Cereals
Water
Fish
Milk
Carbohydrates/ Proteins
100

Name 5 types of cereals.

B - Barley

R - Rice

O - Oats

W - Wheat

C - Corn

100

State a condition which results from a deficiency of water. 

Dehydration

100

Fish can be grouped based on the amount and types of _____ present in their body.  

Fats

100

Which type of milk has the lowest fat content? 

Non-fat (skimmed) milk

100

State 1 source of simple carbohydrate and 1 source of complex carbohydrate. 

Simple carbohydrates: honey, fruit, milk, sugar, sweet food (chocolate, candy, cake)

Complex carbohydrates: starchy vegetables (yam, potatoes), cereals (corn, wheat products), fruit which contain pectin (apple, plums)

200

Name 2 nutrients in each of these parts of the cereal grain:

Bran

Endosperm

Germ

Bran - dietary fibre, iron, B-vitamins

Endosperm - starch, proteins

Germ - fats, Vitamin E, iron, phosphorus, calcium

200

Name 3 sources of water. 

  • Soups
  • Beverages
  • Fruit
  • Vegetables 
  • Meat 
  • Seafood 
  • Poultry 
200

State the difference between white fish and oily fish.

White fish - white flesh; fats stored in liver

Oily fish - dark flesh; fats stored in flesh

200

Milk is undergoes heat treatment to destroy micro-organisms.

List 3 common heat treatments of milk.

  • Pasteurized - 72°C for 15 secs 
  • Sterilized - 115°C for 15 mins
  • Ultra High Temperature - 132°C for 1 sec
200

List 3 types of carbohydrates and naming 1 example for each type. 

Monosaccharides: glucose, fructose, galactose

Disaccharides: sucrose, lactose, maltose 

Polysaccharides: glycogen, starch, cellulose, pectin

300

Name 1 use of each type of cereal in meals.

Barley - soups and drinks

Rice - porridge, dumplings

Oats - cookies, oatmeal porridge

Wheat - pasta, bread, cakes

Corn - grilled corn, corn flour to thicken soups

300

State 3 symptoms of dehydration. 

  • Concentrated urine
  • Weakness
  • Dryness of mouth, throat and skin
  • Confusion 
  • Nausea
  • Overheating of our body
300

Name 1 example of white fish and 1 example of oily fish.

White fish 

  • Cod 
  • Pomfret
  • Red snapper

Oily fish

  • Tuna
  • Salmon 
  • Mackerel
300

Explain why infants and young children should not consume skimmed milk.

Skimmed has trace amounts of fats.

Reason 1: Lack fat-soluble vitamins that are essential for growth.

Reason 2: Lack the calories from fats to support their energy needs.

300

All plant sources contain proteins of low biological value. True or False? 

False. Soya bean which is a plant source contains proteins of high biological value. 

400

Give 2 tips for choosing cereals.

Check expiry date of cereal product

Ensure no weevils / tiny worms are present

Don't buy cereal product with powdery residue

Do not buy whole-grains in bulk (fats in germs become rancid easily)

400

State 3 functions of water.

  • Regulation of body temperature 
  • Removal of waste products
  • Medium for chemical reactions
  • Lubrication of joints and organs
  • Transportation of nutrients
400

State 3 nutrients found in fish.

  • High biological value protein
  • Polyunsaturated fats - omega 3 fatty acids
  • Vitamins: A, D and B-group
  • Minerals: Iodine, chlorine, sodium, potassium, calcium 
400

State 3 nutrients found in milk.

  • High biological value protein
  • Saturated fats
  • Simple carbohydrate: lactose
  • Vitamins: A, D, B-group 
  • Minerals: Calcium, phosphorus, sodium, chlorine, potassium, magnesium
400

State 2 functions of carbohydrates and 2 functions of proteins. 

Carbohydrates

  • Provides a source of energy
  • Aids in the digestion of food

Proteins

  • Growth, repair and maintenance of body cells
  • Formation of enzymes
  • Maintain a healthy immune system 
  • As an energy reserve 
500

Describe the changes in boiling of rice.

Starch grains in rice will absorb the surrounding water and expand, swell and burst. This cause the rice grains to soften. This process is known as gelatinisation

500

State one group of people who is at a higher risk of suffering from dehydration. 

Elderly 

  • They drink less water as their weakened senses make them feel less thirsty than they actually are

Infants 

  • Lose more water from their body as they urinate more frequently 
  • Not able to tell that they are thirsty
500

Give 3 guidelines for choosing fish.

  • No unpleasant smell
  • Flesh is firm and moist
  • Gills are bright red
  • Eyes should be full, not sunken
  • Scales should be intact
500

Describe 3 different uses of milk in food preparation.

  • Consumed as beverage
  • Added to beverage (tea/ coffee) for flavour
  • Added to cake mixtures for flavour and moisture
  • Making of dessert (custard/ pudding/ ice cream)
  • Main ingredient when making white sauce and creamy soups
500

Describe how are the excess carbohydrates being stored in the body. 

Excess carbohydrates will be converted to glycogen and stored in the liver and muscles as short-term reserves. 

If it is not utilized, then it will be converted to fats and stored in the body.

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