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1

What purpose does food categorization serve for regulators?

To facilitate tracking, data collection, and decision-making.

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2

Which of the following is not considered a fruit?

Whole wheat bread.

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3

What essential nutrient is commonly found in fruits and vegetables?

Vitamin C.

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4

What type of meat includes cattle, sheep, and goat?

Red meat.

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5

Which type of milk has the highest fat and protein content?

Whole milk.

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6

What enzyme is lacking in individuals with lactose intolerance?

Lactase.

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7

Which of the following is a whole grain?

Brown rice.

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8

What type of seafood has a hard shell?

Shellfish.

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9

What is the main role of leavening agents in bread-making?

To produce gas that makes the dough rise.

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10

Which of the following is not a legume?

Pistachios.

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11

What nut has the highest protein content?

Almonds.

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12

What is the main cause of fish spoilage?

High water content and oxidation of unsaturated fats.

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13

What is the difference between a food hazard and a food risk?

A hazard is potential harm, while risk is the likelihood of harm occurring.

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14

Which of the following is an example of a chemical hazard in food?

Pesticide residues.

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15

A bullet found in meat from a hunted animal is an example of what type of hazard?

Physical hazard.

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16

What is an example of a biological hazard in food?

Molds.

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17

What is the definition of a foodborne outbreak?

Two or more people from different households experiencing illness after eating the same food.

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18

What is the danger zone for food storage where bacteria grow rapidly?

4°C - 60°C.

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19

Which food should not be consumed raw due to safety risks?

Raw shellfish.

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20

Which food preservation method removes water to prevent microbial growth?

Drying.

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21

What is the primary goal of food preservation?

To prevent spoilage and contamination.

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22

What is the recommended temperature for freezing food?

-18°C.

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23

Which preservation method does not use heat?

Fermentation.

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24

What is the main benefit of fermentation?

It increases the shelf life of food and enhances flavor.

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25

What is the purpose of aseptic packaging?

To prevent contamination and spoilage.

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26

True or False: All vegetables lose their nutrients when cooked.

False.

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27

True or False: Nuts are a good source of unsaturated fats.

True.

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28

True or False: Lactose-free milk contains no lactose at all.

False.

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29

True or False: Whole grains are healthier than refined grains because they retain their fiber and nutrients.

True.

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30

True or False: The toughness of meat increases as the animal ages.

True.

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31

True or False: Omega-3 fatty acids found in seafood are beneficial for heart and brain health.

True.

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True or False: Improper food storage is one of the main causes of food poisoning outbreaks.

True.

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33

True or False: Cooking food at 70°C for one minute is enough to kill most harmful bacteria.

True.

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