Fish processing technology - final countdown solution

 

Fish processing technology - final countdown solution

  1. During ………., 12000 Franks were won by Nicolas Appert for canning? 

  1. 1795 

  2.   1895 

  3.  1595 

  4.  1695

  1. 1st Canning industry in India was established at? 

  1.  Maharashtra 

  2.  Kerala 

  3.  Andhra pradesh 

  4.  Karnataka

  1. Amount of , C & Cu required in making base plate of a can is? 

  1. 0.02, 0.08, 0.04 

  2.  0.02, 0.04, 0.08 

  3.  0.08, 0.02, 0.04 

  4.  0.08, 0.04, 0.02

  1. What is the thickness of tin coating on the food contact side in differential coating method? 

  1.  11.2 mm 

  2.  5.6 mm 

  3.  11.2 GSM 

  4. 5.6 GSM

  1. In 3 ply can outermost layer is of 

  1.  PP    

  2.  Aluminum 

  3.  PES

  4. PE

  1. Bacillus stearothermophilus is a? 

  1.  Acid tolerant bacteria 

  2.  Flat sour causing bacteria 

  3.  Swell causing bacteria 

  4.  Acid fast bacteria

  1. It is an injury of can in which one end of can remains permanently convex and if the end is pressed down the other end flips out. 

  1.  Hard swell 

  2.  Soft swell 

  3.  Flipper

  4.  Springer

  1. The seam measurement called …………… contains all the metallic layers of double seam 

  1.  Seam thickness 

  2.  Seam length 

  3.  Countersink Depth

  4.  Overlap

  1. Increasing temperature from 0⁰ to 5⁰C ………… spoilage rate? 

  1.  Half 

  2.  Double 

  3.  Quadruples 

  4.  Independent of temperature

  1. What is the code for water as a refrigerant? 

  1.  R717 

  2.  R118 

  3.  R760 

  4.  R729

  1. Freezing point of Seawater is about? 

  1.   -1⁰C 

  2.   -1.98 ⁰C 

  3.  -5⁰C 

  4.  18⁰C

  1. Which of the following ice has the minimum surface area 

  1.  Flake ice 

  2.  Slush ice 

  3.  Block ice 

  4.  Jelly / Liquid ice

  1. What is the rate of air flow in rapid freezing? 

  1.  1-2 mm/Hr 

  2.  2-5 mm/Hr 

  3.  5-50 mm/Hr 

  4.  50-100mm/Hr

  1. …………. Freezers are not suitable for fatty fishes? 

  1.  Rotary freezer 

  2.  HPF 

  3.  Immersion / Spray freezers 

  4.  Fluidized bed freezers

  1. …………. is known as the reverse of freezing? 

  1.  Glazing 

  2.  Anti Freezing 

  3.  Thawing 

  4. Defrost

  1. In early stages of drying fish passes through. 

  1.  Constant rate of drying 

  2.  Falling rate of drying 

  3.  Regular rate of drying 

  4.  Irregular rate of drying

  1. Minimum water activity required by the moulds is………. 

  1.  0.91 

  2.  0.85 

  3. 0.80 

  4. 0.75

  1. …….. salts are the purest form of the salts. 

  1. Rock Salts 

  2.  Solar Salts 

  3.  Sea Salts 

  4.  Columbo salt

  1. Temperature of Hot kiln is 

  1.  <-30⁰ C

  2. - 20°C

  3. 50-80⁰ C 

  4. -18⁰ C

  1. Fish liver oil is rich in 

  1.  Vitamin A & B 

  2.  Vitamin A & D 

  3.  Vitamin A 

  4.  Vitamin B

  1. …….. fish has low oil and high vitamin potency? 

  1.  Cod 

  2. 1 Hake 

  3.  Haddock 

  4.  Tuna

  1. …… .. has 3% Fat, 71% Protein with Fishy odour characteristics. 

  1.  Type A FPC

  2.  Type B FPC 

  3.  Type C FPC 

  4.  Type D FPC

  1. Which is the best suited fish for making the superior quality of isinglass. 

  1.  Tuna 

  2.  Haddock 

  3.  Cod 

  4.  Hake

  1. ……. fish scales are the principal source of pearl essence. 

  1.  Tuna 

  2.  Haddock 

  3.  Cod 

  4.  Herrings

  1. Shagreen is made from the 

  1.  Skin of Whale 

  2.  Teeth of whale 

  3.  Skin of Shark 

  4.  Teeth of Shark

  1. Bigest inland fish market of India is at 

  1.  Mumbai 

  2.  Kolkata

  3.  Cochin 

  4.  Veraval

  1. Red algae is found in 

  1.  Shallow waters 

  2.  Column Waters 

  3.  Deeper waters 

  4.  All

  1. The most economical stowage method is? 

  1.  Bulking 

  2.  Shelving 

  3.  Boxing 

  4.  All

  1. ________ is called masmin 

  1.  Dried swim bladder 

  2.  Smoke cured tuna 

  3.  Dry fish 

  4.  Dried bonito sticks

  1. The liquid expelled during fish meal production is called 

  1.  press liquor

  2. fish soluble 

  3.  fish fluid 

  4.  press cake

  1. The bacteria used for biological fermentation of silage is 

  1.  Shigella 

  2.  Lactobacillus

  3.  Listeria

  4.  Escherichia

  1. Which seafood protein gives allergic reaction after consumption 

  1.  Desmin

  2.  Nevulene 

  3.  Parvalbumin

  4.  Paramyosin

  1. Gaping is more common in 

  1.  mackerel fillet 

  2.  sardine fillet 

  3.  tuna fillet 

  4.  herring fillet

  1. Best suited tropical fish species for surimi production in India is 

  1.  alaskapollock 

  2.  thread fin bream 

  3.  carps 

  4.  eels

  1. A Dingly can is a trade name of.............. shaped can 

  1.  rectangular 

  2.  round 

  3.  oval 

  4.  semi rectangular

  1. Which of the following bacteria is known for Flat sour spoilage in canned food 

  1.  Bacillus coagulans 

  2.  B. Stearothermophilus

  3.  B. Polymyxa 

  4.  B. Macerans

  1. As per FAO, IAEA, WHO the maximum recommended radiation limit in food is 

  1.  5KGY 

  2.  10KGY 

  3.  15KGY

  4.  20KGY

  1. The recommended head space in canned food is 

  1.   2-3 mm

  2.  5-7 mm 

  3.  6-9 mm 

  4. 12-16mm

  1. Which type of botulism toxin is associated with fish & fishery products 

  1.  type C 

  2.  type D 

  3.  type G 

  4.  type E

  1. The processing technique commonly used for Bombay duck is __________

  1.  Canning 

  2.  freezing 

  3.  smoking 

  4.  drying

  1. The highest protein is found in ____________ 

  1.  Fish meal 

  2.  rice bran

  3.  tapioca flour 

  4.  GNOC

  1. Percentage of protein in fish muscle____________ 

  1. 16-20 

  2. 20-25 

  3.  10-15 

  4.  2-8

  1. Quality of shrimp can be assessed by the estimation of ____________

  1. Indole 

  2.  Glucose 

  3.  Vit C 

  4.  Arginine

  1. The first civilization to harvest winter’s ice and store it in summer months 

  1.  Indians

  2.  Japanese 

  3.  Chinese 

  4.  Americans

  1. NH3 leaks can be easily checked by 

  1.  Color 

  2.  Pungentodor (tikha) 

  3.  Explosion 

  4.  Flame

  1. Component of refrigeration system regulates the flow of refrigerant 

  1.  Expansion valve 

  2.  Receiver 

  3.  Condenser 

  4.  None

  1. Primary refrigerants are used in

  1.  Indirect expansion system 

  2.  Direct Expansion system 

  3.  Secondary expansion system

  4.  None

  1. 1kg of liquid CO2 will produce

  1.  0.56 m3g gas 

  2. 0.55m3 g gas

  3.  0.58 m3 g gas

  4.  None

  1. ……. is the transfer of energy across space

  1.  Conduction 

  2.  Convection 

  3.  Radiation 

  4.  All

  1. 1kg of liquid CO2 will produce

  1.  0.56 m3g gas 

  2. 0.55m3 g gas 

  3.  0.58 m3 g gas 

  4.  None

  1. Protein soluble in solutions of high Ionic strength _____ 

  1. yofibrillar protein

  2. Sarcoplasmic protein

  3. Stroma protein

  4. None of these

  1. igh density lipoprotein is also called as _____ 

  1. Good Cholesterol

  2. Bad Cholesterol

  3. Avarage Cholestero

  4. Good Cholesterol

  1. ______is the precursor for biological synthesis of nitricoxide.

  1. Arginine

  2. Histidine

  3. Lysine

  4. Leucine

  1. _______ is the precursor of AAs Methionine, threonine, isoleucine and Lysine. 

  1. Aspartic acid

  2. Glutamic acid

  3. A & B both

  4. None of these

  1. NPN content in crustaceans and Mollusc

  1. 25%

  2. 10%

  3. 20%

  4. 6%

  1. _______ has the highest amount of bile content.

  1. Labeo rohita

  2. Catla

  3. Rohu

  4. None of these

  1. Night blindness caused by ______

  1. Vitamin A deficiency 

  2. Vitamin d deficiency 

  3. Vitamin b deficiency 

  4. Vitamin c deficiency 

  1. Disease associated with vitamin __ deficiency is Scurvy

  1. C

  2. A

  3. B

  4. D

  1. ______ is needed for the secretion of insulin from pencreas.

  1. Zinc

  2. Manganese

  3. Magnesium

  4. Iron

  1. Fish peptide accelerate ____ absorption.

  1. Calcium

  2. Manganese

  3. Magnesium

  4. Iron

  1. __________first described squalene.

  1. Dr. Mitisumaru tsujimoto 

  2. William Cullen

  3. Jacob Perkins

  4. Birdseye

  1. The _____ stored compressed snow in insulated cellars. 

  1. Greeks and Roman

  2. Chinese

  3. Japanese

  4. None of these

  1. In ______first made ice without any natural form of cooling by vapourising water at low pressure. 

  1. Dr. Mitisumaru tsujimoto 

  2. William Cullen

  3. Jacob Perkins

  4. Birdseye

  1. ______ made the first ice-making machine operating on ethyl ether.

  1. Jacob Perkins

  2. Dr. Mitisumaru tsujimoto 

  3. William Cullen

  4. None of these

  1. In ____was successful in creating the double belt freezer. 

  1. Birdseye

  2. Jacob Perkins

  3. Dr. Mitisumaru tsujimoto 

  4. William Cullen

  1. Amount of Myofibrillar or contractile proteins found in fish ____ 

  1. 65 – 75%

  2. 1 – 3%

  3. 2 - 8%

  4. None of these

  1. Amount of stroma or connective tissue proteins found in fish is _____ 

  1. 1 – 3%

  2. 2 - 8%

  3. 65 – 75%

  4. None of these

  1. ____is said to check aging of the body.

  1. Vitamin E

  2. Vitamin A

  3. Vitamin B

  4. Vitamin C

  1. The NPN compounds in common fishes comprise about ___ of the total nitrogen. 

  1. 10%

  2. 20%

  3. 30%

  4. 40%

  1. The NPN compounds in crustaceans like prawns, lobsters and crabs, comprise about _______ of the total nitrogen.

  1. 23%

  2. 34%

  3. 45%

  4. 33%

  1. Below _______ most of this water is frozen and enzyme activity is again slowed.

  1. –5.0°C

  2. -6.0°C

  3. –5.0°C

  4. –3.0°C

  1. Most bacteria grow best within the pH range of ___________.

  1. 6.0 – 7.5

  2. 7.0 – 8.5

  3. 8.0 – 9.5

  4. 8.0 – 10.5

  1. _________ reduction of E-coli takes place when washing with 10 ppm chlorine water. 

  1. 50% 

  2. 40%

  3. 30%

  4. 20%

  1. _______Producing enteric fever. 

  1. S. Typhi

  2. S.paratyphi

  3. Sighella

  4. E. Coil

  1. _______ Producing typhoid fever. 

  1. S.paratyphi

  2. S. Typhi

  3. E. Coil

  4. None of these

  1. Disinfect the fish processing factories and primary contains _________ ppm chlorine. 

  1. 100 

  2. 200

  3. 300

  4. 400

  1. Block ice was first manufactured commercially in____.

  1. 1869

  2. 1989

  3. 1956

  4. 1956

  1. _______ has a larger heat-exchange surface than most other types of ice.

  1. Flake ice

  2. Block ice

  3. A & B both

  4. None of these

  1. The specific heat of ice at temperatures below ____.

  1. 0°C is 0.5 cal

  2. 0°C is 3.5 cal

  3. 3°C is 2.5 cal

  4. 6°C is 5.5 cal

  1. Black spot can be inhibited by treating the crustacean with ________ 

  1. sodium sulphite

  2. Sodium Alginate

  3. Nitrogen sulphate

  4. None of these

  1. Dry ice sublimes at a temperature of ____

  1.  -78°C

  2. -68°C

  3. -45°C

  4. -35°C

  1. In contact freezer, the time taken for freezing is almost ____ 

  1. 2 hours

  2. 3 hours

  3. 4 hours

  4. 8 hours

  1. In Dielectric thawing, The thawing time for blocks large which fish is about __, and for small fatty fish is about___. 

  1. 80 min, 20 min

  2. 30 min, 40 min

  3. 20 min, 60 min

  4. 90 min, 50 min

  1. The HACCP system works on ___principles and there are ___steps in the implementation of HACCP. 

  1. seven,12

  2. Eight, 11

  3. Nine, 14

  4. Six, 12

  1. Critical limit for PSP ____ 

  1. 80mg/100g

  2. 40mg/100g

  3. 20mg/100g

  4. 100mg/100g

  1. septic canning patented by 

  1. Ball 1936

  2. Max ames 1890

  3. Birdseye

  4. None of these

  1. Inside coated can developed by 

  1. Max ames 1890

  2. Ball 1936

  3. Birdseye

  4. None of these 

  1. Generally temperatures above ____ is considered lethal to vegetative cells and above ___ for spores.

  1. 60°C,100°C

  2. 40°C, 120°C

  3. 20°C, 80°C

  4. None of these

  1. Export of canned shrimps from India started at…

  1. 1859

  2. 1845

  3. 1820

  4. 1879

  1. D indicates the Decimal reduction time determined at______.

  1. 121°C

  2. 132°C

  3. 140° C

  4. None of these

  1. D value of C. botulinum spores as measured from the survival curve obtained on heating at 121.1°C is____ .

  1. 0.21

  2. 0.56

  3. 0.42

  4. 0.67

  1. Blue discolouration is usually associated with _____

  1. canned crabmeat

  2. Canned fish

  3. Canned squids

  4. Canned clam

  1. The weight of tin deposited is expressed as _____

  1. GSM (grams per square metres) 

  2. CM (centimeter) 

  3. A & B both

  4. None of these

  1. In ______,Permanently convex can ends but when pressed by finger it get depressed but when the pressure is removed it regains original bulge.

  1. soft swell

  2. Hard swell

  3. A & B both

  4. None of these

  1. Specific gravity of oil used to filling can should be between_______.

  1. 0.9 - 0.92

  2. 0.6 - 0.60

  3. 0.5 - 0.50

  4. 0.3 - 0.30

  1. White Tuna meat having Munsel value (MV) of _____

  1. 6.3 or more

  2. 7.3 or more

  3. 9.3 or more

  4. None of these

  1. For light meat tuna, M.V of _____________.

  1. 5.3 > 6.3

  2. 5.3 

  3. 6.3

  4. None of these

  1. How many digits in EAN Barcode number

  1. 13

  2. 15

  3. 11

  4. 10

  1. ________ is an inert, tasteless gas with low solubility in lipids and water.

  1. Nitrogen

  2. Oxygen

  3. Carbon

  4. None of these

  1. Cellophane is manufactured from highly purified cellulose derived from bleached __________ .

  1. sulphite pulp

  2. Sulphate pulp

  3. Nitrogen pulp

  4. None of these

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