Department : Vocational Higher Secondary Education
Category Code : 151/2014
Question Paper Code : 59/2017/OL
Date of Test : 18-07-2017
- Carte du jour means
- A special party menu
- A fixed menu
- Menu of the day
- None of these
- Milk, curd, butter, cream and which may come next?
- Egg
- Cheese
- Fish
- Meat
- Salmonella,
- Helps to preserve food
- Improves nutritive value of food
- Makes food attractive
- None of these
- A slice of round fish including the bone is
- Trout
- Darne
- Fillet
- Mignon
- Dummy waiter is
- A side board
- An assistant waiter
- A seat for waiter
- A head waiter
- Sushi is a popular dish from
- Thailand
- Italy
- Japan
- Spain
- Which of the following is an odd one?
- Lemon
- Melon
- Orange
- Grape fruit
- Chorizo is a
- Pasta
- Sausage
- Fruit
- Beverage
- The first meat course in French classical menu is
- Roast
- Releve
- Entrée
- Entremet
- Roux is used as
- Flavouring agent
- Sweetening agent
- Clarification agent
- None of these
- Which of the following is not a derivative of Mayonnaise?
- Béarnaise
- Tartare
- Cocktail sauce
- Chantilly
- The Food Safety and Standards Act came to exist in the year
- 1995
- 2006
- 2010
- 1986
- A perfectly acceptable table cloth is
- Satin
- Velvet
- Damask
- None of these
- Sommelier means
- Wine waiter
- Receptionist
- Assistant cook
- Table cleaner
- Napkins should be placed in the
- Right of the cover
- Top of the cover
- Left of the cover
- Centre of the cover
- The enzyme which acts as a meat tenderizer
- Pectin
- Gelatin
- Dextrin
- Papain
- Which of the following is not a blue-vein cheese?
- Emmenthal
- Gorgonzola
- Roque forte
- Stilton
- A thick strong coffee heavily laced with cardamom
- Irish coffee
- Cona coffee
- Turkish coffee
- Indian coffee
- Spaghetti, spirelli, vermicelli, tagliatelli and which may come next?
- Fettucine
- Mortadella
- Pepperoni
- Minestrone
- Which of the following is a cut of mutton?
- Rump
- Sirloin
- Supreme
- Saddle
- Greenish parts of potatoes may
- Make food richer
- Make food poisonous
- Make food colourful
- Make food tastier
- Which is an odd one?
- Prawn bisque
- Sea food chowder
- Sea food gumbo
- Sea food cocktail
- Fugu is a poisonous
- Fruit
- Mushroom
- fish
- None of these
- Blini is a
- Pan cake
- Soup
- Pastry
- None of these
- A very popular variety of rice used in Italian cooking.
- Arborio
- Basmati
- Calrose
- Samba
- Which activity comes under mise-en-scene?
- Set cutleries on the table
- Wine opening
- Order taking
- Replace dirty linen with fresh linen
- Sauer kraut is
- An international soup
- Pickled cabbage
- Derivative sauce
- None of these
- Which of the following is not a herb?
- Oregano
- Chervil
- Cilantro
- Taco
- A Japanese pancake
- Sake
- Hizakana
- Okonomiyaki
- Tempura
- Which is not a sausage?
- Salami
- Frankfurter
- Calamari
- Black pudding
- An example for salad dressing
- Lemonade
- Thousand island
- Butter cream
- Iceberg
- An Italian pasta sauce
- Carbonara
- Charcutier
- Arancini
- Pecorino
- Which of the following statements is correct?
- Banana should be stored in refrigerator
- Poaching is cooking in water which is at boiling temperature
- When cooking pulses add any acid to cook it faster
- Green vegetables should be started to cook in boiling salted water
- An alcoholic beverage made from fermented juice of agave plant
- Rum
- Vodka
- Tequila
- Calvados
- Combination of chemical and mechanical raising is used in
- Cake
- Bread
- Puffs
- Mousse
- A highly seasoned stew made of several kinds of fish and shellfish
- Goulash
- Ragout
- Marengo
- Bouillabaisse
- Person who balances all paper work for a hotel on a daily basis
- General manager
- Night auditor
- Chief accountant
- None of these
- A very popular snack food originated in the state of Gujarat
- Dal wada
- Dhokla
- Ghewar
- Luchi
- Salamander is a
- Fish
- Sweet
- Grill
- Sauce cook
- Which one comes in the class of international soups?
- French onion soup
- Cream of tomato soup
- Lentil soup
- Mutton shorba
- A grand function including food served for the invited dignitaries
- Conference
- Group meeting
- Reception
- Banquet
- Accompaniment of roast beef
- Tomato sauce
- Barbecue sauce
- Apple sauce
- None of these
- Stollen is a type of
- Food additive
- Pudding
- Bread
- Bacteria
- Pathogens are
- Useful
- Harmful
- Harmless
- Helpful
- Beluga imperial is a variety of
- Caviar
- Ham
- Steak
- Wine
- Which is an odd one?
- Suet
- Butter
- Lard
- Dripping
- Argemone seed is a
- Taste enhancer
- High protein food
- Food adulterant
- None of these
- Which of the following is a spice
- Paprika
- Pepperoni
- Arrow root
- Asparagus
- The thin outer skin of orange and lemon
- Raft
- Bran
- Zest
- Endosperm
- Which one is incorrect?
- Food handlers should wash their hands before and after every work
- Food handlers should clean the toilets regularly
- Outdoor clothing should be kept away from the food production areas
- If a food handler is suffering from any illness, it must be reported immediately
- Rich source of Omega-3
- Mutton liver
- Kidney
- Ground nut
- Sardine fish
- Baklawa is
- A type of sandwich
- An Arabic sweet
- An Italian soup
- None of these
- Cider is made from
- Apple juice
- Apricot juice
- Grape juice
- Pear juice
- An example for cephalopod
- Lobster
- Clam
- Squid
- Oyster
- Most of the consommé are named after
- The person invented it
- The place of origin
- Garnish used in it
- The stock used
- Madeira is a
- Fortified wine
- Sparkling wine
- Blended wine
- Cocktail
- The spicy food region of China
- Shanghai
- Peking
- Canton
- Szechuan
- Coating the surface of food materials with oil, seasoning, acid, etc. is
- Blending
- Marinating
- Kneading
- Stirring
- All fruit, vegetable and ice carvings are done at
- Restaurant
- Vegetable section
- Garde manger
- Still room
- Boiling point of water in Fahrenheit scale is
- 112
- 132
- 212
- 232
- Largest tea producing country in the world
- India
- China
- Brazil
- Sri Lanka
- Vermouth is
- A spirit
- An aromatized wine
- A liqueur
- None of these
- The term used to denote batter fried food items
- Broast
- Frost
- Cracker
- Fritter
- Vindaloo is a very hot curry from the state
- Karnataka
- Bihar
- Goa
- Maharashtra
- A long crisp stick of bread served with soup
- Crouton
- Flute
- Yule
- Roulade
- Which is an odd one?
- Oregano
- Rosemary
- Caerphilly
- Dill
- Whipped egg white and sugar
- Meringue
- Marzipan
- Mirepoix
- Custard
- Au four means
- Food for four persons
- Cooked four times
- Food with four ingredients
- None of these
- Which one is not offal?
- Liver
- Sweet bread
- Shank
- Kidney
- Mexican unleavened flat bread made of corn meal
- Tortilla
- Challah
- Tapas
- Roti
- 1 ounce is equal to
- 45 Gram.
- 30 Gram.
- 50 Gram.
- 25 Gram.
- Mixture of flour and liquid in a stiff form
- Batter
- Gild
- Mask
- Dough
- Which is a highly perishable item?
- Potatoes
- Eggs
- Fish
- Apples
- One gram of fat provides
- 9 cal.
- 7 cal.
- 4 cal.
- 6 cal.
- Ideal temperature for the growth of bacteria
- 55 C.
- 70 C.
- 20 C.
- 37 C.
- Which of the following statements is correct?
- Best way for thawing frozen meat is to dip in water for long time
- Sparkling wines are served chilled
- Dustbins and swill bins need not to be kept covered
- Europeans usually have a heavy breakfast
- The discolouration in cut bananas or apples is due to the action of certain
- Micro organisms
- Chemicals present in air
- Enzymes
- None of these
- An example for hydrogenated fat
- Butter
- Tallow
- Ghee
- Margarine
- In American service food is served
- Pre-plated
- From a large platter
- From a trolley
- From a large counter
- Chef potager prepares
- Fish items
- Soups
- Pastries
- Roast items
- In which year National Planning Committee (NPC) was set up under the leadership of Jawaharlal Nehru?
- 1940
- 1942
- 1938
- 1936
- The "Plan of Economic Development for India" formulated by Indian capitalists in the 1940's was popularly known as
- Delhi Plan
- Bombay Plan
- Indian Laissez-faire
- Us Model
- Nehru-Mahalanobis strategy of development was put into practice in the ___________
- First Five Year Plan (1951-56)
- IPR (1948)
- Second Five Year Plan (1956-61)
- IDRA (1951)
- Who among the following English statesman remarked in the British Parliament that "the Revolt of 1857 in India was a national Revolt"?
- Benjamin Disraeli
- William Gladstone
- Robert Peel
- Lord George Hamilton
- Which freedom fighter of India established 'Swadesh Sevak Home' in Vancouver to fight against the British?
- Surya Sen
- Lala Hardayal
- T. N. Das
- G. D. Kumar
- Who among the following freedom fighter was hanged to death by the British in connection with the Kokori Robbery Case of August 1925?
- Jogesh Chatterjee
- Ramprasad Bismil
- B. K. Dutt
- Sukhdev
- Name the English newspaper edited and owned by Surendranath Banerjee, to spread nationalist views among the Indians.
- The statesman
- Amrit Bazar Patrika
- Jugantar
- The Bengali
- Arrange the following events of national movement in India in chronological order using the CODES given below :
1) Simon Commission Boycott
2) Swadeshi Movement
3) Rowlat Satyagraha
4) Royal Indian Navy (RIN) Revolt- 4, 3, 1, 2
- 1, 3, 2, 4
- 2, 3, 1, 4
- 3, 1, 2, 4
- Name the Archaeologist who discovered paleolithic implements from Kanhirappuzha in the Palakkad district in 1974.
- P. Rajendran
- Robert Bruce Foote
- Padmanabhan Thampi
- Phipil Lake
- The Dutch Palace at Mattancherry was built by the ______________ about 1555 A.D.
- British
- Portuguese
- Dutch
- French
- Which social reformer of Kerala authored a book titled 'Mokshapradeepam' to spread his reformist views?
- Poikayil Yohannan
- Ayyankali
- Sree Narayana Guru
- Brahmananda Sivayogi
- The establishment of a Sanskrit educational centre called "Tatwa Prakasika Ashrama" was associated with which social reformer of Kerala?
- Ayyavaikundar
- Chattambi Swamikal
- Vaghbhatananda
- Brahmananda Sivayogi
- Match the following using the CODES given below :
A) Prathyaksha Raksha Daiva Sabha
B) Uralunkal Aikyananaya Sangham
C) Cochin Pulaya Mahasabha
D) Thiruvitamkur Ezhava Sabha
1) Vagbhdananda
2) Pandit Karuppan
3) Dr. Palpu
4) Poikayil Yohannan- A-1, B-2, C-3, D-4
- A-3, B-4, C-1, D-2
- A-4, B-1, C-2, D-3
- A-1, B-4, C-3, D-2
- Which poet and social reformer of Kerala received the titles 'Kavitilakan' and 'Sahityanipunan' from Valiya Tampuran of Cochin?
- Kumaranasan
- Pandit Karuppan
- Dr. Palpu
- Thycaud Ayya
- 'Kallumala Samaram', an agitation of Pulaya Community against the caste elites, was held under the leadership of __________
- Ayyankali
- Ayyavaikundar
- Pandit Karuppan
- Chattambi Swamikal
- Name the First Community Radio in India which was launched in the year 2008.
- Gyan Vani
- Radio Rimjhim
- Uttam radio
- Sangham Radio
- Sharing the waters of the Teesta River is the most contentious dispute between India and _______
- Bangladesh
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- Bhutan
- Which among the following song is associated with the renowned American Rock and Roll Musician Chuck Berry, who died on 18th March 2017?
- Thriller
- Johnny B. Goode
- Force of Nature
- Morning Has Broken
- Which Indian boxer won Gold Medal (49 kg category) at the Thailand Invitation International Boxing Tournament held in Bangkok in 2017?
- Rohit Toka
- L. Devendro Singh
- Vikas Krishnan
- K. Shyam Kumar
- Who among the following Indian-American literary figure bagged the International Dublin Literary Award for the year 2016?
- Akhil Sharma
- Deepak Chopra
- Kovid Gupta
- Jhumpa Lahiri
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