Lesson 3.5.1.1
3.5.1.1 Factors which influence food choice Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson 3.5.1.1, Factors which influence food choice: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition (8585), Unit 4: Food choice, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which factor affecting food choice describes how much physical movement a person does in a typical day?
- Body mass index (BMI), which compares weight with height
- Glycaemic index (GI) rating, which ranks how fast foods raise blood sugar
- Basal metabolic rate (BMR), which measures energy used at rest
- Physical activity level (PAL)
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Which factor describes how much money a household has available to spend on food?
- Enjoyment of the meal, which relates to pleasure from eating
- Seasonality of produce, which relates to the time of year
- Time of day the meal is eaten, which relates to routine
- Household income
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A family is planning a child's birthday party. Which factor is the main influence on the menu they choose?
- Physical activity level of the guests during the day
- Celebration or occasion
- Local food availability in nearby shops and markets
- Time available to cook the meal on the day
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Which factor refers to foods being at their best quality and often at a lower price at certain times of the year?
- Personal preferences for familiar foods and brands
- Food availability in the local shops and markets
- Lifestyle choices about how and when people eat
- Seasonality of produce
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Which factor is most directly limited when a person has only 20 minutes to make an evening meal?
- Healthy eating guidelines for the whole week
- Celebration or occasion for the family meal
- Physical activity level after a long day at work
- Time available to prepare and cook
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A meal costs £8.40 in total and is shared equally between 4 people. What is the cost per portion?
- £1.20 for each portion of the meal
- £4.20 for each portion of the meal
- £3.36 for each portion of the meal
- £2.10
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A batch of soup costs £5.20 in total and makes 8 portions. What is the cost per portion?
- £0.75 for each portion of the soup
- £1.30 for each portion of the soup
- £0.65
- £0.52 for each portion of the soup
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A person always chooses the same brand and recipe because they have always liked it. Which factor is this?
- Physical activity level during the week
- Time of day the food is eaten
- Personal preferences
- Food availability in the local area
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A student eats a light sandwich at lunch and a larger hot meal in the evening. Which factor best explains this pattern?
- Celebration or occasion held that week
- Time of day
- Seasonality of the ingredients used
- Household income available each week
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Which lifestyle situation would most likely lead a person to choose ready-made convenience meals?
- A commitment to following a vegetarian diet at home
- A long working day with little time to cook
- A regular weekend swimming session at the local pool
- A personal preference for home-grown vegetables from the garden
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Which factor describes the range of foods that can actually be bought in a person's local shops?
- Seasonality of the produce on sale
- Personal preferences for certain foods
- Enjoyment of the foods on offer
- Food availability
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A recipe uses three ingredients costing £1.80, £0.95 and £2.25. What is the total cost of the recipe?
- £5.00
- £5.50 for all of the three ingredients
- £4.00 for all of the three ingredients
- £4.50 for all of the three ingredients
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A cook wants a 6-portion dish to cost no more than £3.00 in total. What is the maximum cost per portion?
- £1.80 for each portion of the dish
- £0.30 for each portion of the dish
- £0.60 for each portion of the dish
- £0.50
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A recipe costs £7.50 for 5 portions. Which change would reduce the cost per portion the most?
- Cooking the same dish for a much longer time on the hob
- Serving the same dish on a larger platter for the whole table
- Adding a more expensive garnish of fresh herbs to the top of the dish
- Replacing an expensive cut of meat with lentils
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Which factor is linked to how much a person enjoys a meal and the pleasure they get from eating it?
- Household income available for food each week
- Enjoyment
- Cost of the food at the checkout
- Time available to cook the meal
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Why must students cost their recipes when they make modifications?
- To reduce the amount of time spent washing up after cooking
- To keep cooked food at a safe storage temperature in the fridge
- To keep the dish within a budget while still meeting nutritional needs
- To make the recipe look more attractive when it is served on the plate
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A teenager training for a football match needs a larger, energy-rich meal. Which factor is the main influence?
- Seasonality of the produce in the shops
- Household income available for food
- Physical activity level
- Celebration or occasion of the day
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A 5-portion recipe costs £4.25 in total. The cook wants to cut the cost per portion by 20 per cent. What is the new cost per portion?
- £0.85 for each portion after the reduction
- £0.72 for each portion after the reduction
- £0.65 for each portion after the reduction
- £0.68
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A 3-portion recipe is scaled up to 4 portions, and the ingredients for the larger batch cost £4.80 in total. What is the cost per portion?
- £0.90 for each portion of the larger batch
- £1.60 for each portion of the larger batch
- £1.35 for each portion of the larger batch
- £1.20
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A student says cost per portion is the only factor that matters when choosing a recipe. Which response is most accurate?
- Cost matters only for family meals and special celebrations at home
- Cost is the only factor that matters when selecting a recipe for a meal
- Cost should be ignored because it is never a factor in food choice
- Cost is one factor among several, such as time, preferences and healthy eating
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