The following Food Packaging Technology MCQs have been compiled by our experts through research, in order to test your knowledge of the subject of Food Packaging Technology. We encourage you to answer these multiple-choice questions to assess your proficiency.
Please continue by scrolling down.
A. Paper towel
B. Absorbent packing
C. Cushion
D. Polyethylene Film
A. Cotton
B. Plastic
C. Paper
A. Cellulose
B. Plastic
C. Paper
D. Rubber
A. A food-grade container
B. A food product
C. A shelf-stable container
D. A pharmaceutical
E. A water-tight container
A. Product is opened
B. Product is used
C. Seal is broken
D. Expiry date
E. Product is consumed
A. Free from infectious organisms
B. Individually wrapped
C. Commercially sterile
D. Sterile
E. Non-infectious
A. Paper Towel
B. Habit
C. Wrapping bacon
D. Preventing bacon from sticking to pans
E. Keeping bacon from burning
A. Bacon film
B. Paper Towel
C. Bacon wrapping paper
D. Bacon wrapper paper
E. Newspaper
A. Hershey's chocolate bars
B. Tic Tac
C. Capri Sun
D. Bologna
E. Chapstick
A. A metal frame with a glass window
B. A chain
C. A preformed (usually transparent plastic) dome or "bubble"
D. A metal door with a security lock
E. A padlocked door
A. Air-tight bag
B. Flash-heat bag
C. Vacuum-sealed bag
D. Food-grade bag
E. Boil-in-bag
A. Frozen entrees or vegetables
B. Fast food
C. Soup
D. Sliced meats
E. Pre-packaged and ready-made food
A. Closed-cell foam packaging
B. Soundproof packaging
C. Breathing package
D. Breakable package
A. Keeps the meat fresh
B. Proper color
C. Juiciness
D. Aroma
E. Keeps the meat moist
A. Exactly one gallon
B. Three quarts
C. One quart
D. More than one gallon
E. Less than 1 gallon
A. Cardboard
B. Paperboard
C. Plastic
D. Box
E. Carton
A. A packaging method
B. A way to preserve food
C. A type of plastic
D. A condition of the atmosphere
A. Mug
B. Foam cups
C. Multi-compartment and single frozen food containers
D. Pillows
A. Polypropylene
B. Polycarbonate
C. Crystallized polyethylene terephthalate
A. Bleached chemical wood pulp
B. Recycled post-consumer plastics
C. Cotton
D. Paper mixed with natural fibers
E. Recycled post-consumer newspapers
A. Air
B. Heat
C. Color
D. Moisture
E. Texture
A. Corrugated box
B. Corrugated cardboard
C. Plastic
D. Fiberboard
E. Plastic storage container
A. Pliable
B. Flexible
C. Rigid
A. Paperboard or metal
B. Glass
C. Plywood or MDF
D. Plastic
A. Metal
B. Rigid plastics
C. Metals
D. Glass
E. Materials such as paper, plastic film, foils
A. Earnings before taxes
B. Estimated operating profit
C. Expanded polystyrene
D. Earnings per share
A. Wrapping paper
B. Boxboard
C. Frozen foods paper
D. Self-adhesive paper
E. Non-frozen foods paper
A. A type of paper that can be used to make frozen food packaging
B. A type of wrapping paper for frozen foods
C. A type of paper used to make vouchers, tickets and other documents
D. A type of paper stock used in offset printing
E. A type of high moisture and water vapor resistant paper used for inner liners in frozen food packaging
A. Poster
B. Paper Mate
C. Foil
D. Envelope
E. Glassine
A. Moisture vapor
B. Heat
C. Electricity
A. Meat juices, fat and grease
B. Abrasive detergents
C. Water
D. Acidic stomach juices
E. Heat
A. Meat wrapping paper
B. Wax paper
C. Plastic wrap
D. Corrugated cardboard
A. 30 gauge or less
B. 28 gauge or more
C. 31 gauge
D. 27 gauge or less
E. 33 gauge
A. Diffusion
B. Evaporation
C. Distillation
D. Adsorption
E. Migration
A. The package
B. The product
C. A component of the product
A. Vacuum packaging
B. Bottled water
C. Modified atmosphere packaging
D. Canned food
E. Automated shelf packaging
A. To reduce waste
B. To extend shelf life of the product packaged
C. To maintain consistent quality
D. To maintain quality of the product
E. To prevent contamination of the product
A. Mats
B. Bags, sleeves or wraps
C. Frisbees
D. Umbrellas
E. Covers
A. Vegetables
B. Cheese
C. Ham
D. Sausage
E. Fruits
A. PVC
B. Polyester
C. Nylon
D. HDPE
E. Acrylic
A. Ovenable board
B. Floorboard
C. Non-ovenable board
D. Cookie sheet
E. Countertop board
A. Disposal
B. Containment
C. Delivery of products to customers
D. Protection from the environment
E. Delivery
A. Storage
B. Packaging
C. Shipping
A. Binding agent
B. Filler
C. Pigment
D. Plasticizer
E. Inks
A. Plastic wrap
B. Plastics in packing materials
C. PVC pipes
D. Plastic grocery bags
E. Plastic dishes in frozen dinner entrees
A. Filled plastic which has been injected with a filler material
B. Filled plastic which is oven-baked
C. Filled plastic which is melted and poured into a mold
D. Filled plastic which is injected with a heated adhesive
E. Filled plastic which is heated to harden into a shape
A. Polyethylene
B. Polyethylene terephthalate
C. Polycarbonate
D. Polypropylene
E. Polyester
A. Dental procedures
B. Pharmaceuticals
C. Medical imaging
D. Electronics
E. Beverage bottles and food trays
A. Polypropylene film
B. Polyethylene terephthalate film
C. Polyethylene film
D. Polyvinyl chloride film
A. Polypropylene
B. Polystyrene
C. Polyethylene
D. Polyvinyl chloride