Kitchen Chemistry: Cooking & Baking Exercise

Kitchen Chemistry: Cooking & Baking

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Kitchen Chemistry: Cooking & Baking

Examine physical and chemical changes that occur during everyday cooking and baking activities.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Frying an egg in a hot pan is an example of a:

  2. MultiChoice

    Why is baking dough into bread considered a chemical change?

  3. MultiChoice

    Which action in the kitchen represents a physical change?

  4. MultiChoice

    What kind of change happens when you melt cheese on toast?

  5. MultiChoice

    Making pancake batter by stirring flour, milk, and eggs without heating yet is mainly:

  6. MultiChoice

    When pancake batter cooks on a hot griddle and turns golden brown with air pockets, it undergoes a:

  7. MultiChoice

    Which kitchen activity causes a chemical change?

  8. MultiChoice

    Grating parmesan cheese into small shreds is an example of a:

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    Slicing fresh ____ is a physical change, but ____ the dough in an oven is a chemical change.

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    Cooking an ____ permanently alters its proteins, creating a ____ change.

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    Melting ____ in a warm pan is a physical change because it can ____ back into solid butter.

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    Adding yeast to flour produces ____ dioxide gas, causing bread dough to ____ chemically.