Q. Statement 1: The stomach of a goat or a sheep has an enzyme called rennin which is used to make cottage/curd cheese.
Statement 2: Certain sea-foods such as shrimps and lobsters can destroy vitamin B-12 in the body if eaten raw due to the presence of an enzyme called thiaminase.

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Q. Bacteria and yeast can _____

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Q. Which of the following fact is correct with respect to the food preservation industry?

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Q. Statement 1: Shelf stable foods are considered non-perishable at room temperatures.
Statement 2: Protected from light also includes food items that are wrapped in an aluminium foil.

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Q. Dry storage means at a temperature about _____ and humidity below _____

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Q. With respect to the temperature of storage, the order for following methods of storage is as follows cool storage > refrigerated storage > freezer storage.

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Q. As a thumb rule in the food industry, reducing the temperature of storage by 10°C increases the life of food item by twice and increasing by 10°C reduces by half.

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Q. Shelf life is the period between processing to retail purchase to consuming of the food product.

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Q. Animal muscles have water as the majority of the content but the aim of humans is to extract the protein out of it and consume it.

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Q. Statement 1: Shellfish are consumed by local people.
Statement 2: Polished rice is just as nutritious as unpolished rice.

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Q. Statement 1: Time is an important parameter for the growth of spoilage organisms.
Statement 2: Temperature is an important parameter for the growth of spoilage organisms.

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Q. The length of storage of fruits and vegetables is a function of _____

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Q. Statement 1: A harvested fruit contains many oxidative substrates required to perform respiration.
Statement 2: Different species of fruits have different patterns of respiration. This is called as _____

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Q. In the climacteric, the ratio of the highest peak to the minimum _____ with temperature.

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Q. Statement 1: In the climacteric, the ratio of the highest peak to the minimum varies with temperature.
Statement 2: In the climacteric, the ratio of the highest peak to the minimum varies from fruit to fruit.

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Q. Statement 1: After harvest, there is a decline in the uptake of oxygen.
Statement 2: After harvest, there is a sharp rise in the uptake of oxygen.

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Q. The slope of the climacteric varies with _____

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Q. Statement 1: Ripening of fruits is accompanied with a lot of anabolic and catabolic reactions.
Statement 2: Certain fleshy roots, tubers and bulbs have low metabolic activity and are dormant until there are environmentally favorable conditions for germination and growth.

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Q. Fleshy fruits after _____ are _____

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Q. Statement 1: At low temperatures, the rate of respiration of harvested fruits and vegetables decreases.
Statement 2: Under conditions where respiration rate is retarded, changes in chlorophyll loss are also delayed.

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