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Which wine is an example of a full-bodied wine? 1) Pinot grigio 2) Cabernet Sauvignon 3) Cotes du Rhone 4) Sancerre correct answersCabernet Sauvignon Which is true of Port? 1) Always sweet and high in alcohol 2) Always dry and high in alcohol 3) Can be dry, medium or sweet 4) It is like Sherry only made in Portugal correct answersIt is always sweet and high in alcohol Which grape is white? 1) Chardonnay 2) Riesling 3) Pinot Gris 4) All of the above correct answersAll of the abo...

Which one of the following temperatures s best suited for light to medium bodied red wines (i.e. Beujolais, Valpolicella) correct answersLightly chilled 10-13°C (50-55°F) If you pair a high acid wine with a high acid food, the wine will seem: correct answersLess acidic The following best matches a tasting note for a youthful Beaune? correct answersMedium ruby, red fruits, mushrooms Hot climate wines are more likely to have: 1. High acid 2. High tannin 3. Lighter body 4. Higher alcoho...

Which one of the following is true? a. Hail protects grapes from fungal attacks b. Too much heat can stop the vine producing sugars c. fertile soils give the highest quality grapes for winemaking d. Irrigation is used widely for quality wine production in Europe correct answersb. Too much heat can stop the vine producing sugars Compared with red wines, white wines are generally fermented at a. Either higher or lower temperatures b. The same temperature c. Higher temperatures d. Lower...

distillation correct answersa process that increases the alcohol content of a liquid pot still correct answersbatch process that produces characterful spirits of relatively low strength oldest, simplest kind of still; relatively inefficient = multiple distillations needed continuous still correct answerscontinuous process that can produce very high-strength, neutral spirit, or lower strength spirits more efficient than pot still _____ strength spirits generally have more character fro...

Wine Types/Styles correct answersLight Sparkling Fortified Fermentation correct answersNatural process caused by yeast. What does yeast do? correct answersFeed on the sugar, converting it into alcohol and carbon dioxide gas Light Wines correct answersStill wines Majority fall under this category 8-15% alcohol Sparkling Wine correct answersWine were bubbles of carbon dioxide gas trapped in wine Fortified Wine correct answersWines that have extra alcohol added 15-22% alcohol ...

Where does a rosé wine get is color from? 1. Artificial Coloring 2. The addition of red wine 3. The skins of black grapes 4. Stainless steel tanks. correct answersWhere does a rosé wine get is color from? *3. The skins of black grapes* Which ONE of the following wines is the best paring when served with a fruit-based dessert? 1. High acid, low tannin red wine 2. Dry, light bodied white wine 3. High tannin, full bodied red wine 4. Sweet, high acid white wine. correct answersWh...

What is wine? correct answersA drink made from the fermented juice or freshly-picked grapes. One of the most natural of all alcoholic drinks. What is fermentation? correct answersA natural process caused by yeast. What is yeast? correct answersAre microscopic organisms that live naturally alongside grapes int he vineyard and winery. How does yeast live? correct answersThey feed on sugar, as found in grape juice, converting it to alcohol and carbon dioxide gas. What are the three typ...

Explain the difference between chronic and acute studies correct answersChronic studies is longer term; months and years Acute is short term; days or weeks Know the leading health risks to humans in both developing and developed countries correct answersDeveloping: childhood underweight, high blood pressure, unsafe sex, unsafe water, poor sanitation, and hygiene Developed: Tobacco use, high blood pressure, overweight and obesity, physical inactivity, high blood pressure Which type risk...

What is lead poisoning? correct answers- lead is highly toxic - heavy metal lead contamination in the body - interferes with bodily systems (brain, circulatory system, nervous system, and reproductive system) - affects organs and tissues including the heart, bones, intestines, and kidneys Mild symptoms of lead toxicity correct answers- fatigue - muscle pain - abdominal pain Moderate symptoms of lead toxicity correct answers- vomiting - headaches - confusion - difficulty in concent...

Impact of incident and likelihood of incident correct answersWhat two factors must be considered to make even the most basic risk management assessment? Impact of incident and likelihood of incident Severity of decision-making and financial impact of the incident on the business operations Consequence of impact and analysis of work processes Frequency of work operation and cost of any impact Risk assessment is a thorough look at your workplace to identify those things, ...