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Safefood Exam Prep

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An allergen getting into food accidentally in a kitchen is called

a)

Poisoning

b)

Adulteration

c)

Cross Contamination

d)

Spoilage

2.

How must a food business inform customers of allergens in a prepacked food (Select 1)

a)

By Email

b)

Emphasised in the ingredients list on the label

c)

In a folder in the premises

d)

Verbally when buying the product

3.

How can cross contamination be prevented during food preparation?

a)

By defrosting food in a refrigerator

b)

By using different work surfaces for raw and cooked foods

c)

By leaving foods out of the refrigerator for long periods

d)

By using the same chopping board for raw and cooked foods

4.

Which of the following foods is NOT a crustacean?

a)

Lobster

b)

Cod

c)

Crab

d)

Prawn

5.

What is 'Potable Water'?

a)

Bottled Water

b)

Water from a storage tank

c)

Water that is fit for Humans to drink?

6.

How long does Food Poisoning Bacteria need to double in number under ideal conditions?

a)

10- 20 seconds

b)

10- 20 minutes

c)

20 hours

d)

Two days

7.

Which one is the most likely to cause food poisoning

a)

A piece of glass in Jam

b)

Pathogenic bacteria on cooked food

c)

Cleaning fluids in Chicken Casserole

8.

Why is it safer to defrost food in a refrigerator?

a)

Food Defrosts more Quickly

b)

It allows the outside of the food to defrost

c)

Food defrosts slowly allowing bacteria to grow

d)

It limits the growth of bacteria during defrosting

9.

What is the main reason why personal hygiene is important?

a)

To prevent food poisoning and contamination of food

b)

To look nice

c)

To attract more customers

d)

To increase profits

10.

What should a food worker do if they have diarrhoea?

a)

Take Medicine

b)

Immediately report this to their supervisor

c)

Take a rest and start work again

d)

Take two weeks off work

11.

Which of the following gives rise to cross contamination

a)

Rodents and insects moving from one restaurant to another

b)

Skin infections spreading from one member of staff to another

c)

Bacteria transferring from raw to cooked food

d)

Coughing or sneezing on food

12.

To allow for thorough Cooking, what minimum core temperature should joints of meet reach?

a)

63C

b)

70C

c)

75C or more

13.

What temperature should frozen food be stored at or below?

a)

5C

b)

0C

c)

-18C

d)

-10C

14.

The only person who can be held responsible for food safety law being broken is the owner of the food premises

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Bacteria double in number when held at temperatures above 63C

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Unwashed Vegetables can carry food poisoning bacteria into the kitchen

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Cross Contanimation only happens when raw food touches cooked food

a)

True

b)

False

18.

All Bacteria cause food poisoning

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Which two of the following are suitable finishes for walls and kitchens of food premises

a)

Tiles

b)

Paint

c)

Wallpaper

d)

Stainless Steel

20.

Which two of the following are the best methods of preventing rodents gaining acces to a food premises

a)

Block off holes in outside walls

b)

Leave doors open

c)

Lay traps or bait outside the building

d)

get a cat

21.

Which two of the following are main requirements for the growth of bacteria?

a)

Dry Conditions

b)

Warmth

c)

Light

d)

Time