Reference no: EM133217197
Assignment:
Question 1. Layers of flavors are created when different ingredients are added at different times during the preparation and cooking process.
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False
Question 2. Gelatinization occurs as heated starch granules absorb moisture and swell.
True
False
Question 3. Processed foods containing high amounts of sugars, fats, and/or sodium are often less expensive than foods containing quality nutritious fresh ingredients.
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False
Question 4. Oil is derived from vegetables, nuts, seeds and fruits.
True
False
Question 5. The Maillard reaction occurs when lipids and sugars in foods are exposed to high heat and merge together to form a brown exterior.
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False
Question 6. Cardiovascular disease is the primary cause of death in the United States.
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False
Question 7. A nutrient dense food is a food that is low in nutrients and high in calories.
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False
Question 8. Acids cause denaturation to occur in proteins.
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False
Question 9. The majority of plant based foods are complete proteins.
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False
Question 10. Myoglobin is a soft, white connective tissue that breaks down to gelatin when heated.
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False
Question 11. A nonessential amino acid is an amino acid that can be made by the body in sufficient quantities.
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False
Question 12. Whole grains are easier to digest, have a longer shelf life, and take less time to cook than processed grains.
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False
Question 13. Minerals are lost when food is exposed to air.
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False
Question 14. Water soluble vitamins are stored by the body.
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False
Question 15. The body does not store water.
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False
Question 16. Artificial sweeteners are considered non nutritive.
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False
Question 17. Simple carbohydrates provide sustained energy and promote satiety.
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False
Question 18. Dietary cholesterol is found only in animal based foods.
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False
Question 19. Typically the longer the fatty acid chain, the more solid the lipid will be at room temperature.
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False
Question 20. Ergosterol is a sterol that is present in animal based foods.
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False
Question 21. The smoke point of a fat or oil is determined by the temperature that causes the fat or oil to break down, smoke or emit an odor.
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False
Question 22. Iodine is required to make hormones in the thyroid gland.
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False
Question 23. The truth-in-menu guidelines govern only written menu descriptions.
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False
Question 24. The "farm to table" movement focuses on increasing the transparency between where the food is grown and where it is consumed.
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False
Question 25. Inaccurate menu labeling can jeopardize the health of guests.
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False