Fourth Food Analyst Examination (Paper II) - Online Model Solved Questions - 1 to 25

Fourth Food Analyst Examination (Paper II) - Online Model Solved Questions - 1 to 25
Food Analyst Examination Old Question paper / Previous year questions (Answer key BOLD)

1.       Lactoferrin is an iron binding __________________ that is inhibitory to a number of food borne bacteria.
a.       Lipoprotein
b.      Glycoprotein
c.       Lactoprotein
d.      Dipeptide

2.       Milk is deficient in one of the following vitamin _____
a.       A
b.      B complex
c.       C
d.      D

3.       Yellow colour in cow milk is due to _____________
a.       Xanthophyll
b.      Riboflavin
c.       Carotene
d.      Bixin

4.       Lactose is composed of D- galactose and D- glucose  linked through_________
a.       Alpha (5-8)
b.      Alpha (1-4)
c.       Beta (5-8)
d.      Beta (1-4)

5.       The following is not a potent antioxidant________________
a.       Capsaicin
b.      Nordihydroguaretic acid
c.       Tertiary Butyl Hydroquinone
d.      Casoxin

6.       Sorbates and Benzoates preservatives are most active at following pH of food system
a.       7
b.      9
c.       4.5
d.      2

7.       Incorporation of Soy flour to wheat flour would enrich the bread with  following constituent ___
a.       Lysine
b.      Fiber
c.       Lactose
d.      Iron

8.       Amongst derivatives of Lactose, _______________ is the anomer of lactose.
a.       Lactobinic acid
b.      Lactulose
c.       Epilactose
d.      Lactitol

9.       Relation between pH and pOH is expressed as _______
a.       pH - pOH = 14
b.      pH - pOH = 7
c.       pH + pOH = 7
d.      pH + pOH = 14

10.   Gluten is very unique food present in ____
a.       Barley
b.      Oat
c.       Rice
d.      Wheat

11.   In Kjeldhal method of Nitrogen estimation, indicator comprises __________
a.       Methyl  Red+ Methylene Blue
b.      Methyl Orange + Bromophenol Blue
c.       Methyl Orange + Methylene Blue
d.      Methyl Red + Bromophenol Blue

12.    Enzyme lipase is likely to attack fat globules ____
a.       Before homogenization
b.      After homogenization
c.       Before cream separation
d.      After pasteurization

13.   Fat molecules exhibit different crystal forms which is called as _______
a.       Pleomorphism
b.      Polymorphism
c.       Polymers
d.      Stereoisomers

14.   Inhibitory effect of milk peptides on the angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE inhibition) is used for making products for controlling _____
a.       Cholesterol
b.      Hypertension
c.       Immune functions
d.      Osteoporosis

15.   Which of the following is not a natural colour _______
a.       Canidine 3 glucoside
b.      Chlorophyll
c.       Sunset yellow
d.      Annato

16.   The principal acid formed on heating of lactose at temperature above 1000C .
a.       Oxalic acid
b.      Lactic acid
c.       Lactobionic acid
d.      Formic acid

17.   Linoleic and linolenic acid are not synthesized in the mammary gland and have to be supplied in the diet; they are therefor called as _____
a.       Unsaturated fatty acids
b.      Essential fatty acids
c.       Polyenoic acids
d.      None of the above

18.   Retrogradation can lead to ________ to expel water from polymer network.
a.       Gelling
b.      Syneresis
c.       Dextrinization
d.      Annealing

19.   Increase in volume, viscosity and translucency of starch granules when they are heated in a liquid is called ______
a.       Retrogradation
b.      Dextrinization
c.       Inversion
d.      Gelatinization

20.   Trypsin hydrolyses a peptide bond on the carboxyl side of
a.       Leucine
b.      Phenylalanine
c.       Arginine
d.      Proline

21.   Dominant sugar present in hemicelluloses is ________
a.       Ribose
b.      Ribulose
c.       Xylulose
d.      Xylose

22.   Celiac disease is a manifestation of _______
a.       lactose intolerance
b.      Tropical sprue
c.       Chronic constipation
d.      Gluten intolerance

23.   Element that acts as an antioxidant and have synergistic effect with vitamin E is
a.       Selenium
b.      Iron
c.       Copper
d.      Iodine

24.   Naturally occurring form of amino acid in proteins
a.       L - amino acids only
b.      D - amino acids only
c.       Both L and D amino acids
d.      None of these

25.   Conversion of Casein to Paracasein requires _______
a.       Protease and Renin
b.      Papain and Renin
c.       Magnesium ions and Renin
d.      Calcium ions and Renin
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