This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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43643 | When was the beginning? |
50660 | If, at the close of every life, the question,"What has brought most happiness?" |
50660 | LESSON XIX EVOLUTION OF MAN WHAT IS EVOLUTION? |
15237 | An important point is, can a man on such food be fit for physical work? |
15237 | Certainly he has the choice, but does he avail himself of it to any considerable extent? |
15237 | Do you think that a Burmese boy would be allowed to birds''-nest or worry rats with a terrier, or go ferreting? |
15237 | If the ape tribe can thrive without added salt why should not man? |
15237 | It may be asked, says Professor Chittenden, was this diet at all adequate for the needs of the body-- sufficient for a man weighing 165 pounds? |
48746 | Why all this struggle for mere existence? |
48746 | Should we not, therefore, take good care of, and heed the warnings of so wonderful a piece of automatic mechanism? |
48746 | What mechanical engineer in all the world could then make it work if something went wrong? |
48746 | What would be the difficulties, then, if the machine were enclosed in a case that could not be opened, with only the keyboard exposed? |
48746 | What, then, shall be done? |
54721 | ''Ah,''said the doctor,''a challenge from Prince Bismarck, eh? |
54721 | Flesh Food a Stimulant_ Whence then come these"illusions,"these"false notions of the strengthening effect of meat"? |
54721 | May it not be that their diet of cereals and herbs contributes to their peaceful temperament? |
54721 | What comprises their diet? |
54721 | What has brought about this change in the appetite of man? |
54721 | Why not preach this part of the gospel? |
57313 | How many have even taken steps to ascertain whether such distress exists or not? |
57313 | If general provision is made, ought the parents to be required to pay or should the meal be free to all? |
57313 | If some of them occasionally give up a struggle which must often seem hopeless, at whose door does the blood of these men and their children lie? |
57313 | If the child is told by its parents to say that it has plenty to eat at home, how is the teacher to know that it is underfed? |
57313 | Should the meals be provided free or should they be self- supporting? |
57313 | Why indeed should one stop here? |
57313 | [ 578] Footnote 578:"Can a sufficient mid- day meal be given to poor school children... for... less than one penny?" |
38762 | Are there other kinds of pepper? |
38762 | Do almonds grow in any part of our country? |
38762 | Do peanuts grow in the ground? |
38762 | Do you burn the vines after the nuts are picked? |
38762 | Does the nut have a covering? |
38762 | How are the nuts got out of the shells? |
38762 | How long did you live on the vine? |
38762 | What happened next? |
38762 | What happens to the nuts after the vines have been piled up? |
38762 | What is it? |
38762 | ( Permission of WALTER BAKER& CO., Ltd.)] How do you think the pods are gathered? |
38762 | A WALNUT VACATION How would you like to have your school close for two weeks, so that you could gather walnuts? |
38762 | And those maps-- how could they be any better? |
38762 | Can you tell? |
38762 | Do n''t you wish that all medicine to- day was as good as sugar? |
38762 | Do you have to wait that long for a crop of oranges? |
38762 | Do you know of any such bodies of water? |
38762 | Do you know what great man was born there? |
38762 | Do you know where Brazil is?" |
38762 | Do you know why they are prevented from growing tall? |
38762 | Do you not think such a ride would be more enjoyable than a street car ride? |
38762 | Do you recognize Jennie? |
38762 | Do you think that a poor man could afford to go into the business of cocoanut raising? |
38762 | Do you think they did? |
38762 | Have you ever seen cans of oysters that came from there? |
38762 | How do you suppose it is done? |
38762 | How does it get to other parts of our country? |
38762 | How high do you think those shown in the picture are? |
38762 | How would you like to try to climb a date palm tree? |
38762 | How would you like to use a bone for a needle? |
38762 | How would you like to wait for your breakfast while your father went to the woods or to the river in search of something to eat? |
38762 | How, then, do you suppose they get their food? |
38762 | Is the skating good? |
38762 | Is there any Water in this Field?] |
38762 | NUTTING Have you ever gone into the woods on a beautiful autumn day? |
38762 | Of what use are the falls? |
38762 | There was silence for a moment, and then Ginger said"May we not hear from you, friend?" |
38762 | This seems strange, does it not? |
38762 | To what city do you think the sugar from the Hawaiian Islands is sent? |
38762 | What advantage is there in having the vegetables ready for the market very early in the season? |
38762 | What advantage is this? |
38762 | What benefits are you receiving from what others have done? |
38762 | What did I tell you about the length of time required for the cocoanut to bear? |
38762 | What do you suppose_ their_ chief article of food is? |
38762 | What does this show about these people? |
38762 | What happens to the water? |
38762 | What industry does the use of barrels bring in? |
38762 | What is peculiar about the notice? |
38762 | What is the average summer temperature in your locality? |
38762 | What river is this city on? |
38762 | Where do you think they are to be found? |
38762 | Why does not Europe produce its own meat? |
38762 | Why is the fall a better time for this than the spring? |
38762 | Why was it sown in the fall? |
38762 | Why? |
38762 | Why? |
38762 | Why? |
38762 | Would n''t it seem strange if you were to eat berries raised on our bog, three thousand miles away? |
38762 | Would you not like to visit the cocoanut islands and learn more of their interesting people? |
30478 | But what are wind, flatulence, phlegm, and choler? 30478 But what is to be done? |
30478 | Do not children and young persons, that is, tender persons, live on milk and seeds, even before they are capable of much labor and exercise? 30478 Was Nero a man of temperate life? |
30478 | You ask me,continues Plutarch,"''for what reason Pythagoras abstained from eating the flesh of brutes?'' |
30478 | And do not these considerations, if they prove any thing, prove quite too much? |
30478 | And does any one, who has read his remarks, doubt that his"convictions"were in favor of the exclusive use of vegetable food? |
30478 | And if children thus thrive the best, why not adults? |
30478 | And if so, when and where? |
30478 | And if this oil tends to induce disease, and farinaceous food does not, why should not animal food be excluded? |
30478 | And must it not, then, have a deteriorating tendency? |
30478 | And must not all nations, as society progresses and the millennium dawns, crowd out the animals in the same way? |
30478 | And now, I ask again, what will he eat? |
30478 | And what is it, indeed,_ but_ a febrile paroxysm? |
30478 | And who would not regard female character as tarnished by a familiarity with such scenes as those to which I have referred? |
30478 | And why, then, may not its universal adoption, after a few generations, banish disease entirely from the world? |
30478 | Are they not a nine- fold cord, not easily broken? |
30478 | At least, would not this be the result, if he were a disciple of Christianity? |
30478 | But again: who has not considered, that if a garden of a given size will half support a family, one twice as large would support it wholly? |
30478 | But are not wheat and corn, and many other grains, as well as the potato, improved by cookery? |
30478 | But can it be successfully controverted? |
30478 | But how is it to be avoided? |
30478 | But we prevent their coming into the possession of a joyous and happy existence; and though we have no name for it, is it not a crime? |
30478 | But who has not been familiar from his very infancy with the maxim, that"a good garden will half support a family?" |
30478 | But, granting even the most that the friends of animal food can claim, what would the case of Dr. Preston prove? |
30478 | Can a return to nature, then, instantaneously eradicate predispositions that have been slowly taking root in the silence of innumerable ages? |
30478 | Can any one-- I repeat the question-- can any one believe it? |
30478 | Can it, indeed, be otherwise? |
30478 | Can there be a doubt that he would direct his attention at first-- yes, and for a long time afterward-- to the vegetable world for his food? |
30478 | Could a set of men, whose passions were not perverted by unnatural stimuli, look with coolness on an_ auto da fe_? |
30478 | Could you read calm health in his cheek, flushed with ungovernable propensities of hatred for the human race? |
30478 | Did Muley Ismail''s pulse beat evenly? |
30478 | Did not Paul understand, at least as well as we, the precepts and example of our Saviour? |
30478 | Do not all the eastern and southern people live almost entirely on them? |
30478 | Does any one believe that, in these circumstances, man would prey upon the animals around him? |
30478 | Does any one believe this? |
30478 | For if a purely vegetable aliment, with water alone for drink, is safe to all young persons inclining at all to gout, to whom is it unsafe? |
30478 | For the question is continually asked,"If you dispense wholly with flesh and fish, pray what can you find to eat?" |
30478 | From the beginning, was it so? |
30478 | Had you fewer colds or other febrile attacks-- or the reverse? |
30478 | Have they not force? |
30478 | Have you selected, from your own observation, any articles in the vegetable kingdom, as particularly healthy, or otherwise? |
30478 | How bear the smell arising from the dissection? |
30478 | How can it be right to train our children to behold such slaughter? |
30478 | How can we take the benefits and reject the evils of the system, which is now interwoven with our being? |
30478 | How could a person in perfect health, and obeying to an iota all the laws of health-- how could he contract disease? |
30478 | How could he bear to see an impotent and defenceless creature slaughtered, skinned, and cut up for food? |
30478 | How could he endure the sight of the convulsed limbs and muscles? |
30478 | How know we that what is so efficacious in regard to the larger diseases, will not be equally so in the case of all smaller ones? |
30478 | How, then, can it otherwise happen than that a still closer approximation will afford a greater exemption still, and so on indefinitely? |
30478 | I? |
30478 | If this is not a true solution of the case, how happens it that there was no disease of any organ or function, except the nervous function? |
30478 | In short, where do we cross the line? |
30478 | In such circumstances, what could have been expected? |
30478 | In what other country of Asia are schools and early education in such high reputation as in Japan? |
30478 | Is a vegetable diet more-- or less aperient than mixed? |
30478 | Is it impossible to realize a state of society, where all the energies of man shall be directed to the production of his solid happiness? |
30478 | Is it likely that a diet on which he had so long been doing well, should produce such a sudden falling off? |
30478 | Is it not so? |
30478 | Is it not too late in the day of human improvement to meet them with no argument but ignorance, and with no other weapon but ridicule? |
30478 | Is it not, then, better for the purposes of health and longevity? |
30478 | Is it said, that there is no necessity of levity on these occasions? |
30478 | Is it said, that these remarks apply only to the_ abuse_ of a thing, which, in its place, is proper? |
30478 | Is it to be believed that a being of gentle feelings, rising from his meal of roots, would take delight in sports of blood? |
30478 | Is not man, in the first chapter of Genesis, constituted a vegetable- eater? |
30478 | Is this change of feeling desirable? |
30478 | Is this worthy of those who would educate the youth of our land on the principles of the Bible? |
30478 | May not this be owing to their simple vegetable living? |
30478 | Now, let me ask how much beef, or lamb, or pork, or sausages, or eggs, or cheese, this would buy? |
30478 | Now, what will they eat? |
30478 | On the contrary, would not every living human being revolt, at first, from the idea, let it be suggested as it might, of plunging his hands in blood? |
30478 | Pray, what animal food can be eaten which does not contain, at least, a small quantity of oil? |
30478 | Rush, has not smiled at what he must have regarded a feeling wholly misplaced, if nothing more? |
30478 | That the healthy are ever injured by the vegetable system? |
30478 | That the sickly would generally be? |
30478 | The females, especially, where shall we look for their equals? |
30478 | The men, even-- the Scotch and Irish, for example-- are they weaker than their brethren, the English, who use more animal food? |
30478 | Was his constitution ever altered? |
30478 | Was the mind clearer; and could it continue a laborious investigation longer than when you subsisted on mixed diet? |
30478 | Was this change accompanied by a substitution of cold water for tea and coffee, during the experiment? |
30478 | Was your bodily strength either increased or diminished by excluding all animal food from your diet? |
30478 | Were the animal sensations, connected with the process of digestion, more-- or less agreeable? |
30478 | What constitutional infirmities were aggravated or removed? |
30478 | What could they-- what would they-- expect from such an education of the young mind and heart? |
30478 | What countries like these have maintained their ancient, moral, intellectual, and political landmarks? |
30478 | What do they for Japan? |
30478 | What length of time, the trial? |
30478 | What would there be in his system which could furnish a nidus for its reception? |
30478 | What, indeed, but stopped perspiration, superfluous nourishment, inconcocted chyle, of high food and strong liquors, fermented and putrifying? |
30478 | What, then, is the bearing of_ this single and singular case_? |
30478 | When will the sons of men learn wisdom in this matter? |
30478 | Whence, then, the increase of weight by seventy- four pounds? |
30478 | Where are the inhabitants so well formed, so stout made, and so robust? |
30478 | Who is to stop the labor- saving machine, the railroad car, or the lightning flash of intelligence? |
30478 | Why is it that every thing is, in this respect, so stationary among the middle classes and the poor? |
30478 | Why is it that the more wealthy, all over Europe, who get flesh more or less, deteriorate in their families so rapidly? |
30478 | Will it not then, at last, either burst the vessel, or throw out the cork or stopples, and raise still more lasting and cruel tempests and tumults? |
30478 | Will they who fly to the Bible for their support, in this particular, please to tell us? |
30478 | Would he pass by the fields, with their golden ears? |
30478 | Would he pass by the mellow apple, hanging in richest profusion every where, inviting him as it were by its beauties? |
30478 | Would it not take months and years to reconcile his feelings-- his moral nature-- to the thought of flesh- mangling or flesh- eating? |
30478 | Yet where shall we find a more healthy and robust population, or one more enduring of bodily fatigue, and exhibiting more mental vivacity? |
30478 | Yet, where shall we look for finer specimens of bodily health, strength, and vigor, than in these very countries? |
30478 | did his eyes beam with healthfulness, and its invariable concomitants, cheerfulness and benignity? |
30478 | no crime for thirty- five millions of people to prevent and preclude the existence of sixty- three millions? |
30478 | said he, would you have me eat my neighbors? |
30478 | was his skin transparent? |
20871 | About how much starch does wheat flour contain? |
20871 | Are flours usually adulterated? |
20871 | Are graham and entire wheat breads necessary in a ration as a source of mineral elements? |
20871 | Are small amounts of nitrites, when not associated with bacteria, injurious? |
20871 | Are these compounds injurious to health? |
20871 | Are these tests based upon chemical or physical properties of the fats? |
20871 | As offals? |
20871 | At ordinary prices, what are the cheapest vegetable foods? |
20871 | Can natural purification always be relied upon? |
20871 | Do all the nutrients of food have the same degree of digestibility? |
20871 | Do oats contain any special alkaloidal or stimulating principle? |
20871 | Do psychological processes in any way affect digestion? |
20871 | Do the spices have any food value? |
20871 | Do vegetable foods contain nitrates and nitrites? |
20871 | Does it enter chemically into the composition of plants? |
20871 | Does such an analysis necessarily indicate the presence of injurious compounds? |
20871 | Does sugar possess more than condimental value? |
20871 | Does the digestibility of a food necessarily indicate the economic uses that will be made of it by the body? |
20871 | From what are cocoa and chocolate obtained? |
20871 | From what sources are sugars obtained? |
20871 | Give the general composition of apples? |
20871 | How are alkaloids produced in meats? |
20871 | How are artificial mineral waters prepared? |
20871 | How are flours bleached? |
20871 | How are peppers adulterated? |
20871 | How are such standards obtained? |
20871 | How are sugars graded commercially? |
20871 | How are the acid products removed? |
20871 | How are the cereals milled? |
20871 | How are the different products of the wheat kernel separated? |
20871 | How are the impurities removed from wheat flour? |
20871 | How are the peptones produced from other proteids? |
20871 | How are the sugars acted upon when foods are cooked? |
20871 | How are these adulterations detected? |
20871 | How are they affected by heat? |
20871 | How are they formed in plants? |
20871 | How are they prepared? |
20871 | How can milk be pasteurized for family use? |
20871 | How can the tendency of a milk diet to produce costiveness be overcome? |
20871 | How compare the amounts of nutrients that can be procured in two foods for a given sum of money? |
20871 | How determine the amount of nutrients that can be procured in a food for a given sum of money? |
20871 | How did the acidity you obtained compare with this legal requirement? |
20871 | How do apples differ in composition? |
20871 | How do beans at 10 cents per quart compare in nutritive value with beef at 15 Cents per pound? |
20871 | How do beans compare in protein content with cereals? |
20871 | How do canned fruits differ in composition and nutritive value from fresh fruits? |
20871 | How do canned meats differ in composition from fresh meats? |
20871 | How do canned vegetables differ in composition and food value from fresh vegetables? |
20871 | How do carrots and milk differ in composition? |
20871 | How do carrots differ in composition from potatoes? |
20871 | How do cooked meats compare in composition with raw meats? |
20871 | How do different kinds of bread made from the same flour compare in composition and nutritive value? |
20871 | How do different parts of the egg differ in composition? |
20871 | How do different ways of cooking affect the digestibility? |
20871 | How do dried fruits differ in composition from fresh fruits? |
20871 | How do fish and meat compare in digestibility? |
20871 | How do flours differ in granulation? |
20871 | How do food materials differ in ash content? |
20871 | How do foods change in weight during cooking? |
20871 | How do graham and entire wheat breads compare in nutritive value with white bread? |
20871 | How do graham and entire wheat flours compare in chemical composition with white flour? |
20871 | How do lamb and mutton differ in composition? |
20871 | How do lemons differ in composition from oranges? |
20871 | How do low and high grade flours differ in chemical composition? |
20871 | How do meats differ in chemical composition from vegetable foods? |
20871 | How do plums differ in composition from many other fruits? |
20871 | How do raw and cooked foods compare in general composition? |
20871 | How do ripe olives differ in composition from green olives? |
20871 | How do starch grains from different sources differ in structure? |
20871 | How do string beans differ from green beans? |
20871 | How do sweet potatoes differ in chemical composition and food value from white potatoes? |
20871 | How do the commercial grades of sugar compare as to nutritive value? |
20871 | How do the more expensive cuts of lamb compare in nutritive value with the less expensive cuts? |
20871 | How do the nutrients of canned meats compare in cost with those of fresh meat? |
20871 | How do the nutrients, protein, fat, and carbohydrates, compare as to available energy? |
20871 | How do the wheat offals differ in composition from the flour? |
20871 | How do these compare with the changes that take place when plants ripen and seeds are produced? |
20871 | How do these differences correspond with the grades of the flour? |
20871 | How do they compare in mechanical composition? |
20871 | How do they differ chemically from sucrose? |
20871 | How do they differ from the fixed oils, or fats? |
20871 | How do they differ from the non- nitrogenous compounds? |
20871 | How do they differ in composition from coffee? |
20871 | How do they differ in composition from the starches? |
20871 | How do they differ mechanically? |
20871 | How do vegetable foods compare in digestibility with animal foods? |
20871 | How do vegetable foods differ from animal foods? |
20871 | How do wheat preparations differ in general composition from corn and oat preparations? |
20871 | How do you calculate the nutrients in a fraction of a pound of food? |
20871 | How do you combine foods to form a balanced ration? |
20871 | How do you test a baking powder for alum? |
20871 | How do you test a baking powder for ammonia? |
20871 | How do you test a baking powder for phosphoric acid? |
20871 | How does bacon compare in food value with other meats? |
20871 | How does baking powder differ in its action from yeast? |
20871 | How does barley differ from wheat in general composition? |
20871 | How does bleaching affect the chemical composition of flour? |
20871 | How does bread compare in nutritive value with animal foods? |
20871 | How does bread compare in nutritive value with other cereal foods? |
20871 | How does cheese compare in nutritive value and cost with meats? |
20871 | How does cheese differ in composition from butter? |
20871 | How does cooking affect the cellulose of foods? |
20871 | How does flour compare in nutritive value with other foods? |
20871 | How does goats''milk differ from cows''milk? |
20871 | How does graham bread compare in digestibility with white bread? |
20871 | How does grape fruit resemble and how differ in chemical composition from oranges and lemons? |
20871 | How does human milk differ in composition from cows''milk? |
20871 | How does it compare in food value with beef? |
20871 | How does it compare with the rational feeding of animals? |
20871 | How does it compare with theme? |
20871 | How does it differ in composition from other fats? |
20871 | How does it differ in composition from other sugar? |
20871 | How does it differ in composition from sugar? |
20871 | How does it differ in mechanical and chemical composition from white flour? |
20871 | How does it differ in physical and chemical composition from white flour? |
20871 | How does it resemble and how differ in composition from starch? |
20871 | How does mutton vary in composition from beef? |
20871 | How does oleomargarine compare in digestibility and food value with butter? |
20871 | How does palatability affect the digestive process? |
20871 | How does pork differ in composition from other meats? |
20871 | How does poultry resemble and how differ in composition from other meat? |
20871 | How does removal of skins affect food value of beans and digestibility? |
20871 | How does removal of the oat hull affect the composition of the product? |
20871 | How does salt codfish at 10 cents per pound compare in nutritive value with lamb chops at 15 cents per pound? |
20871 | How does such a baking powder compare in cost and efficiency with those purchased in the market? |
20871 | How does sweet corn differ in composition from fully matured corn? |
20871 | How does the amount consumed affect the completeness of the digestive process? |
20871 | How does the amount of this nutrient compare with that found in meats? |
20871 | How does the amount of water you obtained compare with the amount given in the tables of analysis? |
20871 | How does the cabbage differ in general composition from many vegetables? |
20871 | How does the cauliflower differ from cabbage? |
20871 | How does the character of the fat influence the composition and taste of the meat? |
20871 | How does the cost of flour compare with that of other foods? |
20871 | How does the cost of nutrients in corn compare with other foods? |
20871 | How does the cost of the nutrients in beans compare with that of the nutrients in other foods? |
20871 | How does the egg differ in composition from the potato? |
20871 | How does the ether extract in fats vary in composition and nutritive value? |
20871 | How does the flesh of different kinds of fish vary in composition? |
20871 | How does the granulation affect the physical properties of flour? |
20871 | How does the mineral matter and phosphate content of fish compare with that of other foods? |
20871 | How does the mineral matter of parsnips differ from that of potatoes? |
20871 | How does the phosphate content of cereals compare with that of meats and milk? |
20871 | How does the protein content of animal bodies compare with that of plants? |
20871 | How does the protein of beans differ from that of many other food materials? |
20871 | How does the ratio of nitrogenous and non- nitrogenous compounds in spinach differ from that in many other vegetables? |
20871 | How does the specific gravity of fat compare with that of water? |
20871 | How does the starch of parsnips differ from that of potatoes? |
20871 | How does the temperature of the flour influence the bread- making process? |
20871 | How does the water content of some foods vary with the hydroscopicity of the air? |
20871 | How does this affect nutritive value? |
20871 | How does this compare with the acidity of vinegar? |
20871 | How does toast differ in composition from bread? |
20871 | How does veal differ in composition from beef? |
20871 | How is a dietary study made? |
20871 | How is adulterated maple sugar detected? |
20871 | How is butter adulterated? |
20871 | How is cheese adulterated? |
20871 | How is compressed yeast made? |
20871 | How is it adulterated? |
20871 | How is it determined? |
20871 | How is it determined? |
20871 | How is it made? |
20871 | How is it obtained? |
20871 | How is it obtained? |
20871 | How is it obtained? |
20871 | How is it obtained? |
20871 | How is it possible for one food to contain less total protein than another food and yet be more valuable from a nutritive point of view? |
20871 | How is it possible to determine approximately which of two foods is cheaper, when the price and composition of the foods are known? |
20871 | How is it prepared for the market? |
20871 | How is strained honey adulterated? |
20871 | How is sugar treated to make it whiter? |
20871 | How is the absorptive capacity of a flour determined? |
20871 | How is the bread- making value of a flour determined? |
20871 | How is the color of a flour determined? |
20871 | How is the coloring material of sugar removed? |
20871 | How is the crude protein content of a food calculated? |
20871 | How is the digestibility of a food determined? |
20871 | How is the dry matter of a food determined? |
20871 | How is the fat of flour affected during the process of bread making? |
20871 | How is the granulation of flour approximately determined? |
20871 | How is the value of one food expressed in terms of another food? |
20871 | How is this determined? |
20871 | How may a baking powder be prepared at home? |
20871 | How may a compound impart a negative value to a food? |
20871 | How may certain classes of bacteria exert unfavorable changes in the preparation of foods? |
20871 | How may changes in water content of foods affect their weight? |
20871 | How may connections between cesspools and surface well waters be traced? |
20871 | How may flies carry germ diseases? |
20871 | How may foods become contaminated through imperfect plumbing? |
20871 | How may hard waters be softened for household purposes? |
20871 | How may meat be tested for boric acid? |
20871 | How may molasses act upon metalware? |
20871 | How may real coffee be distinguished from chicory? |
20871 | How may the absorptive power of a flour be determined? |
20871 | How may the acidity of a flour be determined? |
20871 | How may the acids thus developed affect the properties of other chemical compounds? |
20871 | How may the dirt adhering to vegetables be the carrier of germ diseases? |
20871 | How may the nitrogen- free- extract of one food differ from that of another? |
20871 | How may the per cent of acidity of vinegar be determined? |
20871 | How may the per cent of solids in vinegar be determined? |
20871 | How may the presence of chicory in ground coffee be detected? |
20871 | How may the presence of formaldehyde in milk be detected? |
20871 | How may the presence of malic acid in a vinegar be detected? |
20871 | How may they be produced in animal foods? |
20871 | How much nutrients do fruits add to a ration? |
20871 | How much nutritive material do melons contain? |
20871 | How much of the crude protein of potatoes is true protein? |
20871 | How much of the total nitrogen of flour is present as proteids? |
20871 | How much refuse have meats? |
20871 | How should the nutrients be apportioned among the meals? |
20871 | How would mineral adulterants be detected? |
20871 | How would the presence of other cereals be detected? |
20871 | How would you determine the general nutritive value of a breakfast food, knowing the kind of cereal from which it was prepared? |
20871 | How would you test a water to detect the presence of organic matter? |
20871 | If a ration contained an excess of carbohydrates and a scant amount of protein, how could it be improved? |
20871 | In addition to serving as a food, why is water necessary for life processes? |
20871 | In general, what portion of the nutrients of a ration should be derived from vegetable foods, and what portion from meats? |
20871 | In the canning of tomatoes, why is it desirable to conserve the juices? |
20871 | In washing clothing after contagious diseases, what materials may be used for disinfecting? |
20871 | In what different ways is the expression"digestibility of a food"used? |
20871 | In what form are these elements usually considered most valuable? |
20871 | In what forms are the ash elements( mineral matter) present in meats? |
20871 | In what part of the digestive tract are beans mainly digested? |
20871 | In what way do they take a mechanical part in digestion? |
20871 | In what way does acid act upon sugar? |
20871 | In what way is starch acted upon mechanically? |
20871 | In what way may cellulose be of value in a ration? |
20871 | In what way may it impart a negative value to a ration? |
20871 | In what ways are foods acted upon during cooking? |
20871 | In what ways are strawberries valuable in a ration? |
20871 | In what ways are vinegars adulterated? |
20871 | In what ways do bacteria exert a favorable influence in the preparation of foods? |
20871 | In what ways does the digestion of food resemble the combustion of fuel? |
20871 | In what ways does the lean meat of different kinds of animals vary chemically and physically? |
20871 | In what ways is milk adulterated? |
20871 | In what ways may cocoa and chocolate preparations be adulterated? |
20871 | In what ways may water be improved? |
20871 | Into what is the organic matter converted when it is burned? |
20871 | Into what two constituents may all fats be separated? |
20871 | Is a well- balanced ration and one containing an ample supply of nutrients necessarily an expensive ration? |
20871 | Is color an index to the composition of the egg? |
20871 | Is it coagulated by heat? |
20871 | Is it possible to bleach low grade flours and cause them to resemble high grade flours? |
20871 | Is it soluble in alcohol? |
20871 | Is the pectose from the apple soluble? |
20871 | Is the protein molecule as completely oxidized in the body as starch or fat? |
20871 | Is this a physical or chemical change? |
20871 | Nitrites? |
20871 | Of animals? |
20871 | Of the two classes of impurities found in water, which is the more harmful? |
20871 | Of what does meat extract mainly consist? |
20871 | Of what does the dry matter of plums mainly consist? |
20871 | Of what is grape juice mainly composed? |
20871 | Of what is it composed? |
20871 | Of what is it composed? |
20871 | Of what is the ash of plants composed? |
20871 | Of what is the dry matter mainly composed? |
20871 | On what is it based? |
20871 | The acidity is expressed in percentage amounts of what acid? |
20871 | The characteristic flavor of tea is imparted by what compound? |
20871 | Through what chemical changes does starch pass during bread making? |
20871 | To what are the differences in flavor and taste due? |
20871 | To what are the flavor and odor of cheese due? |
20871 | To what are these physiological properties due? |
20871 | To what compound are its peculiar physiological properties due? |
20871 | To what do beef extracts owe their flavor? |
20871 | To what does celery owe its dietetic value? |
20871 | To what extent are acids produced in bread making? |
20871 | To what extent are amid compounds present in meats? |
20871 | To what extent are cereals modified or changed in composition by cooking? |
20871 | To what extent are metals dissolved by fruit juices? |
20871 | To what extent are nutrients extracted in the boiling of cabbage? |
20871 | To what extent are nutrients lost in the boiling of meats? |
20871 | To what extent are soluble carbohydrates formed? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients in milk digestible? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients in oatmeal digested? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of animal foods digested? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of beans digested? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of bread digested? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of cereal foods digested and absorbed by the body? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of cheese digested? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients of potatoes digested and absorbed by the body? |
20871 | To what extent are the nutrients removed in the cooking of carrots? |
20871 | To what extent are volatile carbon compounds, other than carbon dioxid and alcohol, liberated during bread making? |
20871 | To what extent do fruits contain water and dry matter? |
20871 | To what extent do losses in dry matter occur during bread making? |
20871 | To what extent do losses of nitrogen occur during bread making? |
20871 | To what extent do the cereals supply the body with mineral matter? |
20871 | To what extent do the nutrients of different kinds of cheese vary in digestibility? |
20871 | To what extent do the nutritive value and the market price of foods vary? |
20871 | To what extent do the various cuts differ in composition? |
20871 | To what extent do the various oat preparations on the market differ in composition and food value? |
20871 | To what extent does cocoa add to the nutritive value of a ration? |
20871 | To what extent does digestibility differ with individuals? |
20871 | To what extent does the combination of foods affect the digestibility of the nutrients? |
20871 | To what extent does the mechanical condition of food affect its digestibility? |
20871 | To what extent does the method of preparing food affect digestibility? |
20871 | To what extent does the protein in the dietary range? |
20871 | To what extent is color associated with fat content? |
20871 | To what extent is granulated sugar adulterated? |
20871 | To what extent is individuality a factor in digestion? |
20871 | To what extent is the energy of fuels utilized for producing mechanical and chemical changes in foods during cooking? |
20871 | To what extent is water present in foods? |
20871 | To what extent may a ration vary from the dietary standards? |
20871 | To what extent may foods differ in composition from the average analysis given? |
20871 | To what extent may nuts contribute to the nutritive value of a ration? |
20871 | To what extent may the nutrients of a ration vary from the standard? |
20871 | To what extent may wheat vary in protein content? |
20871 | To what is it due? |
20871 | To what is temporary hardness in water due? |
20871 | To what is the color of milk due? |
20871 | To what is the color of the carrot due? |
20871 | To what is the difference in digestibility supposed to be due? |
20871 | To what is the shrinking of meats in cooking due? |
20871 | To what materials do the spices owe their value? |
20871 | To what nutrient is preference usually given in assigning a value to a food? |
20871 | Traces of what compounds are formed during bleaching? |
20871 | Under what conditions can eggs be used economically in the dietary? |
20871 | Under what conditions does this change take place? |
20871 | Under what conditions may lead pipes be objectionable? |
20871 | Upon what does the quality and grade of tea depend? |
20871 | What acid is in grapes, and what is its commercial value? |
20871 | What acids does vinegar contain? |
20871 | What acts as a solvent of the lime in water? |
20871 | What advantage, from a pecuniary point of view, results from the improvement of the water supply of a community? |
20871 | What alkaloid similar to the theme and caffeine of tea and coffee is present in cocoa and chocolate? |
20871 | What analogy exists between human and animal feeding? |
20871 | What are among the cheapest animal foods? |
20871 | What are cereal coffee- substitutes? |
20871 | What are cloves? |
20871 | What are dietary standards? |
20871 | What are glutinous wheats? |
20871 | What are its properties? |
20871 | What are mineral waters? |
20871 | What are nitrites? |
20871 | What are permanently hard waters? |
20871 | What are predigested breakfast foods? |
20871 | What are prunes? |
20871 | What are some of the derivative products that can be obtained from the protein molecule? |
20871 | What are some of the impurities in candy? |
20871 | What are some of the materials used for softening water? |
20871 | What are some of the materials used in the preservation of meats? |
20871 | What are some of the most common dietary errors? |
20871 | What are some of the most erroneous ideas as to food values? |
20871 | What are some of the ways in which the cost of a ration can be decreased without sacrificing nutritive value? |
20871 | What are spring wheats? |
20871 | What are starchy wheats? |
20871 | What are the advantages of canned meats over fresh meats? |
20871 | What are the albuminates, and how are they affected by the action of acids and alkalies? |
20871 | What are the albuminoids? |
20871 | What are the alkaloids? |
20871 | What are the alum baking powders? |
20871 | What are the amids? |
20871 | What are the carbohydrates? |
20871 | What are the cereals most commonly used for food purposes? |
20871 | What are the characteristics of pistachio? |
20871 | What are the compounds usually determined in a food analysis? |
20871 | What are the cream of tartar baking powders? |
20871 | What are the dextrose sugars? |
20871 | What are the essential oils? |
20871 | What are the factors which influence the composition of flours? |
20871 | What are the fats? |
20871 | What are the insoluble ferments? |
20871 | What are the insoluble proteids? |
20871 | What are the main compounds in strawberries? |
20871 | What are the main nutrients in corn preparations? |
20871 | What are the main nutrients in oysters? |
20871 | What are the mineral impurities of water? |
20871 | What are the mixed compounds? |
20871 | What are the more common materials used in their preparation? |
20871 | What are the most common forms of impurities? |
20871 | What are the most expensive foods? |
20871 | What are the most favorable conditions for the souring of milk? |
20871 | What are the nitrogenous compounds? |
20871 | What are the organic acids? |
20871 | What are the organic impurities of water? |
20871 | What are the pectose substances? |
20871 | What are the peptones, and how do they differ from the albumins? |
20871 | What are the phosphate baking powders? |
20871 | What are the prepared milks? |
20871 | What are the principal compounds of tomatoes? |
20871 | What are the principal compounds that are changed during the process of cooking? |
20871 | What are the principal nutrients of squash? |
20871 | What are the soluble ferments? |
20871 | What are the sources of contamination of foods? |
20871 | What are the sources of the injurious organic compounds in foods? |
20871 | What are the sources of the organic impurities? |
20871 | What are the special diabetic flours, and how are they prepared? |
20871 | What are the two kinds of materials which baking powders contain? |
20871 | What are the wheat middlings breakfast foods, and how do they compare in digestibility and food value with bread? |
20871 | What are winter wheats? |
20871 | What becomes of the acids formed? |
20871 | What becomes of the ether? |
20871 | What becomes of the nitrogen of the organic matter? |
20871 | What becomes of the wheat germ during milling? |
20871 | What becomes of these products during bread making? |
20871 | What can you say as to comparative ease and completeness of digestibility of rice? |
20871 | What can you say as to the importance of dairy products in the dietary? |
20871 | What can you say in regard to the coal tar colors? |
20871 | What can you say in regard to the digestibility of butter? |
20871 | What can you say of the comparative value of cane and beet sugar? |
20871 | What can you say of the protein in tea as to amount and food value? |
20871 | What can you say of the use of ammonia and ammonium carbonate for softening waters? |
20871 | What can you say of the use of coal tar dyes in foods? |
20871 | What can you say of the use of copper sulphate in the preparation of canned peas? |
20871 | What causes chemical changes to take place during cooking? |
20871 | What causes flours to vary so in bread- making value? |
20871 | What causes some waters to dissolve limestone? |
20871 | What causes souring of milk? |
20871 | What causes unsound flours? |
20871 | What cereal does rice resemble in composition? |
20871 | What change does heat bring about in the pectose substances of fruits? |
20871 | What change does starch undergo during cooking? |
20871 | What change does the organic matter of water undergo? |
20871 | What change in color did you observe when the ferrous sulphate solution was added to the tea infusion? |
20871 | What change occurs in the appearance of the egg albumin when the HNO_{3} is added? |
20871 | What change occurs in the milk sugar? |
20871 | What change occurs on adding NH_{4}OH? |
20871 | What change occurs to the fats during cooking? |
20871 | What change takes place in corn meal from long storage? |
20871 | What change takes place when it is moistened with ammonia, and why? |
20871 | What change takes place when new wheat is stored in an elevator? |
20871 | What changes do the proteids undergo during cooking? |
20871 | What changes occur to the various proteids during the process of bread making? |
20871 | What changes take place in their manufacture? |
20871 | What characteristics do amids impart to meats? |
20871 | What chemical changes does it produce? |
20871 | What chemical changes take place during ripening? |
20871 | What compound in milk is most variable? |
20871 | What compound is present to the greatest extent in the dry matter of apples? |
20871 | What compounds give flavor to peaches? |
20871 | What compounds give pepper its characteristics? |
20871 | What compounds impart taste and flavor? |
20871 | What compounds suffer losses during bread making? |
20871 | What content of fat should cream contain? |
20871 | What dietetic value has vinegar? |
20871 | What dietetic value? |
20871 | What dietetic value? |
20871 | What difference in color did you observe in the test with the baking powder containing alum and in that with the flour only? |
20871 | What diseases are mainly caused by impure drinking water? |
20871 | What do the terms"temporary"and"permanent"hardness of water mean? |
20871 | What does a high acidity of a flour indicate? |
20871 | What does malic acid in a vinegar indicate? |
20871 | What does the presence of chlorine in a surface well water indicate? |
20871 | What does the presence of nitrates in water indicate? |
20871 | What does the presence of nitrites indicate? |
20871 | What does the soda do? |
20871 | What effect do some alkaloids exert upon the animal body? |
20871 | What effect do some of these minerals have upon the value of the water? |
20871 | What effect does bleaching have upon the color of fiber and dà © bris particles in flour? |
20871 | What effect does cellulose have upon digestibility? |
20871 | What effect does chicory have upon the color of water? |
20871 | What effect does cooking have upon the bacterial flora of foods? |
20871 | What effect does cooking have upon the composition of the egg? |
20871 | What effect does dry heat have upon sugar? |
20871 | What effect does freezing have upon the purity of water? |
20871 | What effect does heat have upon starch? |
20871 | What effect does improvement of the water supply of a city have upon the death rate? |
20871 | What effect does lack of a good supply of air have upon the completeness of the digestion process? |
20871 | What effect does refrigeration have upon the composition of food? |
20871 | What effect does storage have upon the bread- making value of flour? |
20871 | What effect does the addition of 10 per cent of wheat gluten to flour have upon the size of the loaf? |
20871 | What effect does the addition of 10 per cent of wheat starch to flour have upon the size of the loaf? |
20871 | What effect does the character of the water used in fattening have upon the sanitary value? |
20871 | What effect does the cleaning of streets and improvement of the sanitation of cities have upon the death rate? |
20871 | What effect does the use of skim milk and lard in bread making have upon composition? |
20871 | What effect has NH_{4}OH upon the color? |
20871 | What effect has tannin upon the digestion of proteids? |
20871 | What effect has the refining of flour upon the ash content? |
20871 | What effect would addition of such material as sugar have upon specific gravity? |
20871 | What effect would addition of water to vinegar have upon its specific gravity? |
20871 | What effect would hard limewater have upon the skins? |
20871 | What effect would waters containing iron have upon the tea infusion? |
20871 | What factors cause a variation in the capacity of flours to absorb water? |
20871 | What factors influence its composition? |
20871 | What factors influence the flavor of eggs? |
20871 | What factors influence the sanitary condition of milk? |
20871 | What ferments take part in the production of vinegar? |
20871 | What food value do the albuminoids possess? |
20871 | What food value do the proteins possess? |
20871 | What food value do they possess? |
20871 | What food value do they possess? |
20871 | What food value has vinegar? |
20871 | What foods are rich in carbohydrates? |
20871 | What foods are subject to the greatest and what foods to the least variation? |
20871 | What foods are valuable for supplying protein? |
20871 | What foods contain appreciable amounts of sugar? |
20871 | What foods contain the most, and what foods the least water? |
20871 | What foods furnish the largest amount of nutrients at the least cost? |
20871 | What foods supply fats? |
20871 | What general change do the proteids undergo during digestion? |
20871 | What general changes does the element nitrogen undergo in plant and animal bodies? |
20871 | What general changes in composition occur as animals mature? |
20871 | What general relationship exists between the chemical, physical, and bacteriological changes that take place in foods? |
20871 | What general relationship exists between the various nitrogenous compounds? |
20871 | What gives flour its color? |
20871 | What gives taste and flavor to molasses? |
20871 | What gives these their taste and flavor? |
20871 | What impurities do rain waters contain? |
20871 | What influence do different methods of boiling have upon the crude protein content of potatoes? |
20871 | What influence does bleaching have upon bread- making value? |
20871 | What influence does milk have upon the digestibility of other foods? |
20871 | What influence does removal of skins have upon digestibility? |
20871 | What influence does salting and preservation have upon composition? |
20871 | What influence does the combination of beans with other foods have upon digestibility? |
20871 | What influence does the more complete removal of the bran and germ of corn have upon its digestibility? |
20871 | What influence does the temperature of the water in which the meat is placed for cooking have upon the amount of nutrients extracted? |
20871 | What influence does toasting have upon digestibility? |
20871 | What influence upon the composition of the wheat breakfast foods has partial or complete removal of the bran? |
20871 | What influences the texture or toughness of meats? |
20871 | What is Roquefort cheese? |
20871 | What is a baking powder? |
20871 | What is a dietary study? |
20871 | What is a digestion coefficient? |
20871 | What is a narrow nutritive ratio? |
20871 | What is a standard ration? |
20871 | What is a wide nutritive ratio? |
20871 | What is albumin, and how may it be obtained from a food? |
20871 | What is barley water, and what nutritive material does it contain? |
20871 | What is break flour? |
20871 | What is buttermilk, and what dietetic value has it? |
20871 | What is cassia? |
20871 | What is cellulose? |
20871 | What is certified milk? |
20871 | What is characteristic as to its nitrogen content? |
20871 | What is characteristic of the dry matter of the carrot? |
20871 | What is cinnamon? |
20871 | What is cocoanut butter? |
20871 | What is condensed milk? |
20871 | What is cottage cheese? |
20871 | What is crude protein? |
20871 | What is durum wheat flour, and how does it differ from other flour? |
20871 | What is entire wheat flour? |
20871 | What is ether extract? |
20871 | What is gained by a study of the digestibility of foods? |
20871 | What is gained by the rational feeding of both humans and animals? |
20871 | What is gained by toasting bread? |
20871 | What is gained, so far as digestibility is concerned, by the cooking of foods? |
20871 | What is ginger? |
20871 | What is gliadin? |
20871 | What is globulin, and how is it obtained from a food? |
20871 | What is graham flour? |
20871 | What is honey? |
20871 | What is imparted to meats during the smoking process? |
20871 | What is its food value? |
20871 | What is its function in plants? |
20871 | What is its source in milk? |
20871 | What is its source? |
20871 | What is koumiss, and how is it prepared? |
20871 | What is lard? |
20871 | What is mace? |
20871 | What is malt vinegar? |
20871 | What is maple sugar? |
20871 | What is meant by a"hard"water? |
20871 | What is meant by middlings flour? |
20871 | What is meant by the fattening of oysters? |
20871 | What is meant by the first break? |
20871 | What is meant by"lime soap"? |
20871 | What is molasses? |
20871 | What is mustard? |
20871 | What is nitrogen- free- extract? |
20871 | What is nutmeg? |
20871 | What is pasteurized milk? |
20871 | What is patent flour? |
20871 | What is pepper? |
20871 | What is plain chocolate? |
20871 | What is protein? |
20871 | What is saccharine? |
20871 | What is sirup? |
20871 | What is starch? |
20871 | What is sugar? |
20871 | What is sugar? |
20871 | What is tea? |
20871 | What is the appearance of the peanut fat? |
20871 | What is the appearance of the turmeric paper after being dipped in the meat extract and dried? |
20871 | What is the appearance of the woolen cloth when the coloring matter is entirely from fruit? |
20871 | What is the ash or mineral matter of a food? |
20871 | What is the available energy of a ration? |
20871 | What is the average quantity of sugar consumed in this country? |
20871 | What is the best way to remove mineral matter from water? |
20871 | What is the characteristic acid of lemons? |
20871 | What is the difference between white and black pepper? |
20871 | What is the difference in preparation of cocoa and chocolate? |
20871 | What is the difference in the chemical composition of tea and coffee? |
20871 | What is the effect of a scant amount of protein in a ration? |
20871 | What is the effect of an excess of protein in the ration? |
20871 | What is the effect upon their digestibility and nutritive value? |
20871 | What is the food value of butter? |
20871 | What is the food value of glucose? |
20871 | What is the food value of molasses? |
20871 | What is the food value of the amids? |
20871 | What is the food value of the olive? |
20871 | What is the general tendency as to quantity of food and amount of nutrients consumed? |
20871 | What is the inversion of sugar? |
20871 | What is the iodine absorption number of a fat? |
20871 | What is the legal requirement in this state for acetic acid in vinegar? |
20871 | What is the legal standard for vinegar solids in your state? |
20871 | What is the main difference in composition between old and new bread? |
20871 | What is the maximum amount of water that a butter may contain without being considered adulterated? |
20871 | What is the most common form of tea adulteration? |
20871 | What is the name of the compound formed? |
20871 | What is the nature of the residue which they leave? |
20871 | What is the nature of the residue which they leave? |
20871 | What is the nutritive value of the non- nitrogenous compounds, taken as a class? |
20871 | What is the object of the rational feeding of man? |
20871 | What is the object of the sanitary inspection of food? |
20871 | What is the objection to their use? |
20871 | What is the polariscope, and how is it employed in sugar work? |
20871 | What is the principal non- nitrogenous compound of meats, and what of vegetables? |
20871 | What is the principal nutrient in peaches? |
20871 | What is the roller process of flour milling? |
20871 | What is the salt formed when the lemon juice is neutralized by the KOH solution? |
20871 | What is the solvent of the fat? |
20871 | What is the total solid matter of a water, and how is it obtained? |
20871 | What is the value of carrots in a ration? |
20871 | What is the value of the dietary study of a family? |
20871 | What is the yellow precipitate obtained in this test? |
20871 | What is their dietetic value? |
20871 | What is their dietetic value? |
20871 | What is their food value? |
20871 | What is their food value? |
20871 | What is their food value? |
20871 | What is their source in animals? |
20871 | What is their source? |
20871 | What is tyrotoxicon? |
20871 | What is vinegar? |
20871 | What is yeast? |
20871 | What kind of ferment action may take place at a low temperature? |
20871 | What kinds of colors should be used in the preparation of foods? |
20871 | What materials are used for imparting color? |
20871 | What materials are used in the preparation of confections? |
20871 | What materials other than apples can be used in the preparation of vinegar? |
20871 | What mechanical value may cellulose have in a ration? |
20871 | What nutrients are present to the greatest extent in oranges? |
20871 | What nutrients do peanuts contain in large amounts? |
20871 | What nutrients do the legumes contain in comparatively large amounts? |
20871 | What nutrients do they supply to the ration? |
20871 | What nutritive material does celery contain? |
20871 | What nutritive value do they possess? |
20871 | What nutritive value does the egg plant possess? |
20871 | What nutritive value has lettuce? |
20871 | What nutritive value have they? |
20871 | What objection is urged against their use? |
20871 | What organic acids are found in animal foods? |
20871 | What other carbohydrates are also present? |
20871 | What other requisites should a ration have in addition to supplying the necessary nutrients? |
20871 | What part do the soluble ferments take in digestion? |
20871 | What part do they take in animal and plant nutrition? |
20871 | What part does the alcohol take in bread making? |
20871 | What part in plant life do these ash elements take? |
20871 | What per cent of acidity did you obtain? |
20871 | What per cent of acidity is found in normal flours? |
20871 | What per cent of purity has granulated sugar? |
20871 | What per cent of the wheat kernel is returned as flour? |
20871 | What physical changes do vegetable and animal tissues undergo when cooked? |
20871 | What physiological properties do some foods possess? |
20871 | What physiological property does olive oil have? |
20871 | What preservatives are sometimes used in the preparation of canned fruits? |
20871 | What processes should be used for removal of coloring materials from foods? |
20871 | What property do the essential oils impart to foods? |
20871 | What proportion of the income of the laboring man is usually expended for food? |
20871 | What proportion of vegetables is refuse and non- edible parts? |
20871 | What ratio exists between the nitrogenous and non- nitrogenous compounds in the potato? |
20871 | What relationship exists between dietary habits and mental development and vigor? |
20871 | What relationship exists between gluten content and capacity of a flour to absorb water? |
20871 | What relationship exists between the dietary of a nation and its physical development? |
20871 | What relationship exists between the fat and water content of beef? |
20871 | What relationship exists between the nutritive and bread- making value of a flour? |
20871 | What relationship exists between unsanitary condition of soils about dwellings and contamination of the food? |
20871 | What residue is left from the alum powders? |
20871 | What residue is left from the digestion of protein? |
20871 | What should be the position of candy in the dietary? |
20871 | What should be the stage of ripeness of fruit in order to secure the best results in canning? |
20871 | What sized bolting cloths are used in milling? |
20871 | What temperature is reached in the interior of the loaf during bread making? |
20871 | What three points are considered in judging a tea? |
20871 | What treatment is given to the cocoa bean in its preparation for commerce? |
20871 | What treatment is sometimes given to prevent separation of the cocoa fat? |
20871 | What use can be made of the results of dietary studies for improvement of the dietary? |
20871 | What value are they to the growing plant? |
20871 | What value as a nutrient does starch possess? |
20871 | What value as a nutrient does sugar possess? |
20871 | What value do graham and entire wheat breads have in the dietary? |
20871 | What value do potatoes impart to the ration? |
20871 | What volatile products are formed during the digestion of food? |
20871 | What was the result when water was added? |
20871 | When burned, what was the odor of the gliadin, and what does this indicate? |
20871 | When foods containing starch are baked, what change occurs? |
20871 | When the difference in this nutrient between two foods is small, then the preference is given to what nutrients? |
20871 | Where is it found? |
20871 | Where is it mainly found in plants? |
20871 | Which are the least objectionable of these materials? |
20871 | Which are the most objectionable? |
20871 | Which class is present in largest amounts? |
20871 | Which food furnishes the larger amount of nutrients, potatoes at 50 cents per bushel or flour at$ 6 per barrel? |
20871 | Which is more commonly practiced, tea or coffee adulteration? |
20871 | Which is usually considered best? |
20871 | Which nutrient, protein or fat, is the most completely digested? |
20871 | Which of the mineral elements take the most essential part in animal nutrition? |
20871 | Which of the nutrients of vegetables, protein or carbohydrates, is more completely digested? |
20871 | Which of the proteids are found to the greatest extent in foods? |
20871 | Which of the three classes of baking powders is considered the least objectionable? |
20871 | Which sample contains pure vanilla extract? |
20871 | Which sample showed the presence of formaldehyde? |
20871 | Why are cereals valuable in the ration? |
20871 | Why are chemical changes, as hydration, often desirable in the cooking and preparation of foods? |
20871 | Why are dairy products in older agricultural regions generally cheaper than meats? |
20871 | Why are fillers used in the manufacture of baking powders? |
20871 | Why are fruits necessary in the ration? |
20871 | Why are legumes valuable crops in general farming and for the feeding of farm animals? |
20871 | Why are precautions necessary in the use of ice for refrigeration? |
20871 | Why are some inexpensive foods often expensive when prepared for the table? |
20871 | Why are vegetables necessary in a ration? |
20871 | Why do butter and oleomargarine respond differently to these tests? |
20871 | Why do chocolate preparations vary so widely in composition? |
20871 | Why do different nationalities acquire distinct food habits? |
20871 | Why do flours vary in quality of gluten? |
20871 | Why do people of sedentary habits require a different dietary from those pursuing active, out- of- door occupations? |
20871 | Why do some flours absorb more water than others? |
20871 | Why do some foods affect individuals in different ways? |
20871 | Why do you add NaOH? |
20871 | Why does a mixed ration give better results than when only a single food is used? |
20871 | Why does boiling cause the lime to be deposited? |
20871 | Why does coffee float on the water while chicory sinks? |
20871 | Why does fat when burned or digested produce more heat than starch or sugar? |
20871 | Why does the action of heat affect various proteids in different ways? |
20871 | Why does the character of the drinking water affect health? |
20871 | Why does the extract containing lemon oil become cloudy on adding water? |
20871 | Why in this test is it necessary to use acid containing ferric chlorid? |
20871 | Why is HCl added to the water? |
20871 | Why is NaOH used? |
20871 | Why is a new baking powder preferable to one that has been kept a long time? |
20871 | Why is a prolonged high temperature unnecessary to secure the best results in cooking? |
20871 | Why is a scant amount of protein in a ration undesirable? |
20871 | Why is air necessary in the last stage of the process? |
20871 | Why is an excess of protein in the ration undesirable? |
20871 | Why is an excessive amount of sugar in a ration undesirable? |
20871 | Why is cheese cured in cold storage? |
20871 | Why is cheese ripened? |
20871 | Why is cheese sometimes considered indigestible? |
20871 | Why is color an index of grade? |
20871 | Why is corn alone not suitable for bread- making purposes? |
20871 | Why is excessive use of some of the spices objectionable? |
20871 | Why is flour used for bread making purposes? |
20871 | Why is it desirable in a ration to secure the protein and other nutrients from a variety rather than from a few foods? |
20871 | Why is it desirable to have some coarsely granulated foods in a ration? |
20871 | Why is it essential that the animal body be supplied with nitrogenous food in the form of proteids? |
20871 | Why is it necessary that nitrogenous and non- nitrogenous compounds be blended in a ration? |
20871 | Why is it necessary that the quantity, quality, and character of the food should vary with different individuals? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider previously acquired food habits in the selection of foods? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider sanitary condition as well as chemical composition? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the caloric value of a ration? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the caloric value of a ration? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the calorie value of a ration? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the digestibility of food, as well as its composition? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the mechanical condition of a food and its combination with other foods, as well as its chemical composition? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the physical as well as the chemical composition of foods? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the refuse of a food in determining its nutritive value? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the sanitary condition of milk? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the sanitary conditions of vegetables? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to consider the water content of foods in assigning nutritive values? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to determine by trial the material most suitable for softening water? |
20871 | Why is it necessary to vary the process of bread making in order to get the best results with different kinds of flour? |
20871 | Why is it not easily adulterated? |
20871 | Why is it not possible for a dietary which gives ample satisfaction for one class of people to be applied to another class with equal satisfaction? |
20871 | Why is it not possible for animal foods to compete in economy with cereal and vegetable foods? |
20871 | Why is it not possible to determine the value of a food absolutely from its composition and digestibility? |
20871 | Why is it not possible to make sudden and radical changes in the dietary? |
20871 | Why is it not possible to value many vegetable foods simply on the basis of percentage of nutrients present? |
20871 | Why is it not right to determine the value of fruits entirely on the basis of nutrients? |
20871 | Why is it unnecessary and undesirable to regulate absolutely the amount of nutrients consumed in the daily ration? |
20871 | Why is more soap required to form a lather with hard water than with soft water? |
20871 | Why is protein necessary as a nutrient? |
20871 | Why is saltpeter used in the preservation of meats? |
20871 | Why is sodium chloride or common salt necessary for animal life? |
20871 | Why is some coarsely granulated food more essential in the dietary of the sedentary than in the dietary of the laborer? |
20871 | Why is some ventilation necessary in refrigeration? |
20871 | Why is starch insoluble in cold water? |
20871 | Why is the determination of the water in a food often a difficult process? |
20871 | Why is the mineral phosphate not considered equally valuable with that naturally present in foods? |
20871 | Why is the nitrogen content of a food more absolute than the crude protein content? |
20871 | Why is the water containing the meat warmed slightly? |
20871 | Why is the( NH_{4})_{2}CO_{3} solution used? |
20871 | Why is water regarded as a food? |
20871 | Why is wheat flour especially adapted to bread- making purposes? |
20871 | Why is white bread generally preferable in the dietary of the laboring man? |
20871 | Why is yeast used in bread making? |
20871 | Why may coffee not be considered a food? |
20871 | Why may flours produced from the same type of wheat vary slightly in character from year to year? |
20871 | Why may not cotton cloth be used instead of woolen? |
20871 | Why may proteids from different sources vary in their nutritive value? |
20871 | Why may proteins serve so many functions in the body? |
20871 | Why may two foods of the same general character give different results when used for nutritive purposes? |
20871 | Why must bulk be considered in a ration, as well as nutrient content? |
20871 | Why must dishes and utensils in which foods are placed be thoroughly cleaned? |
20871 | Why must special attention be given to cleaning the water filter? |
20871 | Why must you be careful not to let the turmeric paper touch the sides of the test tube or the liquid? |
20871 | Why should a water of questionable purity be boiled? |
20871 | Why should baking powders be kept in tin cans, and not in paper? |
20871 | Why should boiled water receive further care in its storage? |
20871 | Why should corn be combined in a ration with foods mediumly rich in protein? |
20871 | Why should eggs be purchased and sold by weight? |
20871 | Why should food be protected from impure air and dust particles? |
20871 | Why should foods also possess an esthetic value? |
20871 | Why should mineral waters be extensively used only by the advice of a physician? |
20871 | Why should oatmeal receive longer and more- thorough cooking than many other foods? |
20871 | Why should places where vegetables are stored be well ventilated? |
20871 | Why should special attention be given to the sanitary disposal of kitchen refuse? |
20871 | Why should such purification be under the supervision of a chemist or bacteriologist? |
20871 | Why should sugar be combined with other nutrients? |
20871 | Why should tea-- especially green tea-- be infused for a very short time, never boiled? |
20871 | Why should the amount of nutrients consumed vary with the work performed? |
20871 | Why should the cellar in which food is stored be in a sanitary condition? |
20871 | Why should the peanuts be broken into small pieces? |
20871 | Why should the ration not be composed exclusively of finely granulated foods? |
20871 | Why should the specific gravity of vinegar be fairly constant? |
20871 | Why should tin in which canned goods are preserved be of good quality? |
20871 | Why should vinegars not be stored in metalware? |
20871 | Why was KOH used? |
20871 | Why was phenolphthalein used? |
20871 | Why, in softening waters for household purposes, must caustic soda, potash, and bleaching powder be used with caution? |
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20871 | With what food materials should rice be combined to make a balanced ration? |
20871 | With what materials in water are the disease- producing organisms associated? |
20871 | Would a water showing the presence of nitrites be a safe drinking water? |
20871 | of vinegar calculated from the specific gravity? |