Midterm Examination - Foodservice Management
Midterm Examination - Foodservice Management
Midterm Examination - Foodservice Management
TEST I. IDENTIFICATION
Directions: Read the sentence carefully. Give the answer/s on the questions being asked below. Write your
answer on the space provided before the number.
___________________ 1. Sources of nutrients that provide heat and energy to body. They are found in rice, and
other starchy foods such as kamote, gabi, potato and ube.
___________________ 2. These are concentrated sources of energy, that transport vitamins A, D, E, and K.
___________________ 3. It builds, repair, and maintain body tissues. They are important constituents of body
cells.
___________________ 4. An organic substance necessary for growth and maintenance of life.
___________________ 5. A kind of vitamin that is essential for normal eye functioning, resistance to infection,
normal growth, and healthy skin.
___________________ 6. A kind of vitamin that are rapidly lost by the urine, feces, and sweat. They help
convert carbohydrates into energy and maintains good digestion and assimilation of food.
___________________ 7. A kind of vitamins that is important in the formation of collagen, a protein that helps
support the skin, bones, and tendons,
___________________ 8. A vitamin that helps in the foundation of red blood cells, muscles and tissues, and
prevents the abnormal breakdown of body fats.
___________________ 9. Some of its examples are calcium, phosphorus, iron, copper iodine, sodium, and
potassium.
___________________ 10. It is the indigestible part of foods; it is not a nutrient, but it provides roughage to
stimulate the intestinal muscle for proper evacuation.
___________________ 11. A mixing technique that requires putting all the ingredients at once and mix it all
together thoroughly before putting it straight into the oven,
___________________ 12. It kills bacteria and enzymes that prevented the dough from rising, what kind of
mixing techniques is this?
___________________ 13. It is a baking technique that uses food scale to measure ingredients if the recipe
requires one, it is also the most reliable method of measurement.
___________________ 14. It is a measuring technique that is used for general purposes, flour is scooped
directly from the container then level it off with the back of a knife.
___________________ 15. It is a basic principle of baking that are liquid at room temperature. This includes
water, milk, eggs, and butter.
___________________ 16. These are solid ingredients at room temperature. These includes all types of flour,
sugar, and yeast.
___________________ 17. It is a basic principle that is used to activate leavening agents and turn liquids into
solids.
___________________ 18. A mixing technique that too much or too little mixing can create an undesirable
texture that could render your dough unusable.
___________________ 19. It is a French term that means “everything in its place”.
___________________ 20. It is the process whereby both material and human are used to obtain that have to
with feeding the individual or the group.