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1. Under what conditions can a business be called a boulangerie in France?
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When all the bread sold is baked on-site
When it hires bakers
When it sells bread
When all stages of bread making are done on-site
11. At what point does the "apprêt" stage occur in the bread-making process?
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After dividing
Before baking
Before shaping
After kneading
4. Shaping can be mechanical or manual:
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False
True
9. What is the name of the protein in wheat flour?
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Rye
Gluten
Albumin
Starch
12. What is the name of the yeast fungus found in baker's yeast?
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Clostridium botulinum
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Escherichia coli
Bacillus mesentericus
5. In what situations is osmotolerant yeast used?
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For breads made with whole wheat flour
For dough with more than 10% sugar in the recipe
For doughs containing eggs
For all types of bread making
6. What does "détente" mean in the bread-making process?
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Placing the shaped loaves on a linen cloth
An optional step
The step preceding the pointage
The resting time for the dough before shaping
10. How many types of kneading machines are commonly used in French bakeries?
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3
5
2
4
15. What are the criteria for choosing a good baguette?
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A beautiful crust, a crispy crust, and irregular holes
A very white and very porous crumb
A shelf life of several days
A thin and very smooth crust
7. What is panaire fermentation?
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The conversion of the sugars in the flour into oxygen and acids
The fermentation of dough caused by the use of baker's yeast
The conversion of the sugars in the flour into CO₂, alcohol, and acids
The conversion of the proteins in the flour into sugar and CO²
13. What does the 1993 Bread Decree require for the "Pain de tradition française" designation?
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The requirement to use flour made from French wheat
The requirement to add soy lecithin to traditional French flour
The prohibition on adding ascorbic acid to flour and freezing during the bread-making process
Compliance with a charter by bakers who wish to make traditional French bread
14. What is bread-making flour?
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A flour that can easily be used to make bread
Whole-wheat flour
Buckwheat flour
A flour reserved for professional bakers
3. At what stage in the bread-making process does the pointage step take place?
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After baking
After shaping
After kneading
Before baking
2. What is the grigne?
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The textured crust that forms on bread
A Step in Bread Making
A shaping technique
The tool used to cut the bread dough before baking
8. What does the letter "T" refer to when describing a type of flour?
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Its ash content
Its protein content
Its sugar content
Its salt content
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