Biochemistry
Biochemistry
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781319114671
Author: Lubert Stryer, Jeremy M. Berg, John L. Tymoczko, Gregory J. Gatto Jr.
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the statement carefully. Choose the letter of
use CAPITAL letters.
1. It refers to the family of macaroni products of varying sizes and shapes.
A. cereals
2. These are powdery products made from grinding cereal grains like wheat rice, corn, legumes, and
root crops.
A. flour
3. It is the third widely used source of cereal in the world and second staple crop in the Philippines
B. alimentary paste
C. gluten
D. starchy paste
B. starch
C. gluten
D. alimentary
C. corn
A. rice
4. These flat yellowish noodles made from wheat flour, lye, salt water and fat
A. miki
5. These are long, thin, round, translucent noodles made from munggo beans and corn starch. It is also
called nylon or silk noodles
A. miki
B. cassava
D. wheat
B. canton
C. sotanghon
D. bihon
B. canton
C. sotanghon
D. bihon
6. It is made from a mixture of flour, duck eggs, salt and soda ash. The mixture is kneaded then cut
and pressed hard then boiled, flattened, cut, washed and drained. Noodles are then fried in deep fat
before packaging
A. instant noodles
7. These are dried noodles with various flavorings
A. instant noodles
8. This function of starch is used for processed meats like embutido, luncheon meat, burgers etc.
A. as thickening agent
9. This function of starch is used in making pudding, maja blanca, bibingka, sapin sapin, kutsinta, etc.
A. as thickening agent
10. This function of starch is used for gravies, sauces, soups and fillings in pies and pastries
A. as thickening agent
11. Starch is used in cooking dressing such as salad dressings and chocolate beverages
A. as thickening agent
12. These are cultivated plants of the grass family yielding starchy seeds or grains.
B. sotanghon
C. pancit canton
D. egg noodles
B. sotanghon
C. pancit canton
D. egg noodles
B. as binding agent
C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent
B. as binding agent
C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent
B. as binding agent
C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent
B. as binding agent
C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent
A. cereals
B. Pasta
C. flour
D. starch
13. It is a general purpose flour with white or creamy color and is used for breads, cookies, and
pastries.
A. cake flour
14. It is the other term for glutinous flour
A. rice flour
15. The following are examples of cereals except
A. rice
16. Good quality fish has the following characteristics except
A. Mild seaweed- like odor
B. Shiny and tight skin
17. These are slices cut horizontally form a large fish.
B. bread flour
C. all- purpose flour
D. rice flour
B. cassava flour
C. potato flour
D. whole wheat flour
B. corn
C. cassava
D. oat
C. Dark red gills
D. Firm flesh
A. sticks
18. It is a market form of fish where in all meat is taken from the two sides of the fish leaving the
backbone
B. fillet
19. The entrails and skin of the fish are removed and sometimes the head, tail and fins are cut off
A. steak
20. The fish of meat is cut into thin strips using the hands or a knife
A. fillet
B. steaks
C. dressed fish
D. fillet
B. dressed fish
C. drawn fish
D. flaked
B. dressed fish
C. drawn fish
D. deboned
B. dressed fish
C. drawn fish
D. flaked
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Transcribed Image Text:Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the statement carefully. Choose the letter of use CAPITAL letters. 1. It refers to the family of macaroni products of varying sizes and shapes. A. cereals 2. These are powdery products made from grinding cereal grains like wheat rice, corn, legumes, and root crops. A. flour 3. It is the third widely used source of cereal in the world and second staple crop in the Philippines B. alimentary paste C. gluten D. starchy paste B. starch C. gluten D. alimentary C. corn A. rice 4. These flat yellowish noodles made from wheat flour, lye, salt water and fat A. miki 5. These are long, thin, round, translucent noodles made from munggo beans and corn starch. It is also called nylon or silk noodles A. miki B. cassava D. wheat B. canton C. sotanghon D. bihon B. canton C. sotanghon D. bihon 6. It is made from a mixture of flour, duck eggs, salt and soda ash. The mixture is kneaded then cut and pressed hard then boiled, flattened, cut, washed and drained. Noodles are then fried in deep fat before packaging A. instant noodles 7. These are dried noodles with various flavorings A. instant noodles 8. This function of starch is used for processed meats like embutido, luncheon meat, burgers etc. A. as thickening agent 9. This function of starch is used in making pudding, maja blanca, bibingka, sapin sapin, kutsinta, etc. A. as thickening agent 10. This function of starch is used for gravies, sauces, soups and fillings in pies and pastries A. as thickening agent 11. Starch is used in cooking dressing such as salad dressings and chocolate beverages A. as thickening agent 12. These are cultivated plants of the grass family yielding starchy seeds or grains. B. sotanghon C. pancit canton D. egg noodles B. sotanghon C. pancit canton D. egg noodles B. as binding agent C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent B. as binding agent C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent B. as binding agent C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent B. as binding agent C. as stabilizing agent D. as gelling agent A. cereals B. Pasta C. flour D. starch 13. It is a general purpose flour with white or creamy color and is used for breads, cookies, and pastries. A. cake flour 14. It is the other term for glutinous flour A. rice flour 15. The following are examples of cereals except A. rice 16. Good quality fish has the following characteristics except A. Mild seaweed- like odor B. Shiny and tight skin 17. These are slices cut horizontally form a large fish. B. bread flour C. all- purpose flour D. rice flour B. cassava flour C. potato flour D. whole wheat flour B. corn C. cassava D. oat C. Dark red gills D. Firm flesh A. sticks 18. It is a market form of fish where in all meat is taken from the two sides of the fish leaving the backbone B. fillet 19. The entrails and skin of the fish are removed and sometimes the head, tail and fins are cut off A. steak 20. The fish of meat is cut into thin strips using the hands or a knife A. fillet B. steaks C. dressed fish D. fillet B. dressed fish C. drawn fish D. flaked B. dressed fish C. drawn fish D. deboned B. dressed fish C. drawn fish D. flaked
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