【Daily Question No. 4】October 15, 2015: +2 wealth for participation, +3 additional wealth for a correct answer
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This post was last edited by dlutyj on 2015-10-16 at 08:02. To boost activity in the food section, a daily quiz will be held starting today; participants will earn +2 wealth points, and those who answer correctly will receive an additional +3 wealth points. This initiative aims to enliven the atmosphere of this section, spread basic knowledge about food, and offer certain wealth rewards to users. During cooking and heating, vitamins are damaged to varying degrees, and the order of the degree of damage is (D). A. Vitamin B2 > Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin E > Vitamin A > Vitamin D B. Vitamin C > Vitamin B2 > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin E > Vitamin D C. Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin C > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E D. Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E Please reply with the answer you think is correct; participating in the quiz earns +2 wealth points, and getting all answers right adds another +3 wealth points. Additional rewards will be given for providing detailed explanations or analyses of the questions and answers. Note: We will close this post after 24 hours. The current activity is in the testing phase, and we hope everyone can share their suggestions~ Feel free to express any ideas regarding the daily questions or anything else~
During cooking and heating, vitamins are damaged to varying degrees, and the order of the degree of damage is (A). A. Vitamin B2 > Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin E > Vitamin A > Vitamin D B. Vitamin C > Vitamin B2 > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin E > Vitamin D C. Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin C > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E D. Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E
During cooking and heating, vitamins are damaged to varying degrees, and the order of the degree of damage is (D). A. Vitamin B2 > Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin E > Vitamin A > Vitamin D B. Vitamin C > Vitamin B2 > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin E > Vitamin D C. Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin C > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E D. Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E
During cooking and heating, vitamins are damaged to varying degrees, and the order of the degree of damage is (D).
You’re up so early, silly fish~~. . . Choose C~~
When will the answers be released? I’m a newbie here who’s coming to learn cooking
Crazy Fish, floor 3 is correct – why not give the wealth?
During cooking and heating, vitamins are damaged to varying degrees, with the order of degree of damage being: (D, Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin B2 > other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E). A. Vitamin B2 > Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin E > Vitamin A > Vitamin D B. Vitamin C > Vitamin B2 > Vitamin B1 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin E > Vitamin D C. Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin C > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E D. Vitamin C > Vitamin B1 > Vitamin B2 > Other B-group vitamins > Vitamin A > Vitamin D > Vitamin E It’s too difficult. . . It’s too premium. .
A question bank would work; the difficulty level should be reduced a bit, and it’s best if the questions are of a general knowledge nature. . For example, why crabs cannot be eaten, why pufferfish cannot be eaten, and what happens to vitamin A when carrots are fried in oil, and so on. . . For quantitative values, like how many mg or something, it’s too difficult. . It’s not very useful either for amateur chefs. . .
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