Home Economics Third Term Promotional Examination Basic 5

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SUBJECT: HOME ECONOMICS

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  1. ___________ is the method of cooking by putting the food in a pot with enough water.
    (a) Boiling (b) frying (c) roasting (d) drying (e) salting
  2.  There are __________ types of frying
    (a) 2 (b) 1 (c) 3 (d) 4 (e) 5
  3.  _____________ is cooking in an open pan of hot oil or fat over a fire.
    (a) boiling (b) frying (c) salting (d) drying (e) roasting
  4.  The jobs we do at home in order to keep the home clean and tidy is called ________
    (a) routine (b) chores (c) leisure (d) job (e) work
  5.  __________ is a room where we prepare, cook and eat our food
    (a) living room (b) kitchen (c) dinning room (d) store (e) bedroom
  6. ___________ is the taking or eating of all types of food in the right proportion.
    (a) Diet (b) Balanced diet (c) food (d) classes of food (e) consumption
  7. A ____________ sows our clothes
    (a) seamstress (b) stylist (c) florist (d) Janitor (e) usher
  8. An example of an energy given food is _______________
    (a) millet (b) yam (c) beans (d) egg (e) water
  9.  ______________ when we use materials to cover the surface or the floor.
    (a) tiles (b) covering (c) floor covering (d) surface (e) rug
  10. _____________ are things applied to the body to make it look or smell better.
    (a) cosmetics (b) make-up (c) deodorant (c) facial treatment (e) spa
  11. ______________ is a watery cosmetics that gives the body a sweet smell when put on the body.
    (a) powder (b) perfume (c) eyebrow (d) soap (e) cream
  12. _____________ is the use of cosmetic on the body.
    (a) cosmetics (b) make-up (c) antimony (d) talcum (e) pedicure
  13. A place where body is massaged, beautifies and adore is called _____
    (a) saloon (b) spa (c) bathroom (d) janitor (e) hostel
  14. How many classes of food do we have?
    (a) 5 (b) 6 (c) 4 (d) 3 (e) 2
  15. An example of a cutlery is _______________
    (a) fork (b) stove (c) microwave (d) fried rice (e) water
  16.  An example of a floor covering is all the following except ________
    (a) tiles (b) chair (c) rug (d) marble (e) terrazzo
  17.  __________ is a person who construct the building.
    (a) engineer (b) architect (c) surveyor (d) accountant (e) bricklayer
  18. We wash our hair with _____________
    (a) shampoo (b) soap (c) oil (d) menthol (e) pomade
  19. ____________ is the process of washing, drying and plaiting or straightening the hair.
    (a) hairstyling (b) hairdressing (c) hair maintenance (d) hair combing (e) hair protection
  20. The use of development prevent __________ on the body.
    (a) bad odour (b) sweat (c) rashes (d) itching (e) burns
  21. ___ helps us buy things we need and want.
    • a) Skills
    • b) Money
    • c) Knowledge
    • d) Energy
  22. Playing sports uses our ___.
    • a) Money
    • b) Knowledge
    • c) Energy
    • d) Tools
  23. Using a stove to cook is an example of using ___.
    • a) Tools and Equipment
    • b) Time
    • c) Knowledge
    • d) Energy
  24. Learning new things in school increases our ___.
    • a) Skills
    • b) Tools
    • c) Knowledge
    • d) Money
  25. Doing chores at home helps us practice our ___.
    • a) Money
    • b) Time
    • c) Skills and Talents
    • d) Knowledge
  26. Clean belongings help keep us ___.
    • a) Busy
    • b) Happy
    • c) Tired
    • d) Healthy
  27. Taking care of belongings shows we are ___.
    • a) Lazy
    • b) Smart
    • c) Responsible
    • d) Happy
  28. Knowing where our items are saves ___.
    • a) Money
    • b) Time
    • c) Fun
    • d) Effort
  29. Caring for belongings shows respect for what we ___.
    • a) Want
    • b) Use
    • c) Have
    • d) Need
  30. To repair a torn school bag, we should use a ___.
    • a) Needle
    • b) Scissors
    • c) Glue
    • d) Pencil
  31. What should you wash before handling food?
    • a) Hands
    • b) Face
    • c) Hair
    • d) Feet
  32. Why is it important to keep cooking utensils clean?
    • a) To prevent contamination
    • b) To make them shiny
    • c) To make them smell good
    • d) To avoid cooking
  33. What does cooking food to the right temperature help kill?
    • a) Bacteria
    • b) Plants
    • c) Animals
    • d) Water
  34. How can you prevent food from spoiling?
    • a) Store it in the refrigerator
    • b) Leave it on the countertop
    • c) Keep it in the pantry
    • d) Freeze it
  35. Why should you thaw frozen food in the refrigerator or microwave?
    • a) To avoid bacterial growth
    • b) To make it cold
    • c) To make it hot
    • d) To make it taste better
  36. What causes biological contamination of food?
    • a) Bacteria, viruses, or parasites
    • b) Pesticides or cleaning agents
    • c) Glass, metal, or plastic
    • d) Water or air
  37. What kind of contamination occurs when harmful chemicals get into food?
    • a) Chemical contamination
    • b) Biological contamination
    • c) Physical contamination
    • d) Bacterial contamination
  38. What is the risk factor in raw food items?
    • a) Higher risk of contamination
    • b) Lower risk of contamination
    • c) No risk of contamination
    • d) Risk of spoilage
  39. What should you do if you notice unusual odors or colors in food?
    • a) Eat it
    • b) Throw it away
    • c) Share it
    • d) Keep it
  40. Why should you be careful with raw food items?
    • a) They can cause foodborne illnesses
    • b) They are easy to cook
    • c) They are safe to eat
    • d) They don’t need refrigeration
  41. Roasting is cooking food in an oven or over a __________.
    • a) Fire
    • b) Sink
    • c) Cupboard
    • d) Table
  42. Microwaving is cooking food with a __________ oven.
    • a) Gas
    • b) Microwave
    • c) Coal
    • d) Stone
  43. An example of boiling is __________ eggs.
    • a) Frying
    • b) Baking
    • c) Boiling
    • d) Roasting
  44. An example of frying is frying __________.
    • a) Plantains
    • b) Bread
    • c) Water
    • d) Milk
  45. An example of baking is baking __________.
    • a) Eggs
    • b) Bread
    • c) Rice
    • d) Meat
  46. An example of frying is frying __________.
    • a) Plantains
    • b) Bread
    • c) Water
    • d) Milk
  47. An example of baking is baking __________.
    • a) Eggs
    • b) Bread
    • c) Rice
    • d) Meat
  48. An example of grilling is grilling __________.
    • a) Fish
    • b) Ice cream
    • c) Water
    • d) Cereal
  49. An example of steaming is steaming __________.
    • a) Vegetables
    • b) Bread
    • c) Cake
    • d) Chicken
  50. An example of roasting is roasting __________.
    • a) Chicken
    • b) Ice
    • c) Milk
    • d) Soup
  51. Roasting is often used for cooking ______.
    • a) vegetables
    • b) fish
    • c) meat
    • d) rice
  52. The best method for cooking plantains to make them crispy is ______.
    • a) boiling
    • b) frying
    • c) baking
    • d) steaming
  53. Steamed broccoli is usually ______ and healthy.
    • a) brown
    • b) green
    • c) red
    • d) yellow
  54. Grilled fish has ______ marks and a smoky flavor.
    • a) sweet
    • b) smooth
    • c) charred
    • d) sour
  55. ______ makes bread rise and fluffy.
    • a) Boiling
    • b) Frying
    • c) Baking
    • d) Steaming
  56. Boiled carrots are ______ and easy to chew.
    • a) hard
    • b) soft
    • c) crispy
    • d) tough
  57. The method that retains the most nutrients in vegetables is ______.
    • a) boiling
    • b) roasting
    • c) frying
    • d) steaming
  58. The best method to cook chicken with a crispy outside and juicy inside is ______.
    • a) boiling
    • b) roasting
    • c) steaming
    • d) frying
  59. To get a smoky flavor in food, you should use ______.
    • a) steaming
    • b) baking
    • c) grilling
    • d) boiling
  60. The method that usually uses water vapor to cook food is ______.
    • a) steaming
    • b) frying
    • c) grilling
    • d) roasting

Cooking Methods Home Economics Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 8

 

 

 

Theory

  1. What is cosmetics
  2. What is make up
  3. What is floor covering
  4. List 2 examples of floor covering.
  5.  What is hairdressing
  6. List 2 ways of taking care of the hair.
  7. Define a kitchen
  8.  State 2 items found in the kitchen.
  9. Define boiling method of cooking
  10.  Define frying method of cooking
  11. What is boiling?
  12. Name a food you can bake.
  13. Why do we fry food?
  14. What is an example of roasting?
  15. What is grilling?
  16. Which method uses steam?
  17. Why is boiling healthy?
  18. Name a disadvantage of frying.
  19. Which method needs an oven?
  20. Why is steaming good for vegetables?
  21. What is a resource?
  22. Name two personal resources.
  23. Name two family resources.
  24. How can you use time as a resource?
  25. Why is money important as a resource?
  26. Give an example of a skill or talent.
  27. What do we use energy for at home?
  28. How does knowledge help us?
  29. Why are tools important?
  30. How can family members help each other?

 

Primary 5 Examination Third Term

 

Evaluation Questions

  1. ______ is cooking food in hot water. (Boiling)
  2. The method of cooking in hot oil is called ______. (Frying)
  3. ______ is done in an oven using dry heat. (Baking)
  4. ______ adds a smoky flavor to food. (Grilling)
  5. ______ keeps most nutrients in vegetables. (Steaming)
  6. The best method for cooking plantains to make them crispy is ______. (Frying)
  7. ______ is used for cooking chicken with a crispy outside. (Roasting)
  8. To get a smoky flavor in food, you should use ______. (Grilling)
  9. ______ is cooking food with steam. (Steaming)
  10. Boiled carrots are usually ______ and easy to chew. (Soft)