1. At what stage do we judge according to our preferences in sensory analysis?
A recall taste b explain the taste of drink c analyze the taste of drink
two。 What hinders our sensory judgment?
A subjective analysis b high degree of variability c no exact reference to how the sensory system works
3. How do the senses judge the quality of the product?
A coffee bean direct contrast b coffee bean direct match c coffee bean defect d coffee bean quality control
4. What is the type of "vanilla"?
A sour, b sweet, c smooth, d full
5. What organs of the human body are used to distinguish flavors?
A taste bud b olfactory bulb c nose d trigeminal nerve
6. How many coffee samples will be used in a triangular cup?
A 3 copies b 2 copies c 4 copies d 5 copies
7. What does "cleanliness" mean in the coffee sample cup test?
A coffee liquid has no residue, b, sweet, sour, bitter balance, c, no uncomfortable taste, d obvious sour and sweet flavor
8. Whether the emergence of a strong flavor in coffee is a qualitative or quantitative evaluation
A qualitative assessment b quantitative assessment
9. Is it necessary to establish a database and share their own cup test records after the coffee sample cup test is completed?
A needs b no need
10. If you find that a partner has consumed too much caffeine in one day, how to deal with it?
A stop ta from continuing to consume caffeinated products b drink plenty of water c ask others for advice before deciding whether to stop it
11. How to judge whether the blending of coffee beans is a market demand and is different from the existing blending in the market?
A comparison test b preference test c cup test d and above are
twelve。 What do we need to prepare for the coffee cup test?
A cup meter c cup test process rules and regulations c more than 50 participants d cup test sample database
13. What does "reference sample of coffee beans" mean?
A coffee bean samples provided to guests b coffee bean samples that can be compared during cup testing c unique batches of coffee beans d and above are all
14. When sending coffee beans to quality inspection, what items need to be tested in the inspection room?
A baking degree / color b sensory analysis c coffee bean cup measuring d raw bean hardness e raw bean moisture
15. What does the negative flavor / taste of coffee mean?
A syrup like b astringent c smooth d bitter
16. Which of the following descriptions will not affect the taste of coffee?
A coffee bean size b coffee bean treatment c roasting degree d coffee growth environment e coffee bean price f coffee bean storage
G coffee beans cooked h preservation time of coffee beans
17. Why is there the practice of "triangle cup test"?
A test preference / emotion b test preference c test resolution d test flavor description ability
18. How to distinguish the difference between different baking curves / ideas of the same coffee bean?
A coffee cup test b sensory judgment c decide according to your own preferences
19. Why do you need a coffee cup test?
An evaluate people's preferences b judge coffee bean flavor c judge coffee cleanliness d judge coffee defect degree
20. When it comes to "delicious taste", what kind of food do you think of?
A fungus b berries c citrus d berries
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