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Safe Plates Module 1

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many people in the United States get sick from food they eat each year?

a)

1 in 10

b)

1 in 6

c)

1 in 3

d)

1 in 8

2.

Put a check beside each impact of foodborne illness

a)

people going to hospital

b)

death

c)

legal action

d)

business closing

3.

Put a check beside each impact of foodborne illness

a)

loss of restaurant job

b)

imprisonment

c)

loss of restaurant customers

d)

bad breath

4.

Put a check beside each impact of foodborne illness.

a)

death

b)

food thrown out

c)

flooding

d)

increased insurance cost

5.

Put a check beside each group that is highly susceptible to foodborne disease.

a)

Young

b)

Healthy teenagers

c)

Old

d)

Pregnant women and unborn babies

e)

Immune Compromised

6.

Choose the correct term for this definition: anything that could cause harm to consumers. There are 3 general categories: physical, chemical, biological.

a)

Food

b)

Hazard

c)

Pathogen

7.

Which one is a naturally occurring physical hazard?

a)

metal

b)

feather

c)

glass

d)

false nails

8.

Which one is a foreign object , physical hazard

a)

insects

b)

glass

c)

rock

d)

wood

9.

Check each item that is a chemical hazard

a)

false nails

b)

pesticide

c)

cleaners

d)

sanitizers

10.

Select each one that is a Biological Hazard.

a)

bacteria

b)

fungi

c)

bandages

d)

viruses

e)

parasites

11.

Check all that apply. Which is a source of pathogens?

a)

wheat

b)

raw food

c)

food handlers

d)

soil

e)

air, dust, dirt, and food waste

12.

What does the "F" in FAT TOM represent?

a)

fingers

b)

fire

c)

food

13.

What does the "M" in FAT TOM represent?

a)

minions

b)

marbles

c)

moisture

14.

Put a check beside each of the "Big 5 Factors" that commonly contribute to foodborne illness.

a)

Food purchased from unsafe sources

b)

Failure to cook food to correct temperature

c)

Improper holding temperatures

d)

Contaminated equipment

e)

Poor personal hygiene