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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 6 · 25 questions

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  1. Customer name, address, food details, quantity, time and payment status
  2. Only customer's favourite film
  3. Only shop photo
  4. Order without quantity
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  1. Customers can choose according to their tolerance and preference
  2. To confuse customers
  3. To always hide taste
  4. To make the menu useless
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  1. To protect it from drying and outside contamination
  2. To mix dust into it
  3. To keep it in a dirty place
  4. To spoil its colour
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  1. Customers may get balanced options and the business may get better sales
  2. Customers get no option
  3. Food quantity is always wrong
  4. Cost assessment stops
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  1. It affects taste, health and food safety
  2. Oil quality has no effect
  3. Poor oil is always better
  4. Oil removes the need for hygiene
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  1. Regular meals, fixed expense and convenience
  2. Daily order confusion
  3. Food safety ending
  4. No service to the customer
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  1. Regional food promotion and customer engagement
  2. Process of closing the menu
  3. A way to reduce hygiene
  4. Removing customer data
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  1. Their shelf life, packaging and distribution needs differ
  2. Both always last for the same time
  3. Neither needs hygiene
  4. Neither has relation with customers
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  1. Customers see skill, hygiene and recipe credibility
  2. To drive customers away
  3. To hide food
  4. To spoil the recipe
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  1. They can spoil quickly and need safe storage
  2. They never spoil
  3. They need no hygiene
  4. They are always dry products
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  1. Standard recipe, correct measurement and trained cook
  2. Adding different spices by guess every day
  3. Removing customer feedback
  4. Stopping ingredient checks
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  1. To prevent fires and accidents caused by gas leaks, hot oil, and electrical equipment
  2. To make food presentation more attractive
  3. To take more time serving customers
  4. To increase moisture in raw food materials
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  1. The recipe, ingredients, cooking process and service should be checked
  2. Customers should always be blamed
  3. The dish should continue to be sold without checking
  4. Complaint records should be deleted
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  1. Good ventilation controls smoke, heat and odour
  2. Ventilation always makes the kitchen dirty
  3. Smoke always increases food safety
  4. Ventilation has no relation with health
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  1. Local resource-based innovation
  2. End of food tradition
  3. Ignoring customer need
  4. Wastage of raw material
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  1. Delay, quality decline and customer dissatisfaction may occur
  2. Customer trust will always increase
  3. Food safety will automatically increase
  4. Raw material will be free
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  1. Customers can try to create similar taste at home
  2. Business identity ends
  3. Customers get no use
  4. Spices always spoil
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  1. To check daily cleaning, handwashing, storage, and waste management
  2. To fix only the prices of dishes
  3. To change the menu according to customers’ preferences
  4. To increase the quantity of food prepared
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  1. Transport, serving utensils, timing and on-site service arrangement
  2. Only kitchen colour
  3. Customer's favourite song
  4. Sending food without packaging
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  1. Hygiene mistakes, measurement errors and service problems may occur
  2. Work will always improve
  3. Customers will never complain
  4. Cost will automatically decrease
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  1. Customers get familiar taste with better nutrition options
  2. Local taste always disappears
  3. Healthy options have no relation with market
  4. Customers never prefer it
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  1. For cost, quality complaints and financial records
  2. To increase food aroma
  3. To scare customers
  4. Only to change the menu
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  1. By learning hygiene, costing, menu, customer service and marketing
  2. By cooking only without measurement
  3. By ignoring customer feedback
  4. By removing food safety
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  1. To use food safely and with proper taste
  2. To confuse customers
  3. To spoil food
  4. To remove packaging
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  1. Balance of taste, hygiene, customer satisfaction, cost control, nutrition and regular income
  2. Only adding more spices
  3. Only shop decoration
  4. Only number of social media posts

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