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Home Economics Revision Quiz On Cookery, Laundry, Entertainment …

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Home Economics Revision Quiz


HOME ECONOMICS

  1. Home Economics is a subject made up of different subject areas such as_______ cookery, laundry, needlework, housecraft, and mothercraft.

COOKERY

  1. Food is cooked in the_____ kitchen

  2. The kitchen is also called the ______ domestic workshop.

  3. Essential kitchen equipment includes ____

  4. vegetable knife,

  5. chopping board,

  6. kettle for boiling water,

  7. nutmeg grating cutter sieve for liquids,

  8. cooking pots,

  9. pastry board,

  10. knife,

  11. perforated spoon,

  12. sieve for flour,

  13. flours dredger,

  14. soup saddler,

  15. fish slicer

  16. mortar and pestle

  17. meat mince,

  18. palette knife

  19. the cone-shaped mud fireplace

  20. kerosene tin cooker,

  21. gas cooker,

  22. stove,

  23. rolling pin,

  24. The kinds of cooking places include:

  25. The hearth,

  26. iron tripod,

  27. A mixture of well-beaten flour and liquid is called ____ dough

  28. Putting food in the oven to get top brown and attractive color is called _______browning.

  29. The mixture of yeast and sugar in bread making is called ______ creaming.

  30. Onions, tomatoes, crayfish, pepper, and spices are called _____ingredients.

  31. Cooking food with egg or water and sugar to give it a shining and attractive look is known as ______

  32. A method of cooking freshly broken unbeaten eggs in boiling water is ______

  33. Cooking food below the cooking point so that bubbles do not come up frequently is to _______ simmer.

  34. Food can be cooked in two main ways namely____ by moist heat and by dry heat.

  35. We boil, steam, fry, and stew by ______ moist heat

  36. By dry heat, we _______ roast, grill, and bake.

  37. A method by which food is cooked in boiling water is ______

  38. Cooking food in hot oil is _______

  39. Some four methods of frying include ______

  40. dry frying,

  41. deep frying,

  42. shallow frying, and

  43. wet French frying.

  44. Good food in very little liquid in a covered pot with gentle heating is _______

  45. Cooking food with steam from boiling water is called __________ steaming. E.g., Koki, puddings

  46. Cooking food in an open fire is called ____roasting. (corn, plantains)

  47. Cooking over, under, or in front of an open fire is ___grilling g. (fish, and meat)

  48. Cooking food in dry heat in an enclosed place is _____

  49. Food is cooked to make it _____ taste good, digest easily, kill germs and preserve.

  50. When planning a meal, the following 5 points should be considered

  51. The number of people,

  52. Their ages and sexes,

  53. Occupation and

  54. The amount of money available.

  55. health condition.

  56. The times of meal are _____breakfast, lunch, and supper

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ENTERTAINMENT

  1. There are two types of entertainment namely______

  2. A well-organized party called ___ formal entertainment.

  3. When people just gather on their own called ____ informal entertainment.

  4. Formal parties include _______

  5. wedding feast

  6. send off parties

  7. VIP parties

  8. receptions

  9. birthday

  10. baptism and

  11. tribal meetings

  12. Informal parties include:

  13. football matches

  14. dancing places

  15. film shows, accidents

  16. deaths celebrations or funerals

  17. Food helps us in the following 4 ways______

  18. It makes us grow

  19. Gives us energy

  20. Protect our bodies from diseases and

  21. Repair our broken tissues

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FOOD FACTORS AND THEIR FOODSTUFFS

  1. Proteins can be got from______

  2. meat,

  3. fish,

  4. eggs,

  5. milk,

  6. beans, and

  7. groundnuts

  8. Carbohydrates can be gotten from ______

  9. cassava,

  10. yams,

  11. maize,

  12. sugar,

  13. honey, and

  14. sugar cane

  15. Minerals are obtained from _____ sodium, potassium, calcium, and iron.

  16. Vitamins A B C D and E are found in ____ food

  17. Water is found in all foods, especially _____

  18. The two forms of yeast are _____ dry yeast and wet yeast.

  19. Extreme heat kills _____ yeast

  20. Extreme cold makes yeast inactive but ______ alive

  21. The five types of yeast include _______

  22. dried yeast,

  23. compressed yeast,

  24. brevets yeast,

  25. palm wine yeast,

  26. over ripe bananas also act as yeast.

TEST FOR FRESH YEAST

  1. It should be firm and crumbles easily

  2. It should smell fresh

  3. It should be fawn (light yellowish brown)

  4. It should become liquid if creamed with sugar.

  5. The stages in bread making are ____

  6. creaming,

  7. setting the sponge

  8. mixing the dough,

  9. kneading

  10. rising,

  11. shaping,

  12. proving and

  13. baking

  14. Yeast is called a raising agent because it is mainly used to raise _________ bread dough.

  15. Things needed when baking are ______

  16. flour,

  17. sugar,

  18. fat,

  19. fruits,

  20. eggs, and


  21. Seven kinds of cakes include

  22. rock buns,

  23. ginger cakes,

  24. queens’ cakes

  25. sponges,

  26. rice fruit cakes,

  27. fairy cakes.

  28. Ice cream cake

  29. The four methods of making cake are ____

  30. creaming,

  31. whisking,

  32. rubbing, and


  33. Types of pastries include

  34. jam tart Cornish pasty,

  35. shortcrust pastry,

  36. bake well tart,

  37. custard tart.

  38. Vegetables eaten raw give us____ vitamin c and water.

  39. Five kinds of salads include ______

  40. green salads,

  41. fresh salads,

  42. cold cooked,

  43. vegetable salads,

  44. fruit salads

  45. The method of cooking eggs is ______

  46. boiling,

  47. frying,

  48. poaching,

  49. scrambling, and

  50. Five uses of eggs are _______

  51. growing children

  52. for glazing pastry,

  53. for coating foods,

  54. for frying

  55. for garnishing.

  56. Custards are made with _____ fresh eggs.

  57. Four kinds of custards include _____

  58. baked,

  59. boiled,

  60. steamed, and

  61. caramel custards.

  62. ______ is a light mixture made with fresh eggs. Soufflé

  63. Four kinds of custards include _____ baked vanilla, baked chocolate, orange soufflé, and steamed fish soufflé.

  64. Food for invalids and convalescents includes______

  65. pap from corn,

  66. rice,

  67. scramble egg,

  68. plain soups,

  69. steamed fish,

  70. corn flour moulds

  71. custards and

  72. milk jelly.

  73. Six Points to note when buying fish are________

  74. The eyes should be bright.

  75. The scales should be shining, many, and hard.

  76. The tail should be straight.

  77. The gills should be bright red.

  78. There should be no odor.

  79. The fish should not be soft.

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SETTING THE TABLE

  1. Knives should be placed to the _____ of the plated with their edges pointing to the plates. right

  2. Forks should be placed to the left of the _____

  3. Glasses are placed slightly____ and to the right of the tips of the knives. Above

  4. Spoons are kept to the right of the knives with ___bowls up.

  5. ______ should be placed at the right on the line below the plates. Hot beverages

  6. Bread and butter plates should be placed ____ above the forks and to the left.

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LAUNDRY

  1. Laundry is the washing and finishing of _____ dirty garments.

STAGES OF LAUNDRY

Stage                             Material used

  1. Collection                   Laundry bags, basins

  2. Sorting                       A clean place

  3. Mending                    Needles, thread, buttons

  4. Steeping                    Basin, water, soap

  5. Washing                    Basin, water, soap

  6. Rinsing                     cold clean water

  7. Bleaching                 stain removers

  8. Drying                       lines, pegs, hangers

  9. Bluing and starching        Blue, starch, boiling water

  10. Damping                  cold water, brush, cloth

  11. Ironing                     Blankets, sheets, tables, iron

  12. Folding                    No equipment

  13. Storing                    Box, basket, wardrobe

  14. Perishable laundry equipment that gets finished when used includes___

  15. water,

  16. soap,

  17. charcoal,

  18. starch,

  19. blue, and

  20. stain removers.

  21. Non-perishable laundry equipment that lasts for some time includes____

  22. basin,

  23. buckets,

  24. pegs,

  25. hangers,

  26. dry line,

  27. blankets,

  28. irons, and

POINT TO NOTE WHEN WASHING CLOTHS

  1. Some colored materials can easily lose their ____ when washed. dye

  2. If the dye is a loose one, prepare the water for washing e.g., add ______

COMMON TYPES OF IRONS: They include ________

  1. pressure or steam irons,

  2. gas irons

  3. petrol irons,

  4. flat irons

  5. Charcoal iron,

  6. electric irons,

STAINS

  1. Stains are any foreign colors on a dress that may be ___ fresh or dried.

  2. Stains are classified under ____

  3. Vegetable stains,

  4. animal, stains

  5. minerals stains, and

  6. Grease stains.

  7. Vegetable stains include ______

  8. Tea stain,

  9. Coffee stain,

  10. Cocoa stain,

  11. Fruit stain,

  12. Grass stain.

  13. Animal stains include ______

  14. Blood stain,

  15. Urine stain,

  16. Egg stain,

  17. Perspiration stain.

  18. Greece stains are ________

  19. Paint stain,

  20. Petrol stain,

  21. Oils stain,

  22. Tar stain.

  23. Mineral stains include ______

  24. iron rust,

  25. medicine stain,

  26. ink stain.

  27. Fresh stains are removed by___ Using the specific stain agents used for each known stain.

  28. Bleaches are also used to remove ___

BLEACHING AGENTS

  1. Bleaching agents include: ______ sodium hypochlorite and sunlight

  2. Sunlight is a natural ______ bleaching agent.

  3. Greece solvents include_______ petrol, carbon, benzene, etc.

  4. Some 8 stain-removing agents include______

  5. chloride of lime,

  6. carbon,

  7. vinegar,

  8. paraffin,

  9. turpentine,

  10. tetrachloride,

  11. ethyl alcohol,

  12. methylated spirit.

SOME MATERIALS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS

  1. Wool: it is a conductor of heat. It retains_______ heat in the body.

  2. Cotton: it is a good conductor of heat. It is good in ______ warm weather.

  3. Silk: it is the strongest thread. It is warm and absorbent. It is ____ easy to handle.

  4. Linen: it is a good conductor of heat and cold to wear. The fibers come from_____ natural resources.

  5. Rayon: it is heavy, slippery, and cool the thread is very weak when _____ wet and dries up very quickly.

NEEDLY WORK

  1. 9 tools or requirements for needlework are_______

  2. sewing machine,

  3. chalk or crayons,

  4. sewing sac.

  5. needles,

  6. tape,

  7. measure,

  8. pins,

  9. scissors,

  10. thimbles,

THE SEWING MACHINES

There are three types of sewing machines namely _____

  1. the hand machine,

  2. the foot machine and

  3. electronic machine.

SEAMS

  1. Types of seams include:

  2. Needlework seams e.g., _____ run and fill seams.

  3. Dressmaking seams g., ________

  4. simple seams,

  5. outside stitched seams,

  6. edge-stitched seams and

  7. French seams.

  8. __________are used for shirt seams, shoulder seams. Simple seams

  9. Outside stitched seams are used for _____ many purposes

  10. Run and fill seams are used for _______ under wears Stitches

  11. There are two types of stitches namely

  12. Smoking stitches: examples are_____

  13. stem stitching.

  14. back stitch,

  15. fly stitch,

  16. honeycombing,

  17. cable stitching,

  18. hemstitch flat stitch,

  19. stem stitch,

  20. straight stitch,

  21. feather stitch,

  22. double back stitch,

  23. French knots,

  24. needle weaving and c

  25. oral stitch.

  26. feather stitching,

  27. French stitching,

  28. van dyke stem stitching,

  29. van dyke cable stitching,

  30. sahn stitching,

Embroidery stitches: example include_______ Hems

  1. Eight types of hems include________

  2. face hem,

  3. taped hem,

  4. narrow hem,

  5. shell hem,

  6. wide hem,

  7. bound hem,

  8. face hem, and

  9. slip stitched hem.

  10. Hems are important because_________

  11. They enable the hem to hang well

  12. They make the dress look active

  13. They are decorations on baby wears

  14. They give a well-finished work

Fastenings

  1. 7 types of fastening include_________

  2. zips,

  3. buttons and buttonholes,

  4. Press buttons,

  5. button loops,

  6. hook and eye,

  7. Valero hooks and

  8. bars

Paper Patterns

  1. Paper patterns are cut-out papers with correct measurements used as guides in _______ dressmaking

  2. Paper patterns include_____ broom paper patterns

  3. When making the choice of materials you should______

  4. Know the type of dress required e.g., ______ nightwear, daywear, or sportswear.

  5. Choose the material that suits the _____ type of dress.

  6. Decide on the design considering the material and ____ the style

  7. Consider the wear, type, coloring build and ______

Disposal of fullness on garments

  1. Fullness in garments can be disposed of in several ways. Namely

  2. By gathering,

  3. slurring,

  4. gauging,

  5. smoking,

  6. putting on tucks,

  7. by pleats by putting darts,

  8. Darts are used for shaping shirts and skirts from ___ hips to the waist.

  9. Darts are used for shaping sleeves from the_____ elbow to the wrist.

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