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Chapter 8 CREAM AND ALLIED PRODUCTS PROCESSING MCQs

1. . Cream consists of:

(A) Protein Portion


(B) Lactose Portion


(C) Fatty Portion


(D) Mineral Portion




2. . Cream is the primary raw material for production of:

(A) Yogurt


(B) Cheese


(C) Butter


(D) Milk Powder




3. . Cream is separated from milk by:

(A) Homogenizer


(B) Pasteurizer


(C) Evaporator


(D) Separator




4. . Coffee cream contains fat %age:

(A) 45–50%


(B) 15–18%


(C) 30–40%


(D) 15–25%




5. . Which one is lighter portion of milk:

(A) Buttermilk


(B) Skimmed milk


(C) Cream


(D) Whey




6. . Industrial adjustment of fat and S.N.F is called:

(A) Caramelization


(B) Pasteurization


(C) Homogenization


(D) Standardization




7. . Cream is an emulsion:

(A) Gas-in-water


(B) Gas-in-oil


(C) Oil-in-water


(D) Water-in-oil




8. . Which stabilizers are used to improve whipping ability of cream:

(A) Di-glycerides


(B) Poly-glycerides


(C) Tri-glycerides


(D) Mono-glycerides




9. . Batch pasteurization of cream is done at:

(A) 120°C


(B) 85°C


(C) 74°C


(D) 135°C




10. . Cream is cooled at:

(A) 4-5°C


(B) 0-1°C


(C) 15-20°C


(D) 10-15°C




11. . Cream is usually packed in:

(A) Glass bottle


(B) Tetra Pak


(C) Polyethylene bag


(D) Tin can




12. . Cream is produced by separation of:

(A) Homogenized milk


(B) Pasteurized milk


(C) Un-homogenized milk


(D) Sterilized milk




13. . Milk Cream is a rich source of:

(A) Fat


(B) Mineral


(C) Lactose


(D) Protein




14. . Which cream processing method followed by aseptic packaging:

(A) Dis-continuous


(B) Batch Method


(C) Continuous method


(D) Retort method




15. . Batch sterilization of cream is done at:

(A) 74°C


(B) 120°C


(C) 85°C


(D) 135°C




16. . Which packaging ensures longer shelf life of cream:

(A) Glass packaging


(B) Plastic Packaging


(C) Multilayer packaging


(D) Paper packaging




17. . Double cream contains fat %age:

(A) 15–18%


(B) 45–50%


(C) 30–40%


(D) 15–25%




18. . Which force is required to separate the cream from milk:

(A) Cohesive force


(B) Centripetal force


(C) Adhesive force


(D) Centrifugal force




19. . Various grades of viscosity in cream products can be obtained by:

(A) Homogenization


(B) Sterilization


(C) Pasteurization


(D) Radiation




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