Meal Management
PRELIM EXAM TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
TOPICS NO. OF PERCENTAGE NO. OF ITEMS KNOWLEDGE COMPREHENSION APPLICATION ANALYSIS SYNTHESIS EVALUATION
HOUR
1. Planning Meals 2 Hours 20% 10 1,5,6 2,3,4,7,8,9 10
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JOSEPHINE P. PRIMAVERA
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Meal Management
Prelim Examination
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1. You have been told what is going to be served at a dinner party, starting with the main course. This is
referred to as:
a. The meal manager’s list c. The meal guidelines
b. The menu d. The nutritional guide
2. Jennifer is in her first apartment with a small kitchen. If she volunteers to prepare her family Thanksgiving
dinner, which is the MOST IMPORTANT example of a meal planning principle Chris needs to use?
a. Age and health concerns c. Budgeted amount for food
b. Equipment available d. Time and energy available
3. Rica is planning a birthday party for her grandmother and her friends at the nursing home. Which meal
planning factors should Hannah pay special attention to?
a. Budgeted amount of food
b. Food preparation skills and age/health concerns
c. Equipment, time and energy
d. Number being served and food for leftovers
4. Judy Ann is preparing a meal with a can of potatoes, a can of diced tomatoes, some celery, a few carrots,
and a can of chicken broth, along with a leftover chicken breast. A quick meal is needed. Which time-
saving technique is the best to use?
a. Cooking ahead and freezing a meal c. Cooking a one-dish meal
b. Using a microwave recipe d. Using a slow-cooker recipe
5. A family member has diabetes. It’s important to consider individual health needs when planning meals.
You should choose what type of recipes when serving an individual with diabetes?
a. High fiber c. Low carbohydrates
b. Low protein d. Low sodium
6. What should Yloisa do right before she washes the final dishes?
a. Add up the cost of the meal
b. Plan meals for the next day
c. Evaluate the steps of the meal from menu planning to clean up
d. Store the leftovers
7. Juliet bought and used whatever meat was on sale, even if it meant having it several times that week. To
vary the menu, the best weekly planning advantage is:
a. Prepare the same foods several time that week
b. Saving time in planning and shopping
c. Assuring all nutritional needs are met
d. Using creativity and variety in meal planning
8. If you don’t want to wait for a whole chicken to roast, which time-saving technique is best to use?
a. Get all the family to pitch in to prepare the meal
b. Use the leftovers from another meal
c. Use a quick cooking recipe
d. Use recipe that use smaller pieces to cook in less time.
9. When family members get to prepare the dinner menu on different nights, the strategy for meal planning
is to:
a. Anticipate what preparation method will be used
b. Use creativity and variety in meal planning
c. Assure they get all their nutritional needs met
d. Save time in planning and shopping
10. The BEST reason for storing foods properly at home is:
a. Fewer calories in foods c. Fewer servings per persons
b. Less retention of nutrients d. More cost-effective meals
11. According to the My Pyramid food guidance systems, a person should obtain most of their fat from
__________.
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