of fish obtained by cutting directly across the length of a dressed fish at right angles.

51
Q

This is a whole or round fish with scales intact but with a cut down the backbone from just behind the head toward the tail

A

Split fish

52
Q

Removing the big and the small bone of a fish so that what is left is all flesh and skin

53
Q

Fleshy part of the fish

54
Q

Two fillets tha are joined together by the underside skin.

A

Butterfly fillet

55
Q

Small elongated chunks of the same size and thickness cut from the flesh portion of the fish

56
Q

These are sticks that are cut into small squares

57
Q

Most shrimps that are unsold are removed from tgeir segmented shells.

58
Q

Meat or crabs shrimps and lobsters are removed from their shell and steamed

A

Cooked meat

59
Q

Oysters ,clams, and scallops are sometimes sold in the market with their hard shells removed