WorksheetsFood Safety
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 22mins
You should wash your hands before going in the kitchen.
true
false
Raw food should be kept in sealed containers to prevent spread of bacteria?
True
False
Bacteria commonly found in chicken and eggs is salmonella?
True
False
Salmonella bacteria cannot be killed during the cooking process?
True
False
Cooked food should be kept at room temperature for more than 4 hours?
True
False
If you are prepping food and the knife drops, what do you do?
try and catch it
let it fall
scream and panic
pick it up and continue using it
If you need to sneeze you must face away from the bench and sneeze into your elbow.
True 😃
False 😡
It's ok to touch your face and not wash your hands.
True 😃
False 😡
You can cut vegetables on the same board you just used to cut meat.
True 😃
False 😡
Hot food can be left out all day and you won't get food poisoning.
True 😃
False 😡
Dairy food can be left out of the fridge all day and you won't get food poisoning.
True 😃
False 😡
What should we do BEFORE we start cooking?
Wash Hands
Turn on the oven
Do a dance
Gather Supplies
True or False: It is important to separate our foods
True
False
How can we safely chill foods?
Put it in the oven
Put it in a cooler
Leave food on the counter
Put food in the refrigerator
Select two ways to prevent cross contamination
Put everything in the refrigerator
Do nothing
Separate raw and cooked foods
Wash foods
Select four kitchen tools
Select four kitchen tools
Lawn mower
Wisk
Can opener
Measuring spoons
Measuring cups
Bacteria grows slowly in the danger zone temperature
True
False
The danger zone is a temperature between 50C and 600C
True
False
Perishable foods like milk, meat, cooked rice and sushi are foods that will go off quickly if left in the danger zone for too long
True
False
How many times can you reheat any food leftovers?
Once
Twice
As many as you can
Not sure
How many keys to Food Safety are there?
5
1
27
9
What are the main types of bacteria we have studies in this unit? Choose 4.
Salmonella
Clostridium Botulinum
Listeria Monocytogene
E Coli
Campylobacter
