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Year 5 VLE Prevocational Studies (PVS) Assessment 2

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bacteria and viruses are responsible for most food-borne illnesses. This type of food borne illnesses are called ___________.

a)

chemical hazards

b)

biological hazards

c)

physical hazards

2.

Food allergens are _______________.

a)

chemical hazards

b)

biological hazards

c)

physical hazards

3.

Hazards caused by metal shavings and rust from cans are called ________?

a)

chemical hazards

b)

biological hazards

c)

physical hazards

4.

One of the reasons we cook food is___________.

a)

cooking makes food easier to eat

b)

cooking is easier than chewing

c)

A. cooking is next to godliness

5.

A male rabbit is called ________________________.

a)

buck

b)

rooster

c)

boar

6.

Which one of these is not the best place to rear farm animals?

a)

floor pen

b)

kitchen cupboard

c)

brooder box

7.

The animals in the pictures are called ____________.

a)

wild animals

b)

pets

c)

farm animals

8.

This farm animal parasite is called a ____________.

a)

louse

b)

tick

c)

fluke

9.

To keep food and water safe, we need to do the following EXCEPT we should _________.

a)

keep cooked and raw foods apart when preparing or storing them. louse

b)

buy directly from the market, because the ones from the superstore is expired.

c)

avoid keeping cooked food or raw meat in the fridge for more than 24 hours unless it is in the freezer.

10.

Food can become ________________ at any point of the different stages of food supply and handling.

a)

complicated

b)

communicated

c)

contaminated

11.

The organism in the picture is a farm animal that can cause a disease by biting its host.

What is the name of the organism?

a)

Tapeworm

b)

Flea

c)

Tick

12.

One of these is an effect of consuming diseased farm animal _____________.

a)

diarrhea

b)

malaria

c)

COVID-19Tick

13.

One of the symptoms of diseases in farm animals is ___________.

a)

eating a lot of fruits

b)

difficulty in breathing

c)

maintaining proper hygiene in your home

14.

Washing dishes and utensils immediately after use is one of the steps in _______________.

a)

controlling diseases in farm animals

b)

keeping food and water safe

c)

buying from the right source

15.

One of these farm animals feed on fodder. Which one is it?

a)

Rabbit

b)

cow

c)

Chicken

16.

Three examples of farm animals are__________.

a)

tiger, lion and raccoon

b)

zebra, giraffe and cow

c)

chicken, goat and catfish.

17.

The reason we wash our fruits and veggies thoroughly is ________.

a)

To ensure the food is clean and safe for consumption

b)

To ensure it becomes fit and ready for sport competitions

c)

To ensure it can take go round the family

18.

Food can become ________________ at any point of the different stages of food supply and handling.

a)

complicated

b)

communicated

c)

contaminated

19.

Which other ways can we keep our food safe apart from washing?

a)

Choose foods that are fresh.

b)

Choose good cloth to wear when cooking.

c)

Store other food items together with red meat.

20.

These are tomatoes that are already contaminated.


Which of these describes why it is contaminated?

a)

It was preserved in a freezer.

b)

It was NOT refrigerated properly.

c)

It was preserved in by drying.

21.

This picture is an example of _______.

a)

chicken cage

b)

rabbit hutch

c)

goat pen

22.

Sleeping sickness in farm animals is usually caused by ________.

a)

mosquito

b)

tsetse fly

c)

tape worm

23.

The symbols in the picture are known as __________________

a)

Clean, Separate, Cook and Chill Sign

b)

Refrigerator labels

c)

Food safety signs and symbols

24.

________ makes food more digestible.

a)

Freezing

b)

Storing

c)

Cooking

25.

Purchasing food from unsafe sources is one of the _________ in raw food items.

a)

risk factors

b)

benefits

c)

advantages

26.

The most common and simplest method of cooking is by _____,

a)

grilling

b)

frying

c)

boiling

27.

________ is a method of cooking that has to do with the food having been put into an enclosed area where heat is applied and the movement of heat within the confined space acts on the food that makes it get cooked.

a)

Grilling

b)

Roasting

c)

Baking

28.

The ability of food to retain its flavours, nutrients and nourishment is an advantage of one of these cooking methods.

a)

Steaming

b)

Baking

c)

Roasting

29.

Which one of these food items can be fried?

a)

Beans

b)

Water melon

c)

Tomatoes

30.

In ________ frying, food is cooked in a frying pan with a little amount of oil or fat.

a)

shallow

b)

deep

c)

lipid