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Home Economics – Year 9 – 2018 Page 1 of 13
DEPARTMENT FOR CURRICULUM,
RESEARCH, INNOVATION AND LIFELONG LEARNING
Directorate for Learning and Assessment Programmes
Educational Assessment Unit
Annual Examinations for Secondary Schools 2018
YEAR 9 HOME ECONOMICS TIME: 1h 30min
Name: _____________________________________ Class: _______________
Answer all the questions.
1a. The table shows the protein content per 100g of some foods.
Food Protein content per 100g
Chicken 32g
Tuna 33.3g
Red kidney beans 10.6g
Almonds 24g
Steak meat 30.6g
Soya beans 19.4g
i. Which food contains the highest amount of protein?
_________________________ (½ mark)
ii. Which food contains the lowest amount of protein?
_________________________ (½ mark)
iii. Classify the foods listed in the table above into animal sources and plant
sources.
Animal Plant
(3 marks)
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bi. Insert a in the box next to the food which is a complete protein source.
Rice Lettuce
Seeds Eggs
(½ mark)
ii. Give a reason for your answer.
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
c. Suggest why in each of the following situations there should be an increase in
protein intake.
Jenny has just had an operation.
___________________________________________________________
Ann is six months pregnant.
___________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
d. Plan Ann’s menu for the day that includes protein-rich foods.
Breakfast ______________________________________________
Snack ______________________________________________
Main Meal ______________________________________________
(3 marks)
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2a. We find six food groups in the Healthy plate.
Name the missing food groups.
Group 1. ______________________________________________
Group 2. ______________________________________________
Group 3. Fats and oils____________________________________
Group 4. Lean Meat, Fish, Poultry, Eggs, Legumes, Nuts and Seeds
Group 5. ______________________________________________
Group 6. ______________________________________________
(4 marks)
b. Give two examples of food for each food group. An example has been
written down for you.
Example 1
Example 2
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
fried burgers sunflower oil
Group 4
chicken fish
Group 5
Group 6
(4 marks)
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3. THE MAIN DIETARY AND LIFESTYLE GUIDELINES FOR MALTESE ADULTS state
the following: “limit your intake of saturated and trans fats and make use of
olive oil in moderate amounts.”
i. Give two sources of saturated and trans fats.
_________________________ _________________________
(1 mark)
ii. Why should we limit our intake of saturated and trans fats?
_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
iii. Suggest two ways of how we can limit our intake of saturated and trans fats.
_________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________
(4 marks)
b. What is the amount of kcal that is supplied by 1g of fats?
_______________________ (½ mark)
c. Another guideline suggests that we should eat more vegetables and fruits.
Suggest two ways of how you can add two vegetables and a fruit to your school
lunch.
Vegetables 1. _____________________ 2. ____________________
Fruit 1. _____________________ (1½ marks)
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d. Six-year-old Karl does not like vegetables.
Identify three ways how vegetables can be added to Karl’s meals.
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
(1½ marks)
4. We can be healthy if we have a healthy environment.
a. Fill in using the words below:
food miles leftovers cars pollution bicycle
wasted recycle walking local reduce
The most common forms of transport are _________________, ships, and
aeroplanes. These contribute towards increasing _________________. If we
need to cover short distances we should consider _________________, or
else using the ___________________. We should try to reduce
______________________________ by buying ___________________
products as much as possible. We should also try to ________________
waste and ___________________ all metal, paper and plastic we have at
home. Food should be eaten and not _________________. We can reuse
_______________ to prepare a new dish. (5 marks)
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b. Name two aspects of health. Give one example of how each aspect can
contribute towards good health.
Aspects
Examples
_____________________
______________________
(3 marks)
5a. The doctor has suggested that your grandmother changes her cereal to a
more unrefined product.
i. What makes unrefined products better than refined ones?
________________________________________________________ (1 mark)
ii. She has also decided to start adding wholemeal flour to her recipes.
Give two advantages of using wholemeal flour.
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
b. A food programme on television suggested that we eat a handful of nuts daily.
i. Name four different types of nuts available on the market.
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
_____________________
(2 marks)
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ii. Give two uses of nuts in food preparation.
________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
iii. Why should parents not give any nuts to young children?
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
(1 mark)
6. Mark and Francesca are planning to get married and buy a house. They need
to buy a number of labour-saving devices.
a. Name six labour-saving devices which they can buy.
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
(3 marks)
b. State four factors which Mark and Francesca should keep in mind when
buying their labour saving devices.
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
(4 marks)
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c. These symbols appear on labour saving devices.
i. Name the symbol below.
___________________________ (1 mark)
ii. What does this symbol mean?
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
(2 marks)
7a. Below you can find a number of utensils. Write the correct name next to
each utensil and write down the correct use.
Utensil
Name
Correct Use
____________________
___________________
____________________
___________________
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____________________
___________________
____________________
___________________
____________________
___________________
(10 marks)
b. Name the kitchen equipment which is needed for the following tasks.
i. To stir hot liquids and food _______________________
ii. To remove the core of an apple ________________________________
iii. To place hot dishes coming out of the oven ________________________
(3 marks)
8. Your school is organising a fun run. You have been asked to
provide a first-aid box for your class.
a. List eight items which you should include in the first-aid box.
______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
______________________
(4 marks)
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b. State two other places where it would be suitable to have a first-aid box.
________________________
________________________ (1 mark)
c. Give four important points you would need to follow when making an
emergency call.
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
(4 marks)
d. During the fun run Lara and Julian suffered from an injury. What first aid
treatment should be given to:
i. Lara who has suffered from a nose bleed?
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
ii. Julian who has sprained an ankle?
________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________
(4 marks)
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9a. List three ways of keeping good personal hygiene in the kitchen.
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
(3 marks)
bi. Look at the picture below and circle four unhygienic practices that you can
spot in this kitchen.
(2 marks)
ii. Choose two of the unhygienic practices that you have circled and state how
you would change the practice to a hygienic one.
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
(2 marks)
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c. Write two safety points when handling knives
____________________________________________
____________________________________________
(2 marks)
d. Give one reason why the following safety measures should be practised in the
kitchen.
i. Curtains, dish towels, and oven gloves should be kept away from the cooker.
________________________________________________________________
ii. Pan handles should be turned away from the front of the cooker.
________________________________________________________________
iii. Never leave cooking foods unattended.
________________________________________________________________
(3 marks)
10 a. Which unit is used to measure solid foods?
_______________________ (1 mark)
b. Which unit is used to measure liquid foods?
_______________________ (1 mark)
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c. The following is a list of ingredients. Which method of weighing would you
use for each?
100g flour – _____________________________
125ml milk – _____________________________
5g oregano – _____________________________
Pinch of salt – _____________________________ (2 marks)
d. List two rules you should follow when using a:
i. spring balance scale
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
ii. measuring jug
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
(2 marks)