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What temperature is maintained during anaerobic fermentation of white wine?
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A. 10-21 °C
B. 21-30 °C
C. 30-35 °C
D. 15-25 °C
Correct Answer
10-21 °C
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1. How long does it take to complete fermentation process in case of red wine?
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A. 1-3 days
B. 3-5 days
C. 5-7 days
D. 7-11 days
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Correct Answer: 3-5 days
2. Malting process allows malt amylase and proteinases to degrade starch and protein to
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A. glucose and peptone as well as peptides
B. glucose and amino acids
C. maltose and peptone as well as peptides
D. maltose and amino acids
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Correct Answer: maltose and peptone as well as peptides
3. Wine is obtained after alcoholic fermentation of
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A. rice
B. wheat
C. grapes
D. barley
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Correct Answer: grapes
4. Which type of cell actually secrets antibodies?
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A. plasma cells
B. T cells
C. macrophages
D. dendritic cells
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Correct Answer: plasma cells
5. Which of the following is correct?
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A. rabbits do not make myelomas whereas mice are unable to synthesize antibodies
B. rabbits do not make myelomas whereas mice are able to synthesize antibodies
C. rabbits make myelomas whereas mice are unable to synthesize antibodies
D. rabbits make myelomas whereas mice are able to synthesize antibodies
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Correct Answer: rabbits do not make myelomas whereas mice are unable to synthesize antibodies
6. Final alcohol content in wine varies from
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A. 6-9 % by weight
B. 8-13 % by weight
C. both (a) and (b)
D. 13-15 % by weight
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Correct Answer: both (a) and (b)
7. The process of making malt as soluble as possible by using enzymes adjuncts etc is known as
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A. brewing
B. malting
C. mashing
D. pitching
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Correct Answer: mashing
8. Which is not the purpose of punching down?
Options
A. To oxidize the wine
B. To extract tannin
C. To reduce possible microbial spoilage
D. To keep the cap moist
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Correct Answer: To oxidize the wine
9. The organism used for the preparation of sake is
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A.
Rhizopus sonti
B.
Aspergillus oryzae
C.
Lactobacillus vermiformis
D.
Saccharomyces pyriformis
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Correct Answer:
Aspergillus oryzae
10. The crystal-like material sometimes found in wine bottles is
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A. residual diatomaceous earth
B. tannin
C. prevented by cold stabilizing
D. caused by excessive malic acid
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Correct Answer: prevented by cold stabilizing
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