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Chapter 2 MILK SOURCES MCQs

1. . Udder is a:

(A) Spherical Organ


(B) Round Organ


(C) Hallow Organ


(D) Hemispherical organ




2. . Which hormone starts the emptying of the udder:

(A) Estrogen


(B) Oxytocin


(C) Progesterone


(D) Testosterone




3. . Milk is a food:

(A) Semi-Perishable


(B) Perishable


(C) Stable


(D) High Acid




4. . Milk should be stored at:

(A) Room temperature


(B) 4°C


(C) 15°C


(D) 20°C




5. . Medium scale milk distributor distributes milk per day:

(A) 400-800 ltrs


(B) 200-400 ltrs


(C) 1500-2000 ltrs


(D) 100-200 ltrs




6. . Distribution of milk classified into groups:

(A) 1


(B) 2


(C) 3


(D) 4




7. . Milk contains water:

(A) 67%


(B) 77%


(C) 97%


(D) 87%




8. . The average size of fat globule is:

(A) 1–2 µm


(B) 5–6 µm


(C) 7–8 µm


(D) 3–4 µm




9. . Milk having emulsifying agent:

(A) Glycol


(B) Steroid


(C) Wax


(D) Lecithin




10. . Which one is fat-soluble vitamin:

(A) Vit-K


(B) Vit-C


(C) Vit-B1


(D) Vit-B12




11. . Milk contains about protein:

(A) 3.4%


(B) 4.0%


(C) 4.8%


(D) 0.8%




12. . The major protein in milk is:

(A) Lact-Globulin


(B) Whey Protein


(C) Lact-Albumin


(D) Casein




13. . Sugar found only in milk is:

(A) Lactose


(B) Sucrose


(C) Glucose


(D) Maltose




14. . Which disease reduces lactose secretion:

(A) Diarrhea


(B) Influenza


(C) Pneumonia


(D) Mastitis




15. . Milk contains Lactose:

(A) 4.8%


(B) 3.4%


(C) 4.0%


(D) 0.8%




16. . The lactation period of cow is between:

(A) 265–300 days


(B) 90–150 days


(C) 200–300 days


(D) 300–305 days




17. . Which one is the creamiest milk:

(A) Goat milk


(B) Cow milk


(C) Buffalo milk


(D) Sheep milk




18. . Which milk is naturally homogenized:

(A) Buffalo milk


(B) Goat milk


(C) Sheep milk


(D) Cow milk




19. . Buffalos produce liters of milk per lactation period:

(A) 100–2000


(B) 3000–4000


(C) 2000–3000


(D) 4000–5000




20. . Which pigment gives yellow color to butter:

(A) Bile


(B) Chlorophyll


(C) Carotene


(D) Hemoglobin




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