std 6 chapter 4 note
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1. ______________________________________________Berbau busuk
2. ______________________________________________Berubah tekstur (isi lembik)
3. ______________________________________________Berubah warna (mata merah)
1. ______________________________________________Berbau busuk
2. ______________________________________________Berlendir dan melekit
3. ______________________________________________Rasa yang tidak enak
3. Food becomes spoilt because of the action of microorganisms such as
________________________ and ___________________________.
4. Microorganisms are most active in _________________, ____________________ and
______________________ conditions.
5. Damp food such as ________________, _____________________ and ________________________
turns bad faster than dried food because the ____________________________________ in
the food helps microorganisms to grow.
Condition formicroorganisms to
grow
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EXAMPLE 2: FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH CORRECT ANSWER
1. ____________________________________ can spoil food
2. _____________________________________ has unpleasant taste
3. When the food is spoilt, its original flavour ______________________________ andtaste are damaged
4. Microorganisms need air, ____________________________ and nutrients to grow
5. Microorganisms is the cause of ____________________________________.
EXAMPLE 3: ANSWER THE QUESTION BELOW
The diagram below shows some types of food left on a table for a week.
a) State the observation that can be made for each type of food below:
a. Rice: ________________________________________________________
b. Milk: ________________________________________________________
c. A slice of bread: ________________________________________________
b) What causes the food become spoilt?
______________________________________________________________________________________
c) State three conditions for the above in (b) to grow
a. ____________________________________________________________________________
b. ____________________________________________________________________________
c. _____________________________________________________________________________
d) Based on the diagram, what conclusion can be made?
______________________________________________________________________________________
Texture microorganisms water spoilt food food spoilage
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4.2 The Concepts of Food Preservations.
Drying can prevent the growth of microorganismsbecause microorganisms cannot grow without water
During boiling, all bacteria and fungi are killed
Food is placed in a refrigerator at temperatures between 0 oC and 5 oC
Microorganisms cannot grow without air.
A process of handling the food that can slow down ______________ and make it ______________
Proses pengurusan makanan yang boleh melambatkan kerosakan dan menjadikan makanan tahanlebih lama
Food Preservation
(Pengawetan Makanan)
Drying
Remove water contained in the food activity to
prevent the growth of bacteria through drying
the food under the sun , over the fire , in oven or
hot air
Meat, fish,
fruit
BoilingFood is heated up or cooked at high temperature
to kill microorganisms
CoolingLow temperature to slow down the growth of
microorganisms
Vacuum
Packing
Food is sterilised and packed in air tight
container or packages, air is drawn out to make a
vacuum
PicklingPlace food into solutions such as vinegar, olive oil,
salt or sugar to kill the bacteria in it.
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Food is kept at very low temperature, as low -15 oC
The very low temperature prevent the growth of microorganisms. Microorganisms become active again when the food is taken out
from the refrigerator. So, the food must be cooked or eaten quickly
before it becomes spoilt.
This methods involve the process of heating food to kill
microorganisms and storing it in airtight containers Canning and bottling enables food to be kept for a very long period up
to a few years
This method can increase the shelf life of food
FreezingKeeping food a very low temperature to slow
down the growth of bacteria.
Canning &
Bottling
Involves processes like sterilising, boiling and
sealing
PasteurizationFood is heated to 72 Deg C for 15 seconds and
then followed by rapid cooling at below 10
deg C. This can may sterilise and retain the
original taste and nutritional value of food
SaltingApply a lot of salt on meat, vegetables or eggs,
then put them to dry or soak in salt solution
SmokingThe combination of smoke and heat to dry the
food. The heat from the smoke dries the food
without cooking it.
WaxingFood are waxed to prevent food from becoming
dry, rotten or contaminated by microorganisms.