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50 Cards in this Set
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Newtonian fluids are homogeneous mixtures that show no change in viscosity as shear rate increases. An example is:
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Honey
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Until genetic engineering was developed, the best method for making improved plants and animals was cross-breeding.
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True.
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FDA policies related to genetically engineered foods do NOT include regulation of …
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Thermal Conductivity
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A single-screw extruder is the ideal device for high high moisture extrusion of restructured meat products.
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True
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The stage in which a new benchtop or prototype product is developed:
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Development Stage
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Which of the following is not an ingredient used in the preparation of extruded meat strips at the University of Missouri?
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Tofu
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A plant or animal that is modified by genetic engineering is called a clone.
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Transgenic
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The type of enzyme with the ability to cut DNA at the right point to remove a gene is …
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Restriction enzyme
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A change in temperature that can be detected by touch:
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Sensible heat
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Which of the following is an important role of marketing personnel in product development?
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Tracking market trends
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Which of the following products may have an ingredient or processing aid derived from biotechnology?
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All of the above.
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Which of the following is used to measure the amount of heat to raise 1 gram of water by 1° C?
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Calorie
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In extruding cookies, the dough is cooked as it is conveyed by the screw through the barrel.
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True
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This term refers to the rate of heat transfer through a unit of thickness.
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Thermal conductivity
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Which enzyme is NOT used in genetic engineering of DNA?
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Lipase
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A common design for a heat exchanger is the double pipe and this may allow either parallel or counterflow movement of the product and a heating medium. Which of the following is most likely to be processed in a double pipe heat exchanger?
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Apple juice
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A type of sensory test used to determine whether there is a difference between products (such as generic vanilla wafers and major brand vanilla wafers) is …
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triangle test
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A food product that has been modified to achieve vine-ripened flavor without softening:
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tomato
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Which of the following is not an important topic for food engineering?
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Nutritional content
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Mandatory labeling that biotechnology was used to make the food is required for all food products.
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False.
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This refers to the birth of a new product, its duration as a good selling item and the time required to see a sales decline and eventual removal from the market
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A product life cycle
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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of food biotechnology?
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Increasing the need for pesticides and herbicides
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Ballistic bombardment is a technique used to insert DNA into bacteria.
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False
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Biotech foods that are NOT substantially equivalent to existing foods are …
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Not allowed to enter the marketplace
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This is the process where genetically engineered animal embryos are split and grown in surrogates
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Cloning
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Engineers may use a psychrometric chart to determine the relative humidity of air if the dry bulb and wet bulb temperature are known.
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True
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A drawback noted for extruded meat and flour products is the similarity to:
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Pet food
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Rheology is related to:
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All of the above
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Asking consumers to indicate their preference for one product compared to another (such as Coke vs Pepsi) is an example from which category of sensory tests?
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Affective test
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Absorbed light is needed for the receptors in the eye to communicate information to the brain.
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False.
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Flavor is a complex response that is derived by human perception of …
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All of the above
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A scientific discipline used to evoke, measure, analyze and interpret responses to products that are perceived by the senses...
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Sensory evaluation
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According to which of the following is it said that heat flows from hot objects to cold and natural processes move to disorder rather than order?
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Second Law of Thermodynamics
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Most of the extruded products made at MU are processed with a twin screw extruder.
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True
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Which of the following is a role of the sensory specialist in product development?
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All of the above
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This refers to the evaluation of thermodynamic properties of mixed gases present in air:
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Psychrometrics
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A descriptive sensory test that describes characteristics of a food product may be conducted with a group of trained panelists (often employees). For reliable results, the number of panelists needed is close to …
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10
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The manner in which heat energy is transported from the food’s surroundings to the surface and interior is:
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Heat transfer
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Which of the following is true?
- Genetic engineering can improve the quality and quantity of the food supply - Plasmids may be used as the carrier of DNA into bacterial cells - The FDA regulates application of biotechnology in foods - Several examples of accepted biotech applications already exist - All of the above |
All of the above
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The ability for plants to generate their own insecticide can be accomplished by genetic transfer of genes from which of the following microorganisms?
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Bacillus thuringiensis
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The category of sensory tests that is used to quantify the degree of liking or disliking of one product over another is known as …
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Affective test
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The process in which new food products ideas are generated, created and marketed:
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Product development
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The amount of heat energy necessary to speed up a material’s molecules enough to raise the temperature of a unit mass of a material by 1°C (measured in calories)...
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Heat capacity
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Which of the following is not considered a mechanical sensory characteristic?
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Graniness
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Which of the following is NOT part of the scientific method for developing a new product?
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None of the above.
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This hormone has been produced by genetically modified E.coli to improve milk production for human consumption since the 1970’s:
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Bovine Somatotropin
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The type of heat transfer that occurs between food and cooking oil is …
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Conduction
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If processed American cheese is known to have low viscosity and high mobility of water and ingredient molecules, then the physicochemical state would be characterized as being …
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Rubbery
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The typical success rate for new food products:
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1%
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The cold-set method of restructuring meat products is based on chemical gelation of polysaccharides or fibrinogen proteins.
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True
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