Term 2 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

What are the four(4) states vegetables are available in?

A

1) Preserved States
2) Frozen
3) Canned
4) Dried

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2
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How are vegetables classified?

A

Vegetables are classified according to the part of the plant from which they come from

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3
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List two(2) ways to distinguish a Fruit from a Vegetable

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1) Fruits are eaten with sweet parts of a meal, while vegetables are eaten with savoury parts of a meal.

2) Fruits contain seeds while vegetables consists of roots, stems and leaves.

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4
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List three(3) chemicals that are approved for use on plant crops

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1) Pesticides
2) Insecticides
3) Fungicides

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5
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List three(3) effects of the chemicals approved for use on plant crops.

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1) Cancer
2) Birth Defects
3) Asthma

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6
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Why are leafy vegetables green?

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Leafy Vegetables are green because of the presence of chlorophyll.

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7
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What causes the yellow/orange colour of fruits and vegetables

A

Carotenoids

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8
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What causes the red/blue colour of fruits and vegetables?

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Anthocyanins

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9
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List three(3) points to consider when choosing vegetables

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1) Avoid damaged and bruised vegetables.

2) Choose vegetables of a firm texture and right colour.

3) Avoid vegetables with insect bites or mould.

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10
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List four(4) types of vegetables and give two examples for each

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1) Leaves - Cabbage, Spinach

2) Flowers - Cauliflower, Calabrese

3) Tubers - Potatoes, Yam

4) Roots - Carrots, Beetroot

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11
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List two(2) ways to preserve the vitamins and minerals content in vegetables

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1) Wash the vegetables but do not soak them in water as this will cause the water-soluble vitamins and minerals to be lost.

2) Cook the vegetables in the minimum amount of boiling water as placing them in boiling water destroys enzymes and helps the vitamins.

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12
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Explain why vegetables are cooked/heated.

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Vegetables are cooked/heated to reduce their bulk and make them more digestible by cooking the starch they contain.

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13
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List the two(2) water-soluble vitamins that are present in vegetables.

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1) Vitamin B
2) Vitamin C

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14
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List three(3) vegetables that are rich in vitamin C.

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1) Kale
2) Spinach
3)Tomatoes

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15
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List the two(2) Fat-soluble vitamins that are found in some vegetables.

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1) Vitamin A
2) Vitamin E and K

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16
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List the two(2) vegetables which contain the most vitamin A and the two(2) which contain none

A

Carrot and dark green leafy vegetables contain the most Vitamin A.

Potatoes and Onions contain no Vitamin A.

17
Q

Which vegetables contain Vitamin D

18
Q

List two(2) vegetables which contain a little vitamin E and K

A

1) Green Vegetables
2) Peas

19
Q

When do plants produce starch?

A

Plants produce starch during photosynthesis.

20
Q

List the two(2) minerals present in vegetables

A

1) Calcium
2) Iron

21
Q

How should vegetables be stored?

A

Vegetables should be stored in a cool place, in a plastic bag.