The Food and Nutrition testbanks consist of multiple choice questions that test your knowledge of the topics covered in the book. You can use these questions to check your understanding as you read through each chapter, or practise for your exam.
Animal muscle mainly contributes saturated fat
Vegetables are a good source of iron and calcium
Fruits mainly contribute vitamins and sugar
Cereals provide protein and fat
Animal muscles provide protein and fibre
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Provide accurate details of the total nutrient content of most foods
Provide data on the nutrient content of all foods available in Australia
Can be used interchangeably around the world
Do not provide information on the bioavailability of nutrients
Take into account the natural biological variability of a food
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Many Australian foods contain high levels of pesticide residues and contaminants by international standards
The Australian food supply has low levels of pesticide residues and contaminants by international standards
The levels of pesticide residues and contaminants in Australian foods are steadily increasing with time
Cereal crops are commonly contaminated with lead
Australian foods have high levels of natural toxicants preventing their consumption
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Begins with an addition reaction between reducing sugars and fat
Can be seen in boiled, steamed or microwave heated foods
Is the one method of cooking particularly recommended for cooking chicken, ducks or other poultry
Is desirable in factory processed foods such as milk powder
Results in the colour, aroma and flavour associated with bread, toast, pastry and roasting
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More spongy
Less crumbly
Moister
Of similar texture and flavour
Heavier and more crumbly
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Legumes
Nuts
Potato
Egg
Spinach
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Nuts
Feta cheese
Soy beans
Eggs
Yeast
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Leafy green vegetables
Orange vegetables
White vegetables
Starchy root vegetables
Salad vegetables
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There is oxygen added to prevent microbes growing
The process destroys microbes and the activity of food enzymes
Water activity is maintained at high levels
Nutrients are hydrolysed and unavailable to microbes for growth
All of the above
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