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food H, FBD, FM

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
How long should you wash your hands?
a)
an hour
b)
5 seconds
c)
20 seconds
d)
1.1369 milliseconds
2.
What are pathogens?
a)

types of bacteria/ viruses/ fungi/ etc

b)

Disease-causing organisms, such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi

c)

toxic agent

d)

influenza-like illness

3.

What is NOT a symptom of salmonella?

a)

Diarrhea

b)

Headache

c)

Chapped lips

d)

Fever

4.
What food borne illness is most commonly associated with chicken, eggs, and other forms of poultry?
a)
E. Coli
b)
Staphylococcus
c)
Salmonella
d)
Listeria
5.

True or False: It is safe to always use the same cutting board for raw meat and other foods

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Raw meats should be kept separate from ready to eat foods to prevent what?

a)

Cross contamination

b)

bad tasting foods

c)

food borne illnesses

d)

pathogens from forming

7.

Bacteria grow rapidly in the danger zone. What is the "danger zone?"

a)

0-5 C

b)

5 - 60 C

c)

60 - 100 C

d)

0 - -10 C

8.

By keeping raw chicken away from fresh vegetables, you are preventing:

a)

The meal from being tasty

b)

Hybernation

c)

Spoilage

d)

Cross-contamination

9.

Bacteria grow rapidly at room temperature.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Q2. List 2 things you must wear whilst cooking.

a)

Apron

b)

Covered Shoes

c)

Long sleeved shirts

d)

Leather shoes

e)

Gloves

11.

Q6.Identify 3 times you should wash your hands whilst cooking.

a)

When shaking hands with someone

b)

After you have sneezed or coughed

c)

After you have been to the bathroom

d)

When you leave the classroom

e)

After you have handled meat

12.

What does bacteria need to grow?

a)

Warmth

b)

Ice

c)

Water

d)

Time

e)

Food

13.

Bacteria ______ very fast.

a)

multiply

b)

divide

c)

addition

14.

What foods are ideal for bacteria to grow?

a)

chocolate

b)

chips

c)

meat

d)

cheese

15.

Why do we use washing up liquid to wash the dishes?

a)

Bubbles!!

b)

The washing up liquid breaks down the fats and helps to removes dirt

c)

The washing up liquid makes the plates smell nice

d)

It helps to make the dishes clean and shiny

16.

What happens to bacteria when they are cooled to below 5c?

a)

Bacteria is dormant - grows slowly or not at all

b)

Bacteria dies

c)

Bacteria is in a deep sleep

d)

Bacteria is active so multiplying fast

17.

Foodborne illness is often caused by

a)

Improperly packaged commercial foods

b)

Mayonnaise in prepared food items

c)

Handling practices that cause contamination of food

d)

Too many people working with a food

18.

What does HYGIENE mean?

a)

Keeping animals clean

b)

Portrays physical and mental health

c)

Practice of maintaining good health

d)

I have no idea !!

19.
What can food & beverage industry employees do to prevent food contamination?
a)
Stay home when sick
b)
Keep fingernails short & hair restrained
c)
Wash hands properly & frequently
d)
All of these are correct
20.
Which is an example of cross-contamination?
a)
Washing your hands before cooking
b)
Using separate cutting boards for meats and produce
c)
Storing your meats and produce separately.
d)
Using the same knife to cut chicken and onions (without washing it).
21.
which is not a common symptom of food borne illnesses ? 
a)
vomiting
b)
fever
c)
headache
d)
dehydration
22.
Bacteria, viruses and moulds are all:
a)
Pathogens
b)
Toxins
c)
Micro-organisms
d)
Parasites
23.
Ideally, what should the temperature of chilled food be on delivery?
a)
below 5°C
b)
-18°C
c)
15°C
d)
above 63°C
24.

By law you must hold hot food above:

a)

37°C

b)

8°C

c)

75°C

d)

63°C

25.

What is the temperature range between 5-63°c known as?

a)

The highway code

b)

The danger zone

c)

The hygiene rating

d)

The safety zone