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sensory evaluation

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

the inability to smell is referred to as:

Back (Answer)

anosmic

#2
Front (Question)

five basic tastes

Back (Answer)

salt, sour, sweet, bitter, umami

#3
Front (Question)

where is aroma/odour sensed?

Back (Answer)

olfactory epithelium

#4
Front (Question)

umami response pertains to ____

Back (Answer)

glutamates

#5
Front (Question)

examples of umami foods?

Back (Answer)

soy sauce, tomatoes, mushrooms, cheese

#6
Front (Question)

4 components of flavour?

Back (Answer)

taste, odour, mouth feel, trigeminal perception

#7
Front (Question)

various nerves involved in flavour sense?

Back (Answer)

facial; glossopharyngeal, trigenimal

#8
Front (Question)

trigeminal nerve senses ___ and ___ perceptions, along with pain

Back (Answer)

thermal; chemical

#9
Front (Question)

facial nerve found in __ of tongue, glossopharyngeal found in ___; responsible for ________

Back (Answer)

front; back; oral sensations, taste, salivation

#10
Front (Question)

supertasters have > # of _______

Back (Answer)

fungiform papillae

#11
Front (Question)

supertasters and children have ^ in taste sensitivity to ___

Back (Answer)

PROP

#12
Front (Question)

supertasters tend to be ___, have ___ risk for CVD and ___ risk for colon cancer

Back (Answer)

thinner; decreased; increased

#13
Front (Question)

these tasters tend to like all foods, are fussy about prep, think about food in positive way

Back (Answer)

medium tasters

#14
Front (Question)

these tasters are attentive to presentation, prefer higher sweetness, foods sensed more as package, think in terms of healtfulness rather than taste

Back (Answer)

nontasters

#15
Front (Question)

what are subjective tests?

Back (Answer)

affective/hedonistic (preference), analytical (product attributes)

#16
Front (Question)

what are objective tests?

Back (Answer)

lab methods and equipment to evaluate foods thru phsy and chem tests

#17
Front (Question)

affective tests use a ____ point hedonic scale

Back (Answer)

9

#18
Front (Question)

“hedon” means:

Back (Answer)

pleasure

#19
Front (Question)

The pepsi challenge is an example of a _____ test (another type of affective test)

Back (Answer)

paired preference

#20
Front (Question)

test methods that quantify perceived intensities of specified sense characteristics

Back (Answer)

descriptive test methods

#21
Front (Question)

example of descriptive test methods?

Back (Answer)

8 point intensity scale (tender vs. tough)

#22
Front (Question)

need to be highly trained for this, characterize all flavor or textural dimensions in order perceived and assign intensity values

Back (Answer)

flavor/texture profile analysis

#23
Front (Question)

“all flavours in perfect balance” for this food product

Back (Answer)

heinz ketchup

#24
Front (Question)

major consumers of ketchup are:

Back (Answer)

children