Lesson 3.6.2.1.1
3.6.2.1.1 Primary processing of raw food materials Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 5
20 questions
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Lesson 3.6.2.1.1, Primary processing of raw food materials: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition (8585), Unit 5: Food provenance, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which process is a standard example of primary processing for wheat grain?
- Brewing wheat beer
- Milling into flour
- Baking into bread
- Making pasta sauce
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What is the main purpose of cleaning raw food during primary processing?
- Cooking the food
- Improving flavour
- Removing dirt and debris
- Adding artificial colour
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Which milk treatment uses very high heat briefly to give a long room-temperature shelf life?
- UHT treatment
- Micro-filtration
- Pasteurisation
- Homogenisation
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Which milk treatment uses controlled heat to kill harmful bacteria while keeping freshness short?
- Sterilisation
- Pasteurisation
- Dehydration
- UHT treatment
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Which milk treatment removes bacteria by passing the liquid through a fine filter instead of heating?
- Sterilisation
- UHT treatment
- Micro-filtration
- Pasteurisation
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Which milk type is heated for longer inside its sealed container to achieve an extended shelf life?
- Filtered milk
- Raw milk
- Sterilised milk
- Pasteurised milk
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Which essential primary processing step is carried out on freshly caught fish?
- Fermenting with yeast
- Milling into flour
- Baking and slicing
- Cleaning and gutting
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Which step represents primary processing when preparing freshly picked fruit for sale?
- Fermenting into cider
- Cooking into jam
- Baking into a pie
- Washing and sorting
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Which initial activity forms part of the primary processing of meat from livestock?
- Curing into bacon
- Slow-cooking stew
- Making sausages
- Slaughtering and butchering
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Which dairy item is classified as a primary processed food product?
- Cheddar cheese
- Pasteurised milk
- salted butter
- Natural yoghurt
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Why is primary processing of raw food materials vital for food safety?
- Removes harmful contaminants
- Creates ready meals
- Adds complex flavours
- Improves microwave times
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What is the term for gathering ripe crops from fields as the start of primary processing?
- Harvesting
- Manufacturing
- Milling
- Pasteurising
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What is the primary purpose of heat treating raw milk?
- Killing harmful bacteria
- Thickening the liquid
- Adding extra vitamins
- Improving natural colour
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A miller removes the outer husk from wheat before grinding it. Which stage of processing is this?
- Preservation with additives
- Secondary processing
- Primary processing
- Fortification
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Why is raw milk heat treated after collection from the farm?
- Extending freezer life
- Ensuring food safety
- Adding sweet flavour
- Removing all fat
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Which of these is classified as a raw, unprocessed food?
- Cooked pasta sheets
- Harvested wheat ears
- Breakfast cereal box
- White bread loaf
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Which primary processing step removes the outer husk from a grain of rice?
- Milling
- Hulling
- Fermenting
- Pasteurising
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Which step is part of the primary processing of raw fish?
- Baking in pastry
- Gutting and scaling
- Smoking with wood
- Frying in batter
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Which milk heat treatment keeps it fresh for a short time in a fridge?
- Ultra-heat treatment
- Pasteurisation
- Sterilisation
- Dehydration
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Which of these is a stage of primary processing for harvested cereal grains?
- Extruding into shapes
- Cleaning and drying
- Milling into flour
- Baking into loaves
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