Grade 6 Home Science – Cooking Method-baking Quiz

1. What is baking

Steaming food
Deep frying
Boiling food
Cooking g food using dry heat or hot ashes
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2. The following foods can be baked except one

Potato
Bread
Fish
Pizza
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3. Name two equipment that can be used for baking

Rubber spatula Baking pan
Sufuria, metal spoon
Measuring jug Flying pan
Rolling pin Bucket
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4. What is the dry heat cooking method?

Food is cooked uncovered without adding any liquid or fat or cooked in dry heat in an oven
Food uncooked in fat
Food is cooked using a hot liquid, steam, or a combination of both.
Food cooked in fat
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5. What is the moist heat cooking method?

Food is cooked using a hot liquid, steam, or a combination of both.
Food is cooked uncovered without adding any liquid or fat or cooked in dry heat in an oven
Food cooked in fat
Food is not cooked using a hot liquid, steam, or a combination of both.
Explanation:

6. What is FRYING?

When food is cooked in fat
When food is not cooked in fat
Cooking food by hot air in an oven
To quickly cook food directly under a heat source.
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7. What is BAKING?

Cooking food quickly in a hot pan with little fat.
Cooking food by hot air in an oven.
Food cooked quickly above a heat source in a skillet or on a metal grate.
Foods cooked by vapors from boiling water.
Explanation:

8. What is BOILING?

Food cooked in fat
To cook food in water that has reached its highest possible temperature of 212°F.
To quickly cook food directly under a heat source.
Using radiation and waves of energy that move water and fat molecules in order to cook foods.
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9. What is BRAISING?

Food that is cooked slowly in a closed pot with a small amount of liquid.
Foods cooked by vapors from boiling water.
Food is fried in a small amount of oil at a high temperature, then covered for the last few minutes to steam the food.
Cooking food by hot air in an oven.
Explanation:

10. What is BROILING?

Using radiation and waves of energy that move water and fat molecules in order to cook foods.
To cook food in water that has reached its highest possible temperature of 212°F.
Food is completely covered in oil or fat to be cooked
To quickly cook food directly under a heat source.
Explanation:

11. What is DEEP-FAT FRYING?

Food that cooked by hot air, similar to baking, uncovered, usually in an oven.
Food is completely covered in oil or fat to be cooked
Food cooked in fat
To quickly cook food directly under a heat source.
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12. What is PAN-FRYING?

To quickly cook food directly under a heat source.
Foods cooked by vapors from boiling water.
Cooking food quickly in a hot pan with little fat.
Food is cooked in a skillet in a small amount of oil or fat, the food is not completely submerged in oil or fat.
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13. What is SAUTEING?

Food cooked in an ungreased skillet
Cooking food quickly in a hot pan with little fat.
Cooking food by hot air in an oven.
Food is completely covered in oil or fat to be cooked
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14. The heat source comes from the bottom.

deep-fry
pan-fry
sauté
grill
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15. It should be completely submerged in liquid that is between 160 and 180 degrees.

roast
poach
blanch
sauté
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16. It is done by adding enough fat to a hot pan so that the fat comes up about half and inch up the side of the pan.

pan-fry
deep-fry
bake
simmer
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17. It is a combination of cooking method that first involves searing an item, then simmering it in liquid for a long period until tender.

steam
sauté
sear
braise
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18. It refers more to breads, pastries, and other sweet items.

deep-fry
steam
bake
boil
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19. The eggs are being cooked by what method?

Boiling
Barbecuing
Simmering
Poaching
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20. Gentle bubbles rising to surface of the liquid is known as

boiling
poaching
steaming
simmering
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21. Boiling liquid temperature is

185-205F
160-180F
212F
205-210F
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22. Which of the following is not a type of flour commonly used in baking?

Bread flour
All-purpose flour
Corn flour
Cake flour
Explanation:

Corn flour is not commonly used in baking, as it is made from ground corn kernels rather than wheat.

23. What is the purpose of sifting flour before baking?

To add flavor
To remove impurities
To add air and prevent clumping
To add color
Explanation:

Sifting flour helps to aerate it, remove lumps, and make it easier to mix into the batter.

24. Which ingredient provides leavening in baked goods?

Butter
Sugar
Baking powder
Eggs
Explanation:

Baking powder is a leavening agent that helps baked goods rise when heated.

25. What is the main purpose of preheating an oven before baking?

To ensure even cooking
To save energy
To speed up the baking process
To keep the oven clean
Explanation:

Preheating the oven helps to ensure that the temperature is consistent throughout the baking process, resulting in evenly cooked food.

26. Which of the following is a common ingredient used for flavoring in baking?

Salt
Vinegar
Milk
Vanilla extract
Explanation:

Vanilla extract is commonly used in baking to add flavor and aroma to baked goods.

27. What role does butter play in baking?

To provide structure
To add sweetness
To add color
To add moisture
Explanation:

Butter helps to add structure to baked goods by providing fat that coats the proteins in flour, resulting in a tender texture.

28. What is the function of eggs in baking?

To bind ingredients together
To provide leavening
To add color
To add moisture
Explanation:

Eggs act as a binding agent to hold ingredients together and provide structure in baked goods.

29. Which of the following is a common sweetener used in baking?

Soy sauce
Salt
Lemon juice
Honey
Explanation:

Honey is a common sweetener used in baking to add sweetness and moisture to recipes.

30. What is the purpose of greasing a baking pan before adding batter?

To add color
To increase cooking time
To add flavor
To prevent sticking
Explanation:

Greasing a baking pan helps to prevent the baked goods from sticking to the pan, making it easier to remove them after baking.

31. Which ingredient is commonly used as a thickening agent in baking?

Garlic powder
Cornstarch
Cinnamon
Oregano
Explanation:

Cornstarch is often used as a thickening agent in baking to help bind ingredients together and create a smooth consistency.

32. What is the correct temperature for preheating an oven when baking a cake?

50°C
100°C
180°C
200°C
Explanation:

Preheating the oven to 180°C ensures that the cake bakes evenly and rises properly.

33. Which ingredient is a leavening agent commonly used in baking?

Salt
Baking Powder
Sugar
Oil
Explanation:

Baking powder helps baked goods rise and become light and fluffy.

34. What is the purpose of sifting flour before baking?

Removing flavor from the flour
Moistening the flour
Reducing the flour's volume
Adding air to the flour
Explanation:

Sifting flour helps aerate it, preventing lumps and ensuring a lighter texture in baked goods.

35. Which of the following is a lean meat suitable for baking in the oven?

Beef Ribs
Chicken Breast
Pork Belly
Lamb Shank
Explanation:

Chicken breast is a lean meat that cooks easily in the oven without excess fat rendering out.

36. What is the purpose of greasing a baking pan before adding the batter?

Adds flavor to the cake
Prevents the cake from sticking
Increases baking time
Makes the cake more dense
Explanation:

Greasing the pan ensures that the finished baked goods can be easily removed without sticking to the sides.

37. At what stage of baking is it important to rotate the baking pan in the oven?

After removing from the oven
Before preheating
Halfway through baking
After cooling on a rack
Explanation:

Rotating the pan halfway through baking ensures even distribution of heat and uniform cooking of the baked goods.

38. Which ingredient helps bind the mixture together in baked goods?

Butter
Flour
Eggs
Water
Explanation:

Eggs act as a binding agent, holding all the ingredients together and providing structure to the final product.

39. What can be used as a substitute for baking soda in a recipe?

Sugar
Baking Powder
Yogurt
Salt
Explanation:

Yogurt can be used as a substitute for baking soda in some recipes due to its acidity and leavening properties.

40. Which type of flour is commonly used in baking cakes?

Millet Flour
Whole Wheat Flour
Rice Flour
All-Purpose Flour
Explanation:

All-Purpose Flour is versatile and commonly used in baking cakes due to its balanced protein content.

41. What is the purpose of using a water bath in baking certain desserts like cheesecake?

To cool the dessert quickly
To add moisture to the oven
To prevent burning the dessert
To create a gentle, uniform heat around the dessert
Explanation:

A water bath helps regulate the temperature and provides a moist environment for delicate desserts like cheesecake to cook evenly.