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Food Safety

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one way to prevent contamination of food and surfaces?

a)

do not touch your face and hair

b)

leave your jewellery on

c)

wear an apron used before

d)

stay home when you have cuts on your hands

2.

How can you tell if food has enough bacteria to cause food poisoning?

a)

it smells bad

b)

it will have a different colour and taste bad

c)

it will taste different

d)

you can't as it looks, smells and tastes normal

3.

The temperature danger zone is the temperature range between

a)

50-60 °C

b)

5-60 °C

c)

25-35 °C

d)

10- 60 °C

4.

Which of the following is an example of a BAD food hygiene practice that could lead to cross-contamination?

a)

chopping raw and cooked meat on the same chopping board

b)

washing vegetables in clean water

c)

keeping food in food grade containers

d)

washing hands before handling food

5.

What are the basic steps for washing hands?

a)

apply soap, wash well, rinse and dry

b)

wash in the soapy dishwater and dry

c)

apply soap, wash well, rinse and dry with tea towel

d)

wash thoroughly and dry

6.

High-risk foods that are easily contaminated are

a)

dried, uncooked rice and pasta

b)

flour and powdered milk

c)

fish, oysters and sushi

d)

chocolate bars

7.

Pests are a problem in any food premises. The main problem is

a)

they smell

b)

they spread disease through bacteria and droppings

c)

they eat the food

d)

they frighten the staff

8.

The main reason that food handlers should wear protective clothing is to

a)

stop their clothes from getting dirty

b)

protect the food from contamination

c)

make them look good

d)

identify them as food handlers

9.

How should chemicals be stored in food food preparation areas?

a)

away from food preparation/storage areas

b)

in food grade containers

c)

in empty soft drink bottles

d)

In a pantry or cupboard where food is stored

10.

Foodborne illness is an illness caused by

a)

consuming foods contaminated by bacteria

b)

a change in the sensory properties of food

c)

consuming foods contaminated by yeasts

d)

consuming foods contaminated by enzymes

11.

Which of the following are all high-risk foods?

a)

soft cheese, dried pasta, poultry and eggs

b)

cooking oil, dried pasta, poultry and eggs

c)

soft cheese, cooked pasta, poultry and eggs

d)

cooking oil, cooked pasta, poultry and eggs

12.

Eggs have been associated with outbreaks of foodborne illness. When using eggs you should

a)

use a hand sanitiser to clean your hands

b)

use cracked eggs

c)

leave eggs out of the refrigerator

d)

wash your hands well with water and soap

13.

Which one of the following sauces is a risk for food poisoning?

a)

aioli

b)

tomato

c)

sweet chili

d)

salsa

14.

What are the basic steps for cleaning food equipment and utensils effectively at home?

a)

scraping, cleaning and rinsing

b)

scraping, cleaning, and wiping

c)

scraping, cleaning, rinsing and air drying

d)

scraping and cleaning

15.

What are ALL the conditions of growth required for bacteria grow?

a)

Low acidity, oxygen, high temperatures, dryness and food

b)

Food, proper acidity, time, proper temperature, oxygen and moisture

c)

Food, moisture, acidic conditions and oxygen

d)

Oxygen, temperature, time and moisture