Lesson 3.6.2.1.2
3.6.2.1.2 Secondary processing into food products Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 5
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Lesson 3.6.2.1.2, Secondary processing into food products: 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 product is made by secondary processing of wheat flour?
- Harvested wheat, which is a raw crop from the field
- Bread, which is made by mixing and baking flour
- Husked wheat, which is a raw primary product
- Milled wheat grain, which is primary processing
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Which secondary product is made from milk by adding cultures and processing it?
- Harvested milk, which is a raw product from the farm
- Yoghurt, which is made by fermenting milk with cultures
- Milled milk, which is not a food product used in cooking
- Pasteurised milk, which is a primary processed product
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Which food is made by processing fruit with sugar and pectin into a spread?
- Fresh apple, which is a raw primary product
- Frozen blackberries, which are a primary processed fruit
- Dried banana, which is preserved fruit with little processing
- Jam, which is made by cooking fruit with sugar
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Which example of secondary processing turns milk into a solid food?
- Pasteurised milk, which is a primary processed liquid
- Cheese, which is made by curdling and pressing milk
- Raw milk, which is an unprocessed liquid taken from the farm
- UHT milk, which is a long-life liquid product
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Which secondary product is made by processing wheat into a dough that is then cooked?
- Ground hay, which is used as animal feed
- Pasta, which is made from flour and water
- Wheat husk, which is a waste product of milling
- Wheat grain, which is a raw cereal
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What is the key feature of secondary processing?
- It cleans the raw crop in the field before harvest
- It stores the crop in a sealed container in a warehouse
- It harvests the crop at the right time in the season
- It turns primary processed ingredients into a new food product
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Which example shows secondary processing of fruit?
- Washing apples in a sink before eating
- Packing apples in a box for transport to shops
- Picking apples from a tree in an orchard
- Making apples into apple juice for drinking
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Which product is a secondary product of milk?
- Pasteurised milk, which is a primary processed liquid
- Micro-filtered milk, which is a primary filtered liquid
- Butter, which is made by churning cream from milk
- UHT milk, which is a primary heat-treated liquid
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Which step is part of making bread from flour?
- Milling wheat into flour in a mill
- Harvesting the wheat from the field at harvest time
- Mixing flour with water and yeast, then baking the dough
- Cleaning the wheat grains in water before storage
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Which statement about secondary processing is accurate?
- Secondary processing is only done to raw meat before it is cooked
- Secondary processing never changes the food in any way
- Secondary processing is always done on the farm before harvesting
- Secondary processing often combines several ingredients to make a finished food
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Which product is made by secondary processing of fish?
- Gutted fish, which is a primary processed product cleaned and prepared on board
- Caught fish, which is a raw primary product sold straight from the boat to shops
- Fish fingers, which are made by combining fish with other ingredients
- Fish on ice, which is a primary product kept cold until it is sold to shoppers
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Which product is made from cream by secondary processing?
- Pasteurised cream, which is a primary processed product
- Cream cheese, which is made by curdling and processing cream
- Raw cream, which is an unprocessed product from the farm
- Harvested cream, which is a raw product taken from the dairy
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Which secondary product is made by fermenting milk and then straining the curds?
- UHT milk, which is a primary long-life product
- Greek-style yoghurt, which is strained after fermenting
- Pasteurised milk, which is primary heat treatment only
- Raw milk, which is an unprocessed liquid taken from the farm
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Which example of secondary processing is used to make a cooking fat from milk?
- Harvesting the cream from the top of the milk
- Churning cream into butter, which is a cooking fat
- Cleaning the milk in the parlour before collection
- Pasteurising cream, which is a primary heat treatment
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Which example describes secondary processing of cereals?
- Making cornflakes from cooked and rolled grain
- Cleaning the grains before storage in the silo
- Harvesting cereal grain from a field in summer
- Storing grain in a silo at a controlled moisture level
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Which secondary product is made from flour and eggs?
- Harvested eggs, which are a raw product from the farm
- Sponge cake, which combines flour and eggs with other ingredients
- Milled flour, which is a primary processed product
- Cleaned grain, which is a primary processed product
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What change occurs when fruit is processed into a jam?
- The fruit is frozen before being sold in the shop
- The fruit is harvested and packed into boxes for sale
- The fruit is cleaned and sorted only before sale
- The fruit is cooked with sugar and set into a spread
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Which secondary product is made from whole milk by curdling and separating it?
- UHT milk, which is a primary long-life liquid
- Cottage cheese, which is made from curds
- Pasteurised milk, which is a primary processed liquid
- Micro-filtered milk, which is a primary filtered liquid
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Which feature distinguishes a secondary product from a primary processed product?
- A secondary product is always sold in its original form to shoppers, unchanged
- A secondary product is always a raw food, sold in its natural form straight from the farm
- A secondary product is always harvested from a field or farm before it is sold
- A secondary product is made by combining or transforming the primary ingredient into something new
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Which statement about pasta is correct?
- Pasta is a secondary product made by mixing flour with water or eggs
- Pasta is a primary product made by harvesting wheat from the field
- Pasta is made by cleaning grain in a sieve before milling
- Pasta is made by milling grain only into a coarse powder for bread
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