How To Roast A Chicken Quiz
The purpose of this activity is to analyze if both groups of students can follow online instructions on how to learn how to Roast a Chicken. The students consisting of two females and one male will work independently online.
- 1.
Are children supposed to be around the cooking area while preparing the bird?
- A.
Yes
- B.
No
Correct Answer
B. NoExplanation
It is not safe for children to be around the cooking area while preparing the bird. Cooking involves the use of hot surfaces, open flames, and sharp objects, which can pose a risk of burns, cuts, and other injuries to children. Additionally, the cooking process may release smoke, fumes, and strong odors that can be harmful if inhaled by children. To ensure their safety, it is best to keep children away from the cooking area and supervise them in a separate space.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Where do you place the chicken to thaw?
- A.
Freezer
- B.
Counter
- C.
Refridgerator
Correct Answer
C. RefridgeratorExplanation
The correct answer is "Refrigerator." When thawing chicken, it is important to do so at a safe temperature to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria. Placing the chicken in the refrigerator allows it to thaw slowly and evenly, maintaining a safe temperature throughout the process. Thawing on the counter or in the freezer can lead to uneven thawing and potentially allow bacteria to multiply, making the chicken unsafe to consume.Rate this question:
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- 3.
What type of water enviornment should you thaw the chicken if needed?
- A.
Lukewarm
- B.
Hot
- C.
Cold
Correct Answer
C. ColdExplanation
Thawing chicken in a cold water environment is the correct answer because it helps to prevent the growth of bacteria. When chicken is thawed in cold water, it stays at a safe temperature, below 40°F (4°C), which inhibits bacterial growth. Thawing chicken in hot water or lukewarm water can cause the outer layer of the chicken to reach a temperature where bacteria can multiply rapidly. Therefore, thawing chicken in cold water is the safest method to ensure food safety.Rate this question:
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- 4.
List the two ways a cooking thermometer can assist you when cooking?
- A.
Makes sure that the chicken doesn't over or undercook
- B.
Makes sure the oven isn't too hot or cold
- C.
Checks if the room temperature is below or above 75 degrees
Correct Answer
A. Makes sure that the chicken doesn't over or undercookExplanation
A cooking thermometer can assist you when cooking in two ways. Firstly, it helps in ensuring that the chicken is cooked to the appropriate temperature, preventing it from being overcooked or undercooked. This is important for food safety and to ensure that the chicken is cooked evenly and thoroughly. Secondly, a cooking thermometer can also be used to check the temperature of the oven, ensuring that it is not too hot or cold. This is crucial for accurate cooking times and to achieve the desired results in the recipe.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What does a cooking thermometer measure?
- A.
Temperature of the oven
- B.
Temperature of the chicken
- C.
Temperature of the room
Correct Answer
B. Temperature of the chickenExplanation
A cooking thermometer is used to measure the temperature of the chicken. This is important in cooking to ensure that the chicken is cooked thoroughly and to the appropriate temperature to kill any harmful bacteria. By measuring the temperature of the chicken, one can determine if it is cooked to a safe internal temperature, which is typically around 165°F (74°C) for chicken.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How do you know if the chicken is cooked thoroughly?
- A.
The meat was white and moist
- B.
The meat was white and dry
- C.
The meat was hard and dry
Correct Answer
A. The meat was white and moistExplanation
The correct answer is "The meat was white and moist" because these are indicators of a properly cooked chicken. When chicken is cooked thoroughly, the meat turns white and the juices run clear. Moisture in the meat indicates that it is cooked to the appropriate temperature, ensuring that it is safe to eat.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What knife should be used to carve the chicken?
- A.
Butter knife
- B.
Chef's knife
- C.
Paring knife
Correct Answer
B. Chef's knifeExplanation
A chef's knife should be used to carve the chicken because it is a versatile and multipurpose knife that is specifically designed for tasks like slicing, dicing, and carving. It has a long, sharp blade with a pointed tip, which makes it ideal for cutting through the meat and separating the chicken into desired portions. The chef's knife provides better control and precision compared to a butter knife or paring knife, making it the most suitable option for carving the chicken.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What do you cut first when carving the chicken?
- A.
Breast of the chicken
- B.
Tussing string
- C.
Thighs of the chicken
Correct Answer
B. Tussing stringExplanation
When carving a chicken, the first thing you cut is the tussing string. This is because the tussing string is used to hold the chicken together during cooking and it needs to be removed before carving. Once the string is cut, you can then proceed to carve the chicken into desired pieces, such as the breast or thighs.Rate this question:
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- 9.
When reheating the chicken, what temperature should it be?
- A.
40 degrees or lower
- B.
100 degrees
- C.
165 degrees or higher
Correct Answer
C. 165 degrees or higherExplanation
When reheating chicken, it is important to ensure that it reaches a temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. This is because heating the chicken to this temperature helps to kill any bacteria or pathogens that may be present, reducing the risk of foodborne illnesses. Reaching this temperature ensures that the chicken is thoroughly cooked and safe to eat.Rate this question:
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