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COTABATO FOUNDATION COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Barangay Doroluman, Arakan, Cotabato
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Name: Kent Michael V. Lupina Date: November 04, 2024
Section: BTLED 2-A Subject: ASOL
BINARY QUESTIONS
Direction: Read the sentence carefully and identify whether the statement is true or false. Write
TRUE if the statement is true and FALSE if the statement is false.
1. Detergents can penetrate moderately greasy and/or dirty surfaces and suitable for
cleaning floors and walls, and similar routine tasks.
2. Sanitizer wipes are used for a quick and convenient way of cleaning food temperature
probes and small utensils, and for wiping food preparation surfaces on a ‘clean-as-you-
go’ basis. Use twice only then disregard.
3. Chemical disinfectants are not recommended for kitchen use, as their effectiveness can
be destroyed by wasted food materials, by the fabric of cleaning cloths, and by the
materials of some surfaces.
4. Soap is suitable for cleaning equipment and surfaces.
5. Water is the simplest cleaner of all.
6. Water is used to dissolve heavy grease and oil.
7. Sanitizers are for ‘clean-as-you-go’ use but cannot substitute thorough washing with a
detergent.
8. Abrasives or scoring cleaners are mostly used for cleaning enamel and ceramic
surfaces, including tiles.
9. Baking soda is the cleaning agent usually found in the kitchen.
10. Solvent can dissolve heavy grease and oil.
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COTABATO FOUNDATION COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Barangay Doroluman, Arakan, Cotabato
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MATCHING TYPE
Direction: Match the pictures of column A with the correct answer on column B. Write only the
letter of your correct answer on the space provided before each number.
___1. Solvent a. are not recommended for kitchen use,
as their effectiveness can be destroyed
by wasted food materials, by the fabric
of cleaning cloths, and by the materials
___2. Water of some surfaces.
b. is not suitable for cleaning equipment
and surfaces because it leaves a scum.
c. It is the simplest cleaner of all.
___3. Sanitizer d. can penetrate moderately greasy and/or
dirty surfaces and suitable for cleaning
floors and walls, and similar routine tasks.
e. are used for a quick and convenient way of
___4. Hard surface cleaner cleaning food temperature probes and
small utensils, and for wiping food
preparation surfaces on a ‘clean-as-you-go’
basis.
f. Found usually in the kitchen.
___5. Sanitizer wipes
g. Mostly used for cleaning enamel and
ceramic surfaces, including tiles.
h. are for ‘clean-as-you-go’ use but cannot
substitute thorough washing with a
___6. Detergent detergent.
i. used for heavier or more specialized tasks,
although they are corrosive and damage
surfaces if not used with care.
___7. Abrasives or scoring cleaners j. dissolve heavy grease and oil which water-
based cleaners cannot cope with.
___8. Chemical disinfectants
___9. Soap
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__10. Baking Soda
NAME: __________________________________________ DATE:
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ACTIVITY 1.
0oNote: Attach the test paper with multiple-choice questions upon
submission of the activity. Do NOT use the test papers I have made as
material for your evaluation.
TEST ITEMS
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Does the stem present a definite
problem?
Is the stem stated as clearly,
directly, and simply as possible?
Is there only one correct or clearly
best answer?
Are the distractors plausible?
Is the stem stated in positive terms
(if possible)?
If used, has negative wording been
given special emphasis?
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Are the alternatives grammatically
consistent with the stem?
Are the alternatives brief and free of
unnecessary words?
Are the alternatives similar in length
and form?
Is the item free of verbal clues to
the answer?
Are alternatives placed in logical
order?
Have none of the above and all of
the above been avoided (or used
appropriately)?
INSTRUCTION. Look for a previous test paper with multiple-choice questions. After
which, Evaluate the multiple-choice items using the checklist statements below. For
each item, draw a check mark () on the box if the question below is applied and an
(X) mark if it does not. Write NA if the question does not apply.
Comments and Suggestions:
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