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Food - Health and Safety

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What should we remember before handling food? Select all that apply.

a)

Remove any rings, watches or bangles

b)

Have a drink of water

c)

Check the time

d)

Tie back long hair

2.

Why do we remove jewellery and tie back long hair? Select one answer.

a)

So that our hair and jewellery doesn't get dirty

b)

So that they don't spread germs, fall into food, or get caught in equipment

3.

What other things do we have to do before handling food?

a)

Roll up your sleeves

b)

Put an apron on

c)

Moisturise your hands

d)

Wash your hands with hot water and soap

4.

When must we wash our hands when handling food?

a)

One hour before cooking

b)

Just before cooking

c)

During the cooking process

d)

After cooking

5.

What is cross contamination?

a)

When flavours mix

b)

When vegetables and meat are in the same dish

c)

When bacteria gets from one food to another

d)

When food goes from raw to cooked

6.

Raw food can contain __________________ that could make us ill. It's important that raw and cooked foods are not in contact so that _____________ aren't spread.

a)

nutrients

b)

flavours

c)

vitamins

d)

bacteria

7.

How can we avoid risk of cross contamination?

a)

Use the same equipment for raw and cooked foods without washing.

b)

Use different chopping boards for raw meat and vegetables, fish or bread. Some are colour coded to make this easier to remember.

c)

Keep raw and cooked foods separate.

d)

Store raw food so it can drip or touch cooked food.

8.

Food must be _____________ all the way through to remove any harmful bacteria.

a)

cooked

b)

eaten

c)

chopped

d)

washed

9.

What should we do to ensure cooked food is safe? Select all possible options.

a)

Serve food immediately

b)

Allow food to sit in a warm room

c)

Keep food warm after cooking (above 630)

d)

Reheat it many times

10.

How should food be cooled down to serve later?

a)

Allow to cool in a warm room

b)

Cool down as quickly as possible, put it in a container or cover. Then store in fridge or freezer.

c)

Allow to cool outside

d)

Cool down by running under cold water

11.

When should you clean up after preparing or cooking food?

a)

Once a day

b)

Once a week

c)

Every time you prepare or cook food

d)

Never

12.

What should you do when cleaning up after cooking? Select all that apply.

a)

Wash equipment in hot water using antibacterial soap

b)

Wash equipment in cold water as it is better for the environment

c)

Wipe down work surfaces with antibacterial spray and a clean cloth

d)

Wipe down work surfaces with paper towel

13.

Why do we need to keep kitchens clean and tidy?

a)

Because it helps prevent illness and accidents

b)

Because it looks better

14.

____________________ dates mean food used after that date may not be at its best but it is still safe to eat if it has been kept in the right conditions.

a)

Use by

b)

Best before

15.

__________________ dates are very important. After this date, don't cook, eat or freeze that food. It may look fine but it could make you ill.

a)

Best before

b)

Use by

16.

When preparing, cooking or serving food, always be aware of the ______________ that people may have.

a)

Preferences

b)

Allergies

c)

Cravings

17.

Ingredients like ________, eggs, seafood, dairy, wheat and soy can cause serious reactions. For this reason they are usually listed and warned about on food packaging and in restaurants.

a)

Water

b)

Nuts

c)

Meat