Chapter 5 RICE MILLING MCQs 17 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/17 Subscribe 1. . Rice flour contains good quality starch. (A) 60% (B) 90% (C) 80% (D) 70%Show All Answers 2. . Parboiled rice is also known as: (A) Conducted rice (B) Contaminated rice (C) Converted rice (D) Convected riceShow All Answers 3. . Formation of paste by starch at high temperature by absorbing water: (A) Gelatinization (B) Denaturation (C) Retrogradation (D) PurificationShow All Answers 4. . Head rice has length as compared to total length of grain: (A) 80-90% (B) 50-60% (C) 60-70% (D) 40-50%Show All Answers 5. . Purification of rice starch is achieved by: (A) NaOH (B) NaCl (C) NaNO3 (D) NH4ClShow All Answers 6. . Cereal grain which is known as hypoallergic for gluten is: (A) Rice (B) Corn (C) Wheat (D) TriticaleShow All Answers 7. . Outermost covering of paddy rice is: (A) Tegmen (B) Hull (C) Pericarp (D) EpicarpShow All Answers 8. . Engleberg machine performs the function of: (A) Polishing (B) Whitening (C) Dehulling (D) WaxingShow All Answers 9. . Nutritional value of rice is improved by: (A) Polishing (B) Parboiling (C) Dehulling (D) WhiteningShow All Answers 10. . Shelf life of parboiled rice is more due to: (A) Vitamin B concentration (B) Enzyme inactivation (C) Mineral migration (D) Water absorptionShow All Answers 11. . De-husking process produces rice: (A) Polished (B) White (C) Brown (D) Par BoiledShow All Answers 12. . Maximum bran is obtained in process during rice mill: (A) Whitening (B) Dehulling (C) Polishing (D) ScreeningShow All Answers 13. . Rice flour is used in: (A) Breakfast Cereals (B) Bread (C) Burger (D) CookiesShow All Answers 14. . Rice milled after soaking and boiling is called: (A) Par Boiled Rice (B) White Rice (C) Brown Rice (D) Polished RiceShow All Answers 15. . Rice bran oil is obtained from part of paddy: (A) Hull (B) Germ (C) Bran (D) HuskShow All Answers 16. . Polishing removes part of grain: (A) Bran (B) Germ (C) Epicarp (D) AleuroneShow All Answers 17. . Increase in viscosity on heating of starch is called: (A) Retrogradation (B) Gelatinization (C) Caramelization (D) DecompositionShow All Answers