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100

This part of the recipe deals with how long and how hot.

Time and Temp. 

100

1 quart = ? pints?

2 pints

100

Use this tool to measure flour

Dry measuring cup

100

The abbreviation for cup?

c.

100

What two things should you consider when determining what measuring tool to use?

liquid ingredient or dry ingredient
200

This part of the recipe tells you what foods you need to make the recipe.

Ingredients list

200

1 pint = ? c.

2 c. 

200

Use this tool to measure water

Liquid Measuring cup

200

The abbreviation for pint?

pt.

200

What does FACS stand for?

Family and Consumer Sciences

300

This part of the recipe tells you how to make the recipe

Steps to follow (directions)

300

1 gallon = ? quarts?

4 quarts

300

2 important things when checking a liquid measurement

Flat surface, eye level.

300

The abbreviation for gallon?

gal.

300

What is the name of Mr. Hennes' cat? 

Theo

400

This part of the recipe tells you the tools you need to make the recipe

Cooking Equipment needed

400

1 c. = ? Tbsp

16

400

Name all steps to measuring flour

make sure flour is not packed, spoon flour into cup, use flat edge to to level off top

400

The abbreviation for ounce

oz.

400

Approximately how many high school students take FACS courses across the US each year? Closest guess gets the points. 

5 million

500

This part of a recipe tells you how much your recipe makes

Yield

500
1 Tbsp = ? tsp.

3 tsp.

500

Name all 4 sizes of dry measuring cups.

1/4, 1/2, 1/3, 1 cup

500

What are both of the abbreviations for tablespoon? 

T. or Tbsp.

500

In what year did FACS change its name from "Home Economics" to Family and Consumer Sciences? Closest guess wins. 

1994