Objective Evaluation Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

It involves instrumentation and use of physical and chemical techniques to evaluate food quality.

A

Objective evaluation of foods

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Fill in the blanks. The objective test must measure a/an _____ of the food that has a major effect on ____.

A

attribute; quality

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Modified true or false. The objective test results should correlate with sensory testing of a different food product to ensure that the test is a reliable index of the food’s quality.

A

False; different -> similar

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4
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True or False. Objective tests must be repeatable.

A

True.

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5
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Modified true or false. One characteristic of an objective tests is its entire inclusion of the investigators’ attitudes.

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False. inclusion –> exclusion

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Modified true or false. Objective evaluation is a highly reliable data, convenient, and subject to human factors.

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False. Non-subject.

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7
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Fill in the blank. Objective test offers only a ____ measurement of the true food’s true quality.

A

proxy

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8
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What is the basis of evaluation for both sensory evaluation and objective evaluation?

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The 5 senses

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9
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Modified true or false. The color fan uses hue, value and chroma to specify colors.

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False. Munsell color system (color fan)

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10
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Give 2 kinds of color fan used in the lab.

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Pantone and Benjamin Moore

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Modified true or false. In identifying colors using a hunter lab, b represents the color-opponent dimensions of redness-greeness of a product.

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False. b represents blueness-yellowness (b+ yellow, b- blue)

a+ red, a- green, L=100 bright, L=0 dark

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12
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Give the other three simple instruments mentioned in the discussion that can be used to describe appearance.

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1.) photography and microphotography
2.) ink imprints
3.) photocopying

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13
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Using volume to assess the appearance of a food sample can be done by ___ and ____.

A

taking dimensions; displacement methods

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14
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What instrument is used to substitute the nose in assessing aroma?

A

E-nose

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15
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What does e-nose stand for?

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Electric
Natural
Olfactory
Sensory
Emulator

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16
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Fill in the blank. E-nose can be used to detect ___-odors and __ contaminants.

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off-odors and microbial contaminants

17
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In the objective evaluation of taste, what instrument is used to measure sweetness?

A

Refractometer

18
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What instrument is used to measure sourness?

A

pH meter and titration

19
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True or false. Salinimeter is the instrument used to measure the saltiness of a food sample.

A

False. Salinometer

20
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What compounds does the e-nose absorb in identifying aroma?

A

Volatile compounds

21
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What is the instrument used in detecting the 5 basic tastes?

A

Electric tongue or e-tongue

22
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It refers to the quality of food that can be felt with the fingers, tongue, palate or teeth.

23
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It is defined as the science of deformation and flow of matter. It other words, it is the reaction of food in the application of pressure.

24
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Fill in the blank. Penetrometer is a test for ____.

25
Fill in the blank. The stable micro system is a ___ analyzer.
texture
26
Fill in the blanks. Line spread test is a test for ___ and ___.
consistency and viscosity
27
It is an instrument that is based in the rotational resistance of capillary action.
Viscometer
28
What do you call the instrument that measures the acoustic energy release during a physical test?
Acoustic envelope detector
29
It determines the smoothness or roughness of the sound.
Acoustic Tribology
30
It is an attempt to correlate instrumental measurements with sensory descriptions.
Texture profile analysis