Home Science Chapter 16 Food Safety And Quality
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    Food Safety And Quality Here is the CBSE Home+science Chapter 16 for Class 12 students. Summary and detailed explanation of the lesson, including the definitions of difficult words. All of the exercises and questions and answers from the lesson's back end have been completed. NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Home+science Food Safety And Quality Chapter 16 NCERT Solutions for Class 12 Home+science Food Safety And Quality Chapter 16 The following is a summary in Hindi and English for the academic year 2021-2022. You can save these solutions to your computer or use the Class 12 Home+science.

    Question 1
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    A family has been served chole-bhatura, pickle and curd for lunch. Evaluate the adequacy of this meal to suit the requirements of a pregnant woman and a family member suffering from hypertension. Also, suggest modifications in it for them. Support your answer with adequate reasons.

    Solution
    Family Meal  Modifications  Reasons
    Chole (i) Less spicy and add coriander leaves.
    (ii) More Quantity of chola.
    (i) Folic acid, Vitamin A.
    (ii) Iron, Protein
    Bhature (i) Stuff with grated panner
    (ii) Knead dough with beetroot/green leafy vegetables.
    (i) Calcium, Vitamin A.
    (ii) Iron
    Pickle Replace mango pickle with amla chutney with fewer spices. Vitamin C
    Curd Add vegetables or fruits. Calcium, Protein.
    Question 2
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    In spite of boiling, the drinking water was declared unsafe. What could be the four possible reasons for this?

    Solution

    The four possible reasons are:

    1. Boiling water kills harmful organisms but does nothing to remove toxic chemicals, compounds, salts, and metals.
    2. Boil water not stored in clean container.
    3. Not boiled for 10 mins
    4. Heated below 100
    5. Not Strained
    Question 3
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    Present eight important points you will keep in mind for maintaining hygiene in your kitchen.

    Solution

    Eight important points for maintaining hygiene in the kitchen:

    1. Clean kitchen after use to keep insects and pests away from it.
    2. Dustbins should be covered.
    3. Clean the clogged wire mesh.
    4. Remove grime from the tube lights and fans.
    5. Remove grease from the exhaust fan.
    6. Regularly clean all surfaces (tiles, counters, shelves/floors).
    7. Cover and line dustbins/ empty dustbins daily.
    8. Utensils to be used should be neat and clean.
    Question 4
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    Rehana lives in Goa with her husband and children. Briefly explain any four factors which would influence her selection of foods. Convince her with four reasons to plan the meals for her family.

    Solution
    Factors which influence her selection of foods:
    1. Biological determinants such as hunger, appetite and taste.
    2. Economic determinants such as cost, income, availability, etc.
    3. Religion –her choices would be influenced by her religion.
    4. Region –will select locally available food such as seafood.
    Reasons she should plan meals for her family:
    1. Ensures nutritional needs of all members are met
    2. Ensures variety within available resources
    3. Ensures satiety
    4. Keeps within budget
    5. Helps to save time, money and energy.
    Question 5
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    “Two major problems faced by consumers are regarding quality and prices of the products.” Elaborate this statement with the help of any four examples each.

    Solution

    Problems regarding quality of products

    1. Adulteration
    2. Imitation of branded products.
    3. Selling substandard products.
    4. Selling loose items.
    5. Fake standard mark used.

    Problem regarding the price of the products

    1. Prices are not fixed.
    2. Prices in two shops vary.
    3. Shopkeepers charge more than MRP(Maximum Retail Price).
    4. Sell loose items and charge any price.
    5. Substandard/poor quality goods are sold for the price of good quality popular brands.
    6. The cost of decorations, extra lights, air conditioners, are added to the price.
    Question 6
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    What four points should be kept in mind while planning meal for nine months old infant?

    Solution

    Points to keep in mind:

    1. Food should be soft, easy to swallow.
    2. It should be easily digestible.
    3. It should be rich in minerals like protein, iron, calcium for the development of the infant.
    4. It should have less fat and spices.
    5. It should be nutritionally balanced.

     

    Question 7
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    Make a cook aware of four most important rules of personal hygiene while cooking food.

    Solution

    Four important rules of personal hygiene while cooking food are:

    1. The cook should wear an apron and cover head.
    2. The cook should not be suffering from any skin or communicable disease.
    3. The cook should wash hands, with hygienic soap or hand sanitizer after a visit to the washroom, cleaning utensils etc.
    4. The cook should not lick food and use clean utensils.

    Question 8
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    While buying Bengal gram, which standard mark should you check on its label? In the absence of this mark, state the adulterant which may be found in it and can be recognized with its shape. Mention two health hazards of consuming such an adulterated food item.

    Solution

    Standard Mark - Agmark/FSSAI

    Adulterant which may be found in it is Kesari dal.

    Health hazards of consuming of Kesari dal are:

    1. Paralysis of lower limbs.
    2. Pain & stiffness of knee & ankle joints.

    Question 9
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    Prepare four rules to ensure that the cook has hygienic habits.

    Solution
    1. The cook should wear an apron and cover head.
    2. The cook should not be suffering from any skin or communicable disease.
    3. The cook should wash hands, with hygienic soap or hand sanitizer after a visit to the washroom, cleaning utensils etc.
    4. The cook should not lick food and use clean utensils.
    Question 10
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    Culture, media, food practices and food availability have a strong influence on the meal planning of a family. Support this statement with the help of one example each.

    Solution

    (i) Culture - Traditions and festival e.g Gujiya is made on Holi, during Navratras Kuttu ka atta is used.

    (ii) Media hype created by media/ advertisement youngsters want to order that which is the latest trends.

    (iii) Food Practices - Traditional foods practice of adding jaggery in all food in Gujarat.

    (iv) Food availability depends on region. For example, coconut used in all meals in coastal areas.

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