Lesson 3.5.1.2.1
3.5.1.2.1 Food choice linked to religion and culture Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 4
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which religion traditionally avoids eating beef because cows are sacred?
- Buddhism
- Judaism
- Hinduism
- Islam
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Which meat is strictly forbidden under Islamic dietary laws?
- Chicken
- Beef
- Lamb
- Pork
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Which food combination is avoided in traditional Kosher Jewish diets?
- Wheat and yeast
- Fruit and nuts
- Meat and dairy
- Fish and rice
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What is a common Christian practice regarding food during Lent?
- Fasting
- Baking bread
- Eating fish
- Consuming dairy
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What term describes the natural, unprocessed vegetarian approach in Rastafarianism?
- Ital food
- Organic food
- Halal food
- Kosher food
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What type of meals are served free to all in a Sikh langar?
- Vegetarian meals
- Meat dishes
- Poultry meals
- Seafood platters
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What daytime practice occurs during the Islamic month of Ramadan?
- Feasting
- Pickling
- Baking
- Fasting
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Which food is strictly avoided during the Jewish festival of Passover?
- Root vegetables
- Fresh fruit
- Leavened bread
- Plain water
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Which dish is most suitable for Hindu pupils who avoid beef?
- Minced beef
- Steak pie
- Beef curry
- Vegetable dhal
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What must replace pork gelatine in a recipe to make it suitable for a Muslim family?
- Halal alternative
- Plain flour
- Egg white
- Cheddar cheese
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Which dietary group avoids all animal products, including dairy and eggs?
- Lactotarians
- Pescatarians
- Vegans
- Vegetarians
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Which dietary group eats fish but avoids meat and poultry?
- Flexitarians
- Pescatarians
- Vegetarians
- Omnivores
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Which plant-based ingredient is a suitable meat-free protein source for a vegetarian recipe?
- Beef extract
- Red lentils
- Gelatine sheets
- Chicken stock
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What primarily sets the rules for food choices across different religions?
- Religious beliefs
- Climate zones
- European law
- Supermarket pricing
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Which Christian festival involves eating pancakes before the start of Lent?
- Christmas Day
- Shrove Tuesday
- Epiphany
- Easter Sunday
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What must be checked to ensure a meal is suitable for a Muslim pupil?
- Organic label
- Red Tractor logo
- Fairtrade mark
- Halal status
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Which food combination is strictly forbidden under kosher dietary rules?
- Fish and eggs
- Meat and dairy
- Vegetables and grains
- Fruit and nuts
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Which vegan-friendly ingredient is a suitable replacement for cow's milk in a sponge cake?
- Skimmed milk
- Butter
- Soya milk
- Double cream
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Which traditional food is eaten to break the fast at sunset during Ramadan?
- Shellfish
- Gelatine sweets
- Dates
- Pork sausages
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Who is permitted to eat in the Sikh langar tradition?
- Adults only
- Members only
- Sikhs only
- Anyone
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