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Methodical recommendation:

Theory

Number Name Description
Number 1. Name Food spoilage Description A theory that explains what is food spoilage, signs of food spoilage, and the factors that cause spoilage of food.
Number 2. Name Food preservation Description A theory about what is food preservation, the need for preservation of foods, and few methods that are commonly used in the preservation of food.
Number 3. Name Food preservation - cold storage, freezing, pasteurization Description Other food preservation methods like cold storage, freezing, freeze drying, canning and boiling are explained in detail.
Number 4. Name Food preservatives Description A theory that explains about preservatives, the types of preservatives used and the mechanism of action how each of them acts to preserve food.
Number 5. Name Food adulteration Description A theory that explains what is food adulteration, the types of food adulterants, the reason why food adulteration occurs, and the health effects of food adulteration.
Number 6. Name Test to detct the presence of adulterants Description A theory that explains the tests to detect the presence of adulterants present in food using simple procedures that can be done at home.
Number 7. Name Food quality control Description A theory that explains the various food quality control agencies - FCI, FSSAI, ISI, FPO, and AGMARK, their riole and responsibilities.

Practice Questions

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
Number 1. Name External factors that cause food spoilage Type 1st type - receptive Difficulty easy Marks 2 m. Description A drag and drop exercise to test the knowledge of students on the topic the external factors that are responsible for the spoilage of food.
Number 2. Name Different preservation methods employed Type 1st type - receptive Difficulty easy Marks 3 m. Description A multiple choice question exercise that tests the knowledge of the students in the various preservation methods that are employed in foods.
Number 3. Name Various food preservatives used Type 1st type - receptive Difficulty easy Marks 2 m. Description A drag and drop exercise that tests the concept of the different preservatives being used - natural and synthetic preservatives.
Number 4. Name Different food adulteration and adulterants Type 1st type - receptive Difficulty easy Marks 3 m. Description A drop down match the following exercise that helps in the understanding of concepts - adulteration and types of adulterants used in food.
Number 5. Name Incidentally added adulterants in food Type 1st type - receptive Difficulty easy Marks 3 m. Description A drag and drop exercise to identify the incidentally added adulterants present in the food.
Number 6. Name Food spoilage and drying Type 2nd type - interpretation Difficulty medium Marks 4 m. Description A true or false exercise that is based on spoilage of food, factors that cause spoilage, preservation, need for preservation, and drying.
Number 7. Name Irradiation, drying and cold storage Type 2nd type - interpretation Difficulty medium Marks 4 m. Description A fill in the blank exercise that tests the concepts of food preservation - drying and its types, smoking, irradiation, and cold storage, and their mechanism of action.
Number 8. Name Freezing, pasteurization and canning Type 2nd type - interpretation Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A drag and drop exercise to test the understanding of the concepts - freezing, freeze drying, canning and boiling.
Number 9. Name Preservatives used and their mechanism of action Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A multiple choice question exercise to test the knowledge of the student in the various preservatives used - natural and synthetic preservatives, the uses, and the mechanism of how they act as a preservative.
Number 10. Name To identify the adulterants present in suagr and milk Type 2nd type - interpretation Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A drag and drop exercise that arranges the steps involved in the procedure to test the presence of water, detergent in milk, and chalk powder in sugar.
Number 11. Name Consequences of adulteration, PFA, FCI Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty medium Marks 4 m. Description A drop down exercise on consequences of adulteration, what is the purpose PFA and FCI.
Number 12. Name Roles and responsibilities of quality control agencies Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A multiple choice question exercise on the roles and responsibilities of various quality control agencies.
Number 13. Name Mechanism of action of preservation using salt, sugar, and vinegar Type 2nd type - interpretation Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A drag and drop match exercise that matches the pictures with the preservative mechanism of action.
Number 14. Name Methods and mechanisms of food preservation Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty hard Marks 7 m. Description A two statement exercise on methods and mechanisms of food preservation.
Number 15. Name Food quality control agencies and food preservation techniques Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty hard Marks 7 m. Description An assertion and reasoning exercise on food quality control agencies and food preservation techniques.
Number 16. Name Food spoilage, preservation, and quality control agencies Type 3rd type - analysis Difficulty hard Marks 7 m. Description An exercise where two correct statements must be identifed from five statements based on the topic food spoilage, preservation, and quality control agencies.

Questions for Teacher Use

Number Name Type Difficulty Marks Description
Number 1. Name Types of adulterants present in food Type Other Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description A match the following exercise on the various types of adulterants present in food.
Number 2. Name Use of inert gas in packing foods Type Other Difficulty easy Marks 3 m. Description A drag and drop exercise to identify the use of inert gas in foods.
Number 3. Name Different preservative methods employed Type Other Difficulty medium Marks 5 m. Description An analogy type of exercise where the student analysis the question based on the concepts of deficiency disease, and the examples of mono and polysaccharides.
Number 4. Name Activity - to test the adulteration in milk and tea powder Type Other Difficulty hard Marks 10 m. Description An activity to test the adulterants that are present in milk and tea powder.
Number 5. Name Preservation methods and factors that cause food spoilage Type Other Difficulty hard Marks 9 m. Description An answer in detail exercise on preservation methods and factors that cause food spoilage.
Number 6. Name Adulterants, adulteration and the quality control agencies in India Type Other Difficulty hard Marks 8 m. Description An answer in detail exercise in adulterants, adulteration and the quality control agencies in India.
Number 7. Name Ingredients, importance of manufacture and expiry date Type Other Difficulty hard Marks 10 m. Description An exercise on the activity on ingredients, importance of manufacture and expiry date.
Number 8. Name Food preservation Type Other Difficulty medium Marks 1 m. Description Multiple choice questions (MCQs) from TN book back exercises.
Number 9. Name Food adulteration and quality control Type Other Difficulty medium Marks 1 m. Description Fill in the blanks from TN book back exercises.

Tests

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
Number 1. Name Training test 1 Recomended time: 00:10:00 Difficulty easy Marks 9 m. Description A training test on preservation methods, factors that cause food spoilage.
Number 2. Name Training test 2 Recomended time: 00:10:00 Difficulty easy Marks 10 m. Description A training test on different food adulterants, food adulteration, various food preservatives used and the different food preservation methods.

Periodic assessments

Number Name Recomended time: Difficulty Marks Description
Number 1. Name Homework 1 Recomended time: 00:15:00 Difficulty medium Marks 10 m. Description A homework test on an exercise on the activity on ingredients, importance of manufacture and expiry date.
Number 2. Name Homework 2 Recomended time: 00:20:00 Difficulty medium Marks 15 m. Description A homework test on adulterants - natural and incidentally added adulterants, irradiation, drying, cold storage, and quality control agencies.
Number 3. Name Homework 3 Recomended time: 00:15:00 Difficulty medium Marks 10 m. Description A homework test on an activity to test the adulterants that are present in milk and tea powder.
Number 4. Name Homework 4 Recomended time: 00:15:00 Difficulty medium Marks 14 m. Description A homework test on consequences of adulteration, PFA, FCI, food spoilage, preservation methods and use of inert gas in packing foods.
Number 5. Name Progress test Recomended time: 00:20:00 Difficulty medium Marks 19 m. Description A progress test on preservatives used, adulterants present in milk, sugar, preservation methods and factors that cause food spoilage.
Number 6. Name Progress test 2 Recomended time: 00:20:00 Difficulty medium Marks 17 m. Description A progress test on methods and mechanisms underlying food preservation, and types of adulterants present in food.
Number 7. Name Progress test 3 Recomended time: 00:20:00 Difficulty medium Marks 17 m. Description A progress test on the topic food spoilage, food preservation, and food quality control agencies.
Number 8. Name Periodic Assessment Recomended time: 00:10:00 Difficulty medium Marks 3 m. Description PA 2
Number 9. Name Periodic Assessment 2.0 Recomended time: 00:10:00 Difficulty medium Marks 12 m. Description PA 2