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1. Carbohydrates containing 3-10 mono-saccharides linked together by glycosidic bond are called
a) Polysaccharides c) Oligosaccharides
b) Monosaccharides d) Disaccharides
8. Proteins which on complete hydrolysis yield only amino acids as an end product are
a) Conjugated Proteins c) Derived Proteins
b) Simple Proteins d) Complex Proteins
9. Proteins which are attached to non- protein substances or prosthetic group are
a) Conjugated Proteins c) Derived Proteins
b) Simple Proteins d) Complex Proteins
13. Fatty acids which contain no double bonds between carbon atoms are
a) Polyunsaturated c) Monounsaturated
b) Saturated d) Triglycerides
18. Sugar concentration of ……….. and above is required to inhibit mould growth
a) 50% c) 40%
b) 65% d) 25%
20. Which of the following method doesn’t prevent or delay microbial decomposition
a) Antioxidants c) Asepsis
b) Filtration d) Radiation
21. Which of the following method of preservation does not involve lowering aw
a) Salt c) Canning
b) Sugar d) Freeze drying
23. Sensory testing designed to determine whether detectable differences exist between samples is
a) Discrimination testing c) Preference testing
b) Descriptive testing d) Hedonic test
25. Sensory testing which provides information on selected characteristics of food samples and
determining the sensory profile of the products is
a) Discrimination testing c) Preference testing
b) Descriptive testing d) Hedonic test
26. The cellular imbalance between the supply of nutrients and energy and the body’s demand for
them to ensure growth, maintainance and specific functions is called
a) Undernutrition c) Overnutrition
b) PEM d) Malnutrition
27. Range of pathological conditions arising from coincident lack of dietary protein and/or energy in
varying proportions.
a) Undernutrition c) Overnutrition
b) PEM d) Malnutrition
28. Any diet altered to include certain components such as calories, fat, vitamins and minerals.
a) Modified diet c) Balanced diet
b) Fortified diet d) Menu planning
36. In balanced diet the ratio of energy distribution from Carbohydrates, proteins and Fats should be
a) 7:1:2 c) 7:2:1
b) 2:1:7 d) 2:7:1
53. The addition of one or more essential nutrients to a food, whether or not it is normally contained
in the food, for the purpose of preventing or correcting a demonstrated nutrient deficiency in the
population or specific population groups is
a) Enrichment c) Substitution
b) Fortification d) Restoration
55. Addition of nutrients to replace the ones that were lost during processing is
a) Enrichment c) Substitution
b) Fortification d) none of the above
56. Foods aimed at specific subgroups of the population are fortified, thereby increasing the intake of
that particular group rather than that of the population as a whole
a) Mass fortification c) Targeted fortification
b) Biofortification d) Market driven fortification
57. Addition of one or more micro-nutrients to foods commonly consumed by the general public is
a) Mass fortification c) Targeted fortification
b) Biofortification d) Market driven fortification
65. Technique by which the sensitive ingredients are packed within a coating or protective wall
material to preserve organoleptic and physico-chemical properties of the original products is
a) Encapsulation technology c) PEF
b) Ultrasound processing d) Ohmic processing
66. ………….. is a quasi-neutral ionized gas comprising of positive ions, negative ions, free radicals,
electrons, excited or non-excited molecules and photons at or near room temperature.
a) HPP c) PEF
b) Cold Plasma d) Ohmic processing
67. …………… technology involves the application of microsecond pulses of high voltage to liquid
or semi-solid foods placed between two electrodes.
a) Encapsulation technology c) PEF
b) Ultrasound processing d) Ohmic processing