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WorksheetsFood and cookery LO1
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 49mins
What is the purpose of yeast in bread making?
To add flavor to the bread
To make the bread rise
To prevent the bread from spoiling
To give the bread a fluffy texture
Which of the following conditions do yeasts require to ferment?
Cold temperature and low pH level
Moisture and darkness
Warmth and food
Oxygen and high sugar concentrations
What is the recommended temperature to destroy yeasts?
Below 20˚C
Between 20˚C and 40˚C
Between 40˚C and 70˚C
Above 70˚C
Which of the following is true about moulds?
They can survive freezing temperatures
They prefer alkaline conditions
They grow on sugary foods
They are destroyed by temperatures above 70˚C
What does mould growth on food indicate?
The food is fresh
The food has been stored correctly
The food is safe to eat
The food may cause respiratory problems
Which of the following is a use of moulds in the food industry?
Giving bread its characteristic flavor
Causing food poisoning
Preventing food spoilage
Producing meat alternatives
What is the purpose of the control slice in the mould experiment?
To test the conditions for bacterial growth
To compare the growth of different moulds
To determine the preferred conditions for yeasts
To observe the effect of moisture on mould growth
What is the purpose of adding moisture to some of the bread slices in the mould experiment?
To prevent mould growth
To create acidic conditions
To observe the effect of warmth on mould growth
To test the preferred conditions for mould growth
Where should the Moist/Light/Warm bag be stored in the mould experiment?
In the fridge or cupboard
Near a radiator or window
In a dark and cool place
In a warm and well-lit area
What can be used to test acidic conditions in the mould growth experiment?
Lemon juice
Vinegar
Salt
Sugar
spatula
spoon
knife
tong
grater
spoon
knives
tong
chopping board
board
wood
kettle
mixer
toaster
blender
wok
grater
spatula
tong
blender
knives
spatula
fork
spoon
stove
oven
toaster
electric oven
peeler
tong
blender
bowl
toaster
microwave
stove
oven
refrigerator
refrigarator
rafrigerator
refrigerater
pot
cooker
pressure cooker
flyer
blender
mixer
machine
wisk
knife
spoon
mixer
whisk
measuring tape
measuring cup
measuring cylinder
measuring tube
rolling paper
rolling pin
wooden
strainer
stove
pan
fryer
oven
grill
BBQ
pan
stove
stove
cabinet
grill
dishwasher
hotpot
pot
kettle
teapot
colander
spinner
basket
bowl
What temperature should the fridge be?
10°C - 13°C
5°C-7°C
1°C-4°C
-2°C- 0°C
Where should high-risk foods be stored?
Under the sink
In the fridge
In the cupboard
On the worktop
What is the Scottish Dietary Goal for Fruit and Veg?
Increase intake
Decrease intake
Grilling is a healthy method of cooking
True
False
What is an appropriate garnish for spaghetti bolognese
Lemon wedge
Breadsticks
Finely chopped parsley
Garlic bread
What is the Scottish Dietary Goal for salt?
Increase
Decrease
What conditions do bacteria need to grow?
Warmth, food, darkness and time
Direct sunlight, time, food and high temperatures
Food, time, warmth and moisture
Darkness, low temperatures, time and water
Where is raw meat stored?
Middle of the fridge
Bottom of the fridge
Top of the fridge
What is this called?
Fish Slice
Spatula
Which category does cheese come from?
Dry ingredients
Meat and meat alternatives
Diary and dairy alternatives
Herbs and Spices
A sickness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant?
Strep throat
Foodborne illness
Scarlet Fever
Migraines
One-celled living organisms so small that they can only be seen with a microscope.
Marinade
Puppies
Wire Whisk
Bacteria
A dangerous bacteria that causes foodborne illness.
Cross-contamination
Sanitize
Salmonella
Gummy bears
To thoroughly clean surfaces to get rid of bacteria and it is the first step in preventing foodborne illness.
Sanitize
Miracle Worker
Sanity
White glove treatment
When harmful bacteria are transferred from one food or surface to another.
Hand shake
Walking barefoot
Cross-contamination
Single-contamination
Salmonella and E-coli are two bacteria that can make a person extremely sick or can cause death.
True
False
You should wash produce thoroughly under cold water and use a vegetable scrubber to loosen dirt on hard vegetables.
True
False
You should use the same cutting board for meats and vegetables and you do not have to clean in between cutting each.
True
False
Always thaw foods in the refrigerator overnight and never thaw them lying on the counter or in a sink of water.
True
False
It is ok to serve food that has been sitting out at room temperature for 6 hours.
True
False
The basic areas of safety in the kitchen that we covered were falls, fires/burns, cuts, poisoning and electrical shock.
True
False
It is proper dining etiquette to put your elbows on the table, be 10 minutes late, leave your napkin on the table and only get it if you need to blow your nose, talk with food in your mouth, chew with your mouth open, when eating meat cut it up all at one time, and sending a thank you note is not necessary.
True
False
Personal hygiene is important when working in the kitchen because ___________.
You will look and feel clean
You will smell fresh and clean
Food will be protected from germs
None of the above
In order to prevent cross contamination in the Kitchen
Use a strong cutting board that can last a long time
Use different cutting board for each type of food
Use a bamboo cutting board
Use a wooden cutting board
Which step in food safety, would quickly slow the growth of bacteria?
Separate
Cook
Chill
Clean
When working in the kitchen, what is the best practice?
Use hand sanitizer instead of washing your hands
Stay home if you are sick
Wash your hair at least once a week
Wash your hands at the start of the days work
Identify 3 times you should wash your hands whilst cooking.
When shaking hands with someone
After you have sneezed or coughed
After you have been to the bathroom
When you leave the classroom
After you have handled meat
Q7. What should you use to take a tray out of the oven.
A tea towel
A damp dishcloth
One oven glove
A pair of oven gloves
Which images shows the bridge hold?
Which images shows the claw grip?
What does bacteria need to grow?
Warmth
Ice
Water
Time
Food
What foods are ideal for bacteria to grow?
chocolate
chips
meat
cheese
Why should you leave the sink and work surfaces clean at the end of your practical lesson?
To keep miss happy
To ensure that all bacteria has been killed, making it safe for the next class
So the next class don't know what you made
So the room doesn't smell
Why do we use washing up liquid to wash the dishes?
Bubbles!!
The washing up liquid breaks down the fats and helps to removes dirt
The washing up liquid makes the plates smell nice
It helps to make the dishes clean and shiny
Hands should be washed before and after handling raw food.
True
False
Change of odour in food are one of the signs of food spoilage.
True
False
It is okay to use the same chopping board for cooked and raw food?
True
False
What type of food contamination could occur from the image shown?
Chemical
Physical
Bacterial
Spoilage
What type of food contamination can you see in the image?
Chemical
Bacterial
Physical
Spoilage
What type of food contamination is shown in the image?
Spoilage
Bacterial
Physical
Chemical
What is the name of chemicals that are found in food and can cause food to deteriorate?
Microbial spoilage
Contamination
Mould
Enzymes
What colour plaster should you use to cover a cut or open wound?
Red
Yellow
Green
Blue
Which is not an example of cross contamination?
Vegetables contaminated by bacteria in soil because they hadn't been washed properly
A food handler using a red chopping board for raw chicken and then making sandwiches on the same board.
Cooked meat contaminated by blood from raw meat that hasn't been cleaned off the surface.
Food handlers getting bacteria on their hands from the fridge handle and then making pasta salads.
The most common cause of food poisoning is?
pathogenic bacteria
benign bacteria
pathogenic yeasts
benign moulds
Which of the following is not a usual source of bacteria?
insects
people
rubbish
cleaning chemicals
Which is the optimum (best) temperature for bacterial growth?
37C
5C
63C
75C
The best pH for bacteria is?
6 - 8
2 - 5
9 - 12
4 - 10
Which is not a method of preventing bacterial growth?
Keeping food at room temperature
Keeping food at 5C
Drying food
Adding lots of sugar or salt to food
Which type of date marking is important for food safety
use-by-date
best-before-date
sell-by-date
production-date
Which of these is not a condition needed for microbes to grow and reproduce?
oxygen
time
temperature
moisture
