Animals
Small container used to collect samples.
What is a vial?
Name the most common food contamination.
What is biological contamination?
A method of preserving and sterilizing food that is under very high pressure.
What is Ultra High Pressure Treatment?
Name the three types of honey bees.
What are the queen, worker, and drone?
Another name for barbels.
What are whiskers?
The Digestive System performs five functions. Name three of them.
What are Food Intake, Storage, Digestion, Absorption, and Elimination of waste?
The specific place to store raw meats in a kitchen.
What is in a properly working refrigerator below ready-to-eat foods?
The beginning stage of making sourdough bread.
What is a starter or mother yeast?
If you killed or lost a queen, how many days before you should have a laying queen again?
What is 24?
Another name for egg masses.
What are clutches?
Name the two types of digestive systems?
Ruminant and Monogastric?
A foodborne pathogen sometimes found in the intestines of chickens.
What is salmonella?
Three methods of food preservation.
What are canning, dehydrating, salting, freezing, chilling, sugaring, vacuum packing?
The three developmental stages before emerging as adult bees.
What are egg, larva, and pupa?
Net dragged across a pond to harvest fish.
What is a seine?
Equipment used to examine a sample.
What is a microscope?
What temperature in Fahrenheit is the Danger Zone?
What is between 41 degrees and 135 degrees?
Packaged foods are required to have this on the label.
What is Nutrition Facts?
Number of days it will take to see eggs from a capped queen cell.
What is twenty?
Long concrete structures used to raise fish.
What are raceways?
Transports feed from the mouth to the stomach.
What is the esophagus?
The number of hours food should cool from 135F to 41F
What is six?
The two types of preserving that reduce the amount of water content during preservation.
What are sugaring and salting?
Scientific name for honey bee.
Fish used to eat aquatic vegetation and are raised to help control weeds in fish ponds
What is the grass carp?