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Food Hygiene

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the symptoms of Food Poisoning?

a)

Rash, cough and fever

b)

Feeling sick, being sick, diarrhoea, stomach cramps and Fever

c)

Muscle aches, sneezing and headache

d)

Feeling dizzy, fainting

2.

How long should you stay off work / school for, if you have food poisoning?

a)

24 hours after you were last sick

b)

48 hours from when you were first sick

c)

36 hours from the last time you were sick

d)

48 Hours from when you were last sick

3.

What should you do after handling raw meat?

a)

Wash your hands thoroughly

b)

Leave the meat on the side to rest

c)

Put the meat on the top shelf of the fridge

d)

Lick your fingers clean

4.

Where should you put Salads, vegetables and fruit within a fridge?

a)

On the top shelf

b)

In the door compartments

c)

In the bottom drawers

d)

In the middle shelf

5.

Where should you store raw meat and fish in the fridge

a)

In the door compartment

b)

On the top shelf

c)

On the middle shelf

d)

In the bottom drawers

6.

Between what temperatures in "The Danger Zone"?

a)

5 to 63 degrees

b)

Around 37 degrees

c)

5 to 37 degrees

d)

63 to 82 degrees

7.

What temperature is considered to be re-heating food?

a)

100 degrees

b)

63 degrees

c)

75 degrees

d)

82 degrees

8.

What temperature should your freezer ideally be set?

a)

-5 degrees

b)

-10 degrees

c)

-12 degrees

d)

-18 degrees

9.

What is best practice after you have completed preparing food?

a)

Wipe down all surfaces with a clean cloth, using a cleansing spray

b)

Wash your hands thoroughly

c)

Place all opened food packets into the correct part of the fridge

d)

Place all dishes and cutlery used into the dishwasher / sink to be washed

10.

What should you do if you suspect you have food poisoning?

a)

Rest and drink plenty of fluids

b)

If you are under 5, call NHS 111

c)

Take some paracetamol

d)

Eat toast