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WorksheetsFood Safety
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 50mins
What is Microbiology?
The bacteria that cause food poisoning are known as (a) Bacteria
What (6) conditions do bacteria need in order to grow?
Bacteria can be round, oval or spiral:
True
False
What microorganism is used in the production of antibiotics?
During pasteurisation milk is heated to ____ degrees for ____ seconds before being cooled quickly
(a)
Food Poisoning symptoms can be similar to a mild food allergy or intolerance
True
False
What does Cross Contamination mean?
Which of the following are potential sources of E. coli (tick all that apply)
Beef
Poultry
Water
Shelfish
Outline how water can be contaminated with E. coli
Explain how beef can be a source of E. coli (give 2 examples)
Which of the following is a source of Salmonella?
Raw Milk
Water
Poultry
Beef
Clostridium perfringens can be found where?
Explain how Slurry & Farm Yard Manure can contaminate fruit & vegetables
Why are shellfish a common source of food poisoning?
Why do pathogenic Bacteria grow so easily on Milk?
Explain the difference between High Risk and Low Risk foods in terms of food poisoning
What does Potable mean in relation to water
(a)
Food poisoning from which bacteria may take up to 70 days to show symptoms?
Salmonella
Clostridium Botulinum
Listeria
E. coli
Norovirus is generally associated with which of the following (tick any that apply)
Poor hand washing
Soil
Sewage contaminated water
Cereals
The pathogenic bacteria Clostridium botulinum is commonly used in the beauty industry . . . . . explain
Fresh fish should smell like (a)
What does contamination mean in relation to food
List any 3 types of contamination
Bacterial "Cross-Contamination" means - The transfer of harmful or pathogenic bacteria from one item, food, surface or person to another.
True
False
Explain how Cross Contamination can occur during delivery of food products
Explain what steps should be taken when food is delivered to a food premises
Explain what is meant by FIFO
The delivery van should be:
(tick any that apply)
Easy to clean
Comfortable
In good repair
Have NCT up to date
Explain the difference between "Use By" and "Best Before" dates
Which of the following are potential hazards in the "Dry Goods Store"
Chemical Contamination
Freezer Burn
Pest Contamination
Mold Growth
Explain why open packages should be stored in well sealed containers
Explain why hot foods should NOT be placed into the fridge
The temperature of the fridge should be _____ to _____degrees Celsius
(a)
Why is it important not to overfill a fridge or freezer?
If you have a power cut at home, food will keep safe in the freezer for (a) hours if the door is kept closed
The freezer should be kept at what temperature?
(degrees Celsius)
-12
-18
-24
Food which has been defrosted should not be refrozen - what is the exception to this?
When working with food (as a food worker) why is it important to have good personal hygiene
A "carrier" is a person who may carry & pass on harmful bacteria (they may or may not be affected themselves)
True
False
Someone who is recovering from Salmonella food poisoning may be a carrier for . . . .
Several Days
Several Weeks
Several Months
Which of the following is NOT a common source of Staphylococcus aureus
Nose
Mouth
Ears
Intestines
There is a Legal Responsibility on food workers and owners to maintain a high standard of Personal Hygiene
True
False
Salmonella and E. coli are most commonly found . . . .
On hands
In hair
In the mouth
In the intestines
Toilet paper will prevent bacteria transferring onto the hands
True
False
It is a legal requirement for food workers to wash hands after using the toilet
True
False
Give 3 scenarios in which it is necessary to wash you hands when working with food
Hands should be washed in hot soapy water for a minimum of (a) seconds
Explain why food workers should wear light coloured protective clothing
Uniforms worn by food workers should not have external pockets. Give 2 reasons for this.
It is a Legal Requirement for food handlers to wear gloves during food preparation
True
False
Even if wearing disposable gloves for food preparation you should wash your hands after taking them off
True
False
Give 3 examples of protective clothing and give the function of each
Food workers can face large fines, time in jail and a criminal record for breaches of Food Hygiene Legislation
True
False
Explain why waterproof blue plasters are used in the food industry
How long can someone recovering from E. coli food poisoning be a carrier for?
Several Days
Several Weeks
Several Months
What is the legal requirement for food workers regarding hair hygiene?
Wear a hairnet
Keep hair short
Tie hair back
Which of the following is NOT a common source of Salmonella
Raw Eggs
Undercooked Chicken
Unwashed Fruits
Cooked Beef
Explain why many cases of food poisoning go unreported each year (suggest at least two reasons)
Explain why good personal hygiene (when working with food) is so important for:
a) The food worker
b) The business
c) The customer
