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Home Science

Traditional occupations in India - Indian cuisine

In this Class 11 Home Science topic, students explore Indian cuisine as a traditional occupation connected with work, livelihood and career. They learn how regional food traditions, locally available ingredients, cooking skills and cultural practices shape occupations such as home-based food production, catering and culinary services. The topic also helps students understand the knowledge, creativity, organisation, hygiene and enterprise involved in preparing and presenting Indian food, while considering how traditional skills can support livelihoods and evolve into contemporary career opportunities.

Medium · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Fresh ingredients, hygienic grinding and safe storage
  2. Mixing stale ingredients
  3. Keeping in dirty jars
  4. Not labelling
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  1. Improving health, portion and presentation while preserving core taste identity
  2. Completely removing the original dish identity
  3. Ignoring customer needs
  4. Making food unsafe
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  1. It may look attractive but reduce satisfaction or value perception
  2. Customer will always be more satisfied
  3. Cost will never be affected
  4. Nutrition will automatically increase
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  1. Only the owner
  2. All people who prepare, pack and serve food
  3. Only the customer
  4. Only the delivery app
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  1. Opinion on taste, hygiene, quantity, timing and packaging
  2. Customer's private rumours
  3. Wrong payment demand
  4. Blank page without questions
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  1. It can provide a balance of energy, protein and micronutrients
  2. It always makes food unbalanced
  3. It is only decoration
  4. It always stops digestion
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  1. Customer confusion reduces and transparency increases
  2. It becomes easy to tell wrong prices
  3. Food quality decreases
  4. Menu gets hidden
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  1. Shared equipment, labour cooperation and capacity to handle larger orders
  2. Hiding food skills
  3. Separating all members
  4. Removing kitchen hygiene
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  1. When the story is truthful, respectful and linked with the dish tradition
  2. When false history is created
  3. When the community is mocked
  4. When wrong ingredients are told to customers
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  1. Improving cost, wastage and menu planning while maintaining quality
  2. Reducing ingredient quality
  3. Selling stale food
  4. Secretly giving less quantity to customers
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  1. To reduce contamination, odour and pest risk
  2. To damage machines quickly
  3. To make food dirty
  4. To increase customer complaints
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  1. To maintain customer trust and cultural sensitivity
  2. To give wrong food to customers
  3. To remove food identity
  4. To make the menu unsafe
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  1. Mild spice, hygiene and nutritional balance
  2. Very high chilli and low nutrition
  3. Dirty utensils
  4. Wrong label
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  1. Easy-to-chew, balanced and less oily options
  2. Very hard and very fried food
  3. Ignoring hygiene
  4. Removing water need
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  1. Demand estimation, portion control and safe leftover management
  2. Cooking too much without demand
  3. Keeping leftovers in dirty places
  4. Not making a purchase list
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  1. Fresh ingredients and support to local economy
  2. Always making food costly
  3. Hiding ingredient identity
  4. Reducing customer trust
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  1. Menu diversity and nutrition options may increase
  2. Every customer option will decrease
  3. Food will always be unsafe
  4. All dishes will become identical
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  1. It helps customers understand taste, allergies and dietary preference
  2. It always confuses customers
  3. It removes food identity
  4. It hides price
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  1. Because colours should be used only safely and appropriately
  2. Because bright colour is always healthy
  3. Because colour removes need for hygiene
  4. Because customers do not notice taste
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  1. To see whether hygiene, measurement and service practices are adopted correctly
  2. To prove training useless
  3. To increase customer complaints
  4. To remove records
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  1. Needed ingredients are obtained on time and unnecessary spending reduces
  2. To forget raw materials
  3. To reduce food quality
  4. To hide customer orders
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  1. In quality or complaint checking after a large order
  2. To make food dirty
  3. To give wrong information to customers
  4. To remove menu
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  1. To maintain food quality, temperature and safety
  2. To spoil food by delay
  3. To make customers wait
  4. To weaken packaging
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  1. Testing recipe, cost, quantity, hygiene and customer demand
  2. Making it on a large scale without testing
  3. Making false claims to customers
  4. Ignoring measurement
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  1. Improving culinary skill, hygiene, cost control, nutrition, customer service and market linkage together
  2. Adding only more spices
  3. Reducing hygiene
  4. Ignoring customer feedback

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