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a.Embroidery
b.Tatting
c.Weaving
d.Crochet
ANSWER: A
a.Barong Tagalog
b.Calado
c.Cotton
d.Polyester
Indigenous Philippine Arts and Crafts
Weaving is the most precious traditional livelihood that originated
in the pre-colonial times and is still kept until today.
The art of weaving of the Cordillera tribal groups in the northern
part of the country is still existing.
The natives used back strap loom to produce blankets and articles
of clothing.
Province of Antique- PINYA cloth has also been produced in
looms.
BARONG TAGALOG is the most popular product made from
organic and airy textile of pinya fiber.
ABACA
a. Design
b. Fabric
c. Material
d. Technique
ANSWER: A
a.Design
b.Fabric
c.Material
d.Technique
ANSWER: A
a.Rattan
b.Shell
c.Bamboo
d.Leather
Types of Philippine Handicraft Industry
Rattan Craft - is known as “Yantok”.
Bamboo Craft
Leather Craft
Coconut Shell Craft
Basket weaving
Tatting- durable lace through constructing a series of knots
and loops.
Macrame- knotting instead of weaving or knitting.
Crochet- creating fabric from yarn, thread or other materials.
ANSWER: A
a.Boiling
b.Steaming
c.Stewing
d.Sautéing
ANSWER: B
a. Broiling
b. Roasting
c. Grilling
d. Braising
ANSWER: A
a. Frying
b. Saute
c. Steaming
d. Stew
ANSWER: A
10. Jessa cooked spaghetti. The last thing she did was
shred the cheese evenly on the top of the spaghetti
serving dish. What kitchen tool did Jessa use?
a. Grater
b. Colander
c. Funnel
d. Flipper
ANSWER: D
a. Measuring glass
b. Tablespoon
c. Measuring Cup
d. Measuring Spoon
Types of Measuring Tool
a. Measuring cup
b. Measuring Glass
c. Measuring Spoon
d. Tablespoon
Tools and Equipment in Baking
Flour sifter
Mixing bowls
Spatula
Rubber Scraper
Utility tray
Wire whisk
Rotary egg beater
Pastry brush
Cutting tools
Kitchen Shears
Grater
Timer
Types of Baking wares:
a.Muffin pan
b.Tube pan
c.Jelly Roll Pan
d.Loaf Pan
ANSWER: B
a.Wheat flour
b.Cake flour
c.Durum flour
d.All-purpose flour
Types of Flour:
Bread flour – breads and soft rolls
All-purpose flour -
Cake flour – baking cakes and cookies
Clear flour – used in rye breads
Durum flour – used in bread making
Hugh-gluten flour – used for bagels and hard rolls
Pastry flour – used for pie crust, dough, muffins and biscuits
Semolina- used in pasta making
Whole wheat flour -
ANSWER: B
a.Bread flour
b.Pastry flour
c.All-purpose flour
d.Whole wheat flour
ANSWER: C
a. Brown sugar
b. White sugar
c. Confectioner sugar
d. Refined sugar
ANSWER: C
a. Egg
b. Oil
c. Sugar
d. Yeast
ANSWER: A
a. DENR
b. DOST
c. DTI
d. DepEd
ANSWER: B
a. Creativity
b. Entrepreneurship
c. Manufacturing
d. Producing
E- Earn the title “Entrepreneur”.
N- Nurture a Business Idea.
T- Transform Idea into Vision
R- Rescue a Market
E-Examine the Competition
P- Prepare for War
R- Remember the lessons
E- Expand Marketing
N- Navigate with people
E- Examine Operations
U- Unlock the Codes of Finances
R- Reinvent for Quality Improvement
Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
Adaptive- adjust to sudden changes
Analytical- ability to think logically
Committed- dedicates his/her ideas, effort and obligations
Creative- unique ideas
Innovative- making new and original
Inquisitive- is not contented on the limits
Leadership- ability to lead
Persistent- does not give up in striving
Resourcefulness- ability to find ways
Self-discipline- being prompt and firm
ANSWER: A
a. Production
b. Total Cost
c. Material
d. Resources
Production….
The process of making goods and services to satisfy
humans.
The action of making or manufacturing from
components or raw materials, or the process of being so
manufactured.
This is process of workers combining various inputs in
order to make something for consumption or output.
Production Resources:
a. Markets
b. Manpower
c. Supply of resources
d. Knowledge/Skills
ANSWER: C
a. 125
b. 375
c. 500
d. None of the above
FORMULA: PRODUCT UNIT COST
a. 50
b. 40
c. 25
d. 33
FORMULA: PRODUCT COSTING
Product Unit Cost= (Total Direct Labor + Total Direct materials + Consumable
Supplies + Total Allocated Overhead)
Total Number of Units
Sample:
A business produces 1,000 green widgets. The company's cost accountant
determines that the business spent $12,000 on direct material costs, $2,000 on
direct labor costs, and incurred $8,000 of factory overhead costs to complete
the batch of widgets. When divided by the 1,000 units produced, this sum total
of $22,000 of costs results in a unit product cost of $22/each.
ANSWER: A
27. A business takes all costs and expenditures that it needs to produce a
quantity of goods or services, and then divides these amounts by that quantity.
For example, if 5,000 units will cost a company $10,000 to manufacture, then
how much is the unit product cost or price per unit?
a. 2.00 each.
b. 4.00 each
c. 8.00 each
d. 10.00 each
What is the difference between
Marketing and Selling Concept?
Marketing Concept Selling Concept
Marketing includes;
marketing research,
feasibility, product,/ service
Selling is only a part of
innovation, advertising,
customer service, distribution marketing
and selling.
Determines the needs of the
customers first, and then
develops the product/
service to satisfy such needs.
It is customer oriented Selling is focus on the needs
of the seller
ANSWER: D
a. HACCP
b. WHO
c. HALAL
d. ISO
Global Standards:
ISO- The international Organization for Standardization is considered the largest
developer of standards in the world.
HACCP- Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point is an internationally accepted
technique for preventing microbiological, chemical, and physical contamination
of food.
HALAL- it refers to food that is permissible for consumption under Islamic Law.
b. Business plan
c. Scheduling Arranging, controlling& optimizing
work
d. Lesson Plan
Outline of a Business Plan
Cover Sheet
Table of Contents
Executive summary
Technical Production Plan
Organizational Plan
Marketing Plan
Financial Plan
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