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What are some food items that use microorganisms in their preparation?
What are some food items that use microorganisms in their preparation?
Some food items that use microorganisms in their preparation are curd, cheese, pickles, rava idlis, and dosa batter.
Which food items use microorganisms in their preparation?
Which food items use microorganisms in their preparation?
- Curd, bread, and cake (correct)
- Salad, sandwich, and soup
- Sushi, sashimi, and tempura
- Pasta, pizza, and burgers
What was the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA)?
What was the Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA)?
- A religious organization that advocated for peaceful coexistence with British colonial authorities
- A political party that supported British colonial rule in India
- A social club that promoted British culture in India
- A revolutionary group that sought to overthrow British colonial rule in India (correct)
What role do bacteria play in the formation of curd?
What role do bacteria play in the formation of curd?
Which bacterium promotes the formation of curd?
Which bacterium promotes the formation of curd?
What were the Public Safety Bill and the Trade Disputes Act?
What were the Public Safety Bill and the Trade Disputes Act?
What is an important ingredient of rava idlis and bhaturas?
What is an important ingredient of rava idlis and bhaturas?
What was the impact of Bhagat Singh's execution on March 23, 1931?
What was the impact of Bhagat Singh's execution on March 23, 1931?
Why is curd an important ingredient in rava idlis and bhaturas?
Why is curd an important ingredient in rava idlis and bhaturas?
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"Unleash your knowledge on the world of microorganisms in food preparation! Test your understanding on how bacteria like Lactobacillus are utilized in making curd, cheese, and more. Challenge yourself with our quiz and discover the role of microorganisms in the tasty dishes we love."
