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				This section includes 15 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Food Engineering knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
| 1. | Statement 1: During denaturation of proteins, the viscosity increases and there is an increase in sulfhydryl groups.Statement 2: Heat impairs the nutritive value of protein. | 
| A. | True, False | 
| B. | True, True | 
| C. | False, False | 
| D. | False, True | 
| Answer» C. False, False | |
| 2. | HTST exposures to heat are less destructive to texture, flavor and color of food than LTLT exposure. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» B. False | |
| 3. | Statement 1: Caramelization is a process resulting from heating polyhydroxycarbonyl compounds.Statement 2: Oxidative browning may occur in foods heated in the presence of oxygen. | 
| A. | True, False | 
| B. | True, True | 
| C. | False, False | 
| D. | False, True | 
| Answer» C. False, False | |
| 4. | Which of the following step is NOT included in the commercial canning? | 
| A. | Receiving raw products and preparing product | 
| B. | Filling food into containers and exhausting | 
| C. | Sealing lids, heat process, cool containers and finally store | 
| D. | None of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 5. | Rusting is due to sweating of containers when moisture from air condenses on cans when their temperature is below the dew point of the air. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» B. False | |
| 6. | Which of the following is a notion about open canned food? | 
| A. | It is highly poisonous | 
| B. | Tin flavor from the cans is sometimes toxic | 
| C. | It is highly poisonous and also tin flavor from the cans is sometimes toxic | 
| D. | All of the mentioned | 
| Answer» D. All of the mentioned | |
| 7. | Which of the following is untrue about ptomaine? | 
| A. | Alanine loses carbon dioxide yielding ptomaine ethylamine | 
| B. | Other common ptomaines in decomposed flesh are cadaverine | 
| C. | Foods with these materials are to decomposed to be held in the stomach | 
| D. | None of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 8. | Which of the following is true about ptomaine? | 
| A. | Produced in putrefying meat and other proteinaceous foods | 
| B. | It belongs to the group of amines | 
| C. | It results from the decarboxylation of amino acids | 
| D. | All of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 9. | Which of the following fat soluble vitamins are stable in absence of oxygen and when they aren t heated? | 
| A. | Vitamin A | 
| B. | Vitamin D | 
| C. | Vitamin E | 
| D. | All of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 10. | Statement 1: Glass packed foods may lose riboflavin more than tinned foods. It is a water soluble vitamin.Statement 2: Ascorbic acid is destroyed by heating at low temperatures for a long time. | 
| A. | True, False | 
| B. | True, True | 
| C. | False, False | 
| D. | False, True | 
| Answer» C. False, False | |
| 11. | The destruction of vitamin ascorbic acid is accelerated due to which of the following reasons? | 
| A. | Oxygen | 
| B. | Copper ions | 
| C. | Ascorbic acid oxidase enzyme | 
| D. | All of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 12. | Statement 1: Sugar and starches are degraded by prolonged heating.Statement 2: Acid foods retain a higher percentage of thiamine during caning preservation. | 
| A. | True, False | 
| B. | True, True | 
| C. | False, False | 
| D. | False, True | 
| Answer» C. False, False | |
| 13. | Flavor reversion occurs in saturated fats and oils. | 
| A. | True | 
| B. | False | 
| Answer» C. | |
| 14. | Which is true about fats heated in the presence of oxygen? | 
| A. | Lowered melting point | 
| B. | Lower iodine number | 
| C. | Increased acidity | 
| D. | All of the mentioned | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 15. | Statement 1: Denaturation of proteins is followed by coagulation and then flocculation.Statement 2: Oxidative rancidity is accelerated by heat, metallic ions and light. | 
| A. | True, False | 
| B. | True, True | 
| C. | False, False | 
| D. | False, True | 
| Answer» C. False, False | |