WorksheetsYear 7 Food assessment
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 29mins
Food preparation and nutritional education........
builds our practical design skills.
builds our faith in nutrition.
builds our cooking skills and knowledge on food.
builds on our taste buds.
How many food groups are there in the 'EAT WELL' plate?
4
5
3
6
Carbohydrates give us energy, this should make up 1/3 of our diet.
True
False
Fruit and vegetables should make up 1/3 of our diet too. We are advised to eat at least ??? portions a day.
7
6
4
5
The smallest part of the 'EAT WELL' plate is .........
Proteins
Fat and Sugar
Milk and dairy
Carbohydrates
Carbohydrates are based on foods high in sugar and fat.
True
False
Carbohydrates are foods based on starch, such as bread and potatoes.
True
False
Dairy foods based on milk, usually from cows include butter, cheese and yoghurt.
True
False
What does 'FSA' stand for?
Food Stewardship Agency
Food Standards Accountability
Food Sustainable Agency
Food Standards Agency
Is exercise just as important as having a balanced diet?
Yes
No
It depends
Not sure
The 'EAT WELL' plate is a guide to .......
help prevent losing excessive weight and become healthy.
help prevent excessive weight gain and make us unhealthy.
help prevent excessive weight gain and keep us healthy.
help us become underweight and unhealthy.
Personal safety and food hygiene is not important when cooking.
True
False
All food handlers must be aware of the need for personal hygiene to prevent food poisoning.
True
False
Food hygiene rules must be followed closely when....
Cooking and serving
Storing and preparing
Storing, preparing and cooking
Storing, preparing, cooking and serving
We use different coloured chopping boards to avoid
the kitchen becoming un-organised
the colours matching the food you are cutting
cross-contamination and bacterial growth
working in groups during practical lessons
When must we wash our hands?
Before handling food and after eating
Before handling food and after handling food
Before handling food and after going to the toilet
Before going to the toilet and after handling food
Bacteria is microscopic living creatures that live on everything.
True
False
For food safety reasons, a blue plaster must be worn to cover any cuts. This is because........
this looks modern and trendy to look at.
it is much more hygienic than any other plaster.
it stands out, as not many foods are blue.
it matches the blue traditional apron.
We should tie long hair back because
it looks messy and unprofessional.
it can get in the way of you cooking.
it prevents fires and hazards.
the scalp contains large numbers of bacteria.
We should wear an apron to
protect our food from our clothes.
protect our clothes from getting messy.
protect our image in the kitchen.
appear professional in the kitchen.
Bacteria thrive in
cold, moist places
warm, dry places
warm, moist places
cold, dry places
The main difference between personal hygiene at home and in the food industry are.......
chopping boards, hair nets, gloves and antibacterial solution.
chopping boards, kitchen size and antibacterial solution.
chopping boards, hair nets, gloves and many sinks.
chopping boards, many sinks, gloves and antibacterial solution.
Kitchen hygiene and food safety is important to prevent ourselves and our families becoming ill with food poisoning.
True
False
The refrigerator should be no warmer than
3°C
6°C
4°C
5°C
The freezer should be no warmer than
-17°C
-18°C
-19°C
-16°C
Name the logo:
Hunts
Heinz
Kraft
French's
Name the logo:
Tim Hortons
Lucky Brand
Time Warner
Starbucks
Name this logo
Lays
Ruffles
Cheetos
Pringles
Name The Brand!
Papa John's
Toppers
Dominos
Pizza Hut
what is this brand?
pepsi
persi
pepsi cola
cola
What Type Of Candy Is This?
Gummy Bears
Gummy Animals
Gummy Colors
Gummies
Identify this brand based on its logo
Swiss Miss
Quaker Oats
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Quick Oats
Name of the brand
Domino's pizza
Dominoes for Kids
Domingo"s pizza
Dominoes pizza
This is the logo for:
Cheetos
Burger King
Carl's Jr.
Wendy’s
The acronym learnt to analyse food products is ........
Oranges
Apples
Satsumas
Clementine
Any food product can be analysed using SATSUMAS.
True
False
The T in SATSUMAS stands for .......
Texture and tone
Taste and smell
Taste and texture
Smell and Texture
The U in SATSUMAS stands for ?
Unclassified Cost
Unified Cost
Unit Production
Unit Cost
The term product analysis means to .......
Evaluate and complain
Analyse and Avoid
Analyse and evaluate
Analyse and copy
Product analysis helps you ........
gain a better understanding of existing products
gain a poor understanding of existing products
gain a better understanding of non-existing products
The texture of ice-cream is...........
thick and crispy
crunchy and flaky
smooth and runny
SATSUMAS would aid you in producing a product specification.
False
True
Crisps have a ?
Smooth texture
Runny texture
Crunchy texture
Information you get from analysing an existing product can help you ............
Copy the product exactly
Complain about that products appearance
Design an unsuccessful version
Design a new more successful product
The purpose of research is to gather the information needed to .........
Design a simplified version of the product
Design a new improved product
Design a version with more allergens
Through Analysing existing meals, I can improve my cooking techniques.
True
False
Through analysing existing meals, I can develop new improved recipes.
True
False
It is also called a vegetable strainer are essential for various tasks from cleaning vegetables to straining pasta or tin contents.
Dredger
Sifter
Spatula
Colander
They are practical for opening food packages, cutting tape or string to package foods or simply to remove labels or tags from items
Can Opener
Kitchen Scissors
Spatula
Potato Masher
It is used to shake flour, salt, and pepper on meat, poultry, and fish.
Funnels
Whisks
Dredger
Flipper
It is a rubber or silicone tools to blend or scrape the food from the bowl; metal, silicone or plastic egg turners or flippers
Spatula
Ladle
Flipper
These are used to chop, blend, mix, whip, puree, grate, and liquefy all kinds of food
Blenders
Refrigerator
Oven
Freezer
This tool is used for serving soup or stews, but can also be used for gravy, dessert sauces or other foods.
Wooden Spoon
Plastic Scraper
Soup Ladle
Serving Spoon
This tool is used for mashing cooked potatoes, turnips, carrots or other soft cooked vegetables.
Potato Masher
Mortar and Pestle
Knife
Shears
Which of the following is used for peeling fruits and vegetables?
Which of the following is used for beating an egg?
Which of the following is used for frying a fish?
Which of the following is used for measuring liquid ingredients like evaporated milk?
Which of the following is used for keeping the food and ingredients free from contamination and spoliation?
Which of the following is used in sifting flour?
Which of the following is used in measuring time in cooking?
Which of the following is used in grating of cheese?
Which of the following mixing tool would be best to use to incorporate air into foods?
Which of the following cutting tools is used to remove the outer surface of fruits and vegetables?
Shredder-grater
Cutting board
Kitchen shears
Peeler
Which of the following preparation tools would you use for turning meats and fried foods, and for handling foods such as corn on the cob, hard-cooked eggs, and baked potatoes?
Tongs
Kitchen ford
Ladle
Baster
2. Which one of these is NOT a standard measuring cup size?
1/4 cup
1/3 cup
1/2 cup
3/4 cup
What is a name of this?
Cuttery
Whisk
Spoon
Ladle
This item is most commonly used to retrieve food from a hot liquid.
Sifter
Rotary Beater
Mixing Spoon
Slotted Spoon
All of the following tools could be used to lift and turn meat during cooking EXCEPT...
Tongs
Turner
Rubber Spatula
Wooden spoon
Which piece of equipment is used to roll and stretch out dough?
Rolling pin
Kitchen shears
Pastry blender
