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WorksheetsYear 8 Food Revision
Total questions: 109
Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins
You must always _________ to prevent accidents. Choose the correct answers
Concentrate
Read your recipe whilst chopping
Listen
Watch where you are walking
Use plastic tools
Q4. Describe one way to carry a knife safely when moving around the kitchen.
By the handle pointing forwards
By the blade so it is covered up
By the handle pointing downwards
On a tray
Q5. What are the temperatures that form the danger zone for food safety?
0 to 60 degrees
60 degrees to 100 degrees
Between 5 degrees and 63 degrees
Under 5 degrees
Q6.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
Q7. Match this knife hold - bridge hold
Q7. Match this knife hold - claw grip
What color should a chopping board be when preparing fish?
Red
Blue
Green
Brown
What temperature should frozen food be stored at?
Below -18C
Below 5C
Over 60c
None of these
What does bacteria need to grow?
Warmth
Ice
Water
Time
Food
Bacteria ______ very fast.
multiply
divide
addition
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
What happens to bacteria when they are cooled to below 5c?
Bacteria is dormant - grows slowly or not at all
Bacteria dies
Bacteria is in a deep sleep
Bacteria is active so multiplying fast
How is a health risk that results from ingesting food that is contaminated with parasites?
Parasite food
Food poisoning
Animal food
Animal Poisons
The following are signs and symptoms of someone suffering from food poisoning except…….
Joint pain
Nausea
Fever
Headache
Name TWO types of food poisoning.
Bacterial food poisoning and Bacteria Toxins poisoning
Nonbacterial food poisoning and bacterial food poisoning
Nonbacterial food poisoning and Chemical food poisoning
Bacterial food poisoning and Salmonella food poisoning
Which factor does NOT lead to food poisoning?
Inadequate cooling of boiled rice
Inadequate reheating of chicken briyanni rice.
Overcooking meat
Inadequate defrosting chicken
A type of food poisoning which is caused by bacteria toxins such as Salmonella species is called ________________________.
Bacterial food poisoning
Nonbacterial food poisoning
Bacteria toxins
Chemical food poisoning
A sickness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant?
Strep throat
Foodborne illness
Scarlet Fever
Migraines
Salmonella and E-coli are two bacteria that can make a person extremely sick or can cause death.
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
TRUE OR FALSE: Fish is a source of protein.
True
False
Which of the following foods is NOT a protein?
bread
Steak
Eggs
Chicken
Which of the following is an excellent source of vitamin C?
orange juice
milk
bread
hamburger
Proteins ...
Help our body to grow
Provide energy
Cereal and Rice are examples
The definition of a grain is "a single, hard seed"
True
False
Which of the following is NOT one of the most common grains?
Wheat
Corn
Barley
Rice
Which is the healthiest choice?
Whole grains
Refined grains
Enriched grains
Whole grains are processed.
True
False
Which part of the grain is the outer skin?
Bran
Endosperm
Germ
Whole grains are low in fat and cholesterol.
True
False
Al Dente means:
Soft and mushy
Chewy and firm
Hard and crunchy
3 cups of uncooked pasta will yield how many cups of cooked pasta?
3
4
5
6
1 cup of uncooked rice will yield how many cups of cooked rice?
1
2
3
4
Will you try to incorporate whole grains into your diet?
Yes :)
No :(
What are some cereals?
Rice, maize,rye, and barley
sago, rice, barley, and wheat
This wheat is grown in the UK and Europe and is sown in autumn and harvested the following summer. It produces soft, weak flour with less than 10% protein.
Spring wheat
Winter Wheat
Which of the following is not a cereal grain?
Wheat
Rice krispies
Rice
Barley
Do cereals contain protein?
True
False
Which type of protein is found in cereals?
Animal
Plant
Identify the basic structures of cereal grains
Bran
Endosperm
Germ
Rice Grain
Brown rice has dietary fibre from bran.
True
False
The germ of a cereal grain contains fat which will turn rancid.
True
False
When rice is boiled, it absorbs water and become _________________ and __________________ in texture.
light and fluffy
hard and dry
Noodle is an examples of cereal product.
True
False
Barley is a form of cereal.
True
False
Macaroni is an example of cereal product.
True
False
Whole grain foods, such as breads and cereals, are enriched with thiamin and riboflavin.
True
False
What food group is white bread in?
cereals and grains
dairy
meat
Brown rice has dietary fibre from bran.
True
False
Corn starch is a cereal product from corn.
True
False
Tortilla chips are made from corn.
True
False
Barley is a form of barley.
True
False
Carbohydrate is a (a) that is needed by all animals.
What are the main functions of carbohydrate in the body?
To make the body grow and repair the body
To insulate the body and to keep it warm
To allow the body the body to absorb vitamins
To give the body energy and to help the body get rid of waste products
They are two groups of carbohydrate ____________ and _________________
(a)
Complex carbohydrates can be found in ________________
Starch for example pasta
Lactose for example milk
Fructose for example honey
Glucose for example ripe fruits
Sugar carbohydrates can be found in _________________
Glucose for example ripe fruits
Fructose for example fruits and honey
Sucrose for example sugar produced from sugar cane and beet
All of the above
If we are deficient in carbohydrate we will suffer from_____________
Weight gain
An increase in energy
Weight loss
An inability to absorb vitamins K E A D
One gram of carbohydrate will provide___________ of energy.
7.7kcals/32kj
3.37kcals/16kj
30kcals/60kj
1kcals/5kj
If insufficient levels of carbohydrate has been eaten, the level of (a) in the blood will drop and the cells throughout the body will not have enough energy.
If your diet contains more carbohydrate than the body needs the body will convert this into__________
sugar and this will be stored in the body
protein and this will be stored in the body
fat and this will be stored in the body
minerals and they will be stored in the body
It is recommended that most of the carbohydrate in our diets should come from___________________
Complex carbohydrate for example starch
Sugar carbohydrate for example fructose
What is the main function of protein in the body?
Is the main source of energy for the body
Helps to build and repair body tissue
Provide warmth and cushioning to the body's organs
Helps to transport vitamins through the body
All of the above are roles of protein in the body
What is another function of consuming proteins?
Improves appetite
Improves bone health
Boosts metabolism
Improves sleep
Boosts cholesterol levels
When should you eat protein?
Once a day
Throughout the day
Once a month
Once a week
Examples of plant-based proteins are:
Eggs and Spinach
Corn and Seaweed
Tofu and Beans
Edamame and Broccoli
A balanced vegetarian diet is unable to meet daily protein intake?
True
False
Consuming Plant- based proteins leads to higher fibre intake?
True
False
Eggs is a complete protein.
True
False
Consuming Meat-based protein leads to higher cholesterol?
True
False
Meat-based proteins are easier to be absorbed by the body?
True
False
Excessive Protein consumption can lead to:
Poor Bone Health
Kidney disease and other related diseases
Sleep difficulty
Build more muscles
