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Y7 Revision Quiz EOY assessment

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in the washing up process described in the document?

a)

Dry with a clean tea towel.

b)

Collect pans, dishes, and cutlery and take to the sink area.

c)

Put on rubber gloves and run hot water.

d)

Empty the washing-up water out.

2.

According to the guidelines, what should be done with leftover food before washing dishes?

a)

Wash up sharp knives first.

b)

Scrape leftover food into the food waste bin.

c)

Rinse the dirtiest things under a running tap.

d)

Dry everything with a clean tea towel.

3.

What is recommended to do with sharp knives during the washing up process?

a)

Let them drop into the washing-up water.

b)

Wash them last.

c)

Wash up sharp knives first, dry and return.

d)

Stack them with other dishes.

4.

How should bowls and cups be positioned to dry after washing?

a)

Stacked neatly with other dishes.

b)

Upside down to allow water to drain off.

c)

Right side up to catch more air.

d)

Covered with a tea towel.

5.

What should be done if the washing-up water starts to look dirty?

a)

Continue washing until all dishes are clean.

b)

Add more washing-up liquid.

c)

Empty the washing-up water and repeat earlier stages.

d)

Use a different sink.

6.

What should you fill the washing up bowl with to 2/3 of its capacity?

a)

Oil

b)

Water

c)

Vinegar

d)

Juice

7.

What is the first step in cleaning equipment in the sink?

a)

Add a squirt of washing up liquid

b)

Stack up all the equipment

c)

Fill the washing up bowl with water

d)

Wipe down the table

8.

What should be used to dry all equipment thoroughly?

a)

A dirty towel

b)

A clean tea towel

c)

A dish cloth

d)

A sponge

9.

Where should the tea towel and dish cloth be placed after use?

a)

In the sink

b)

On the table

c)

In a basket

d)

On the floor

10.

According to the hob safety tips, what should be done with pan handles on the hob?

a)

They should be extended outwards

b)

They should be covered with a cloth

c)

They should be placed inwards

d)

They should be removed

11.

What should be left open when using the grill according to the hob safety tips?

a)

The oven door

b)

The refrigerator

c)

The grill

d)

The windows

12.

What should be used to handle food in and out of the oven safely?

a)

Bare hands

b)

Oven gloves

c)

Paper towels

d)

Plastic gloves

13.

What kitchen tool is used for stirring or mixing cooking ingredients and is typically made of wood?

a)

Balloon whisk

b)

Grater

c)

Wooden spoon

d)

Saucepan

14.

Identify the kitchen tool used for whipping eggs or cream to incorporate air and increase volume.

a)

Measuring jug

b)

Colander

c)

Saucepan

d)

Balloon whisk

15.

Which kitchen utensil is primarily used for draining foods such as pasta or rice?

a)

Colander

b)

Measuring jug

c)

Grater

d)

Wooden spoon

16.

What is the name of the kitchen tool used for grating food into fine pieces?

a)

Saucepan

b)

Balloon whisk

c)

Grater

d)

Colander

17.

Which item is used for measuring the volume of liquid ingredients?

a)

Saucepan

b)

Measuring jug

c)

Wooden spoon

d)

Grater

18.

What does the Eatwell Guide help to show?

a)

How to cook various dishes

b)

The proportions of different food groups needed for a healthy diet

c)

Exercises for maintaining health

d)

Techniques for food preservation

19.

According to the Eatwell Guide, the proportions of food groups shown are based on:

a)

Weekly consumption

b)

Monthly consumption

c)

Daily or more frequent consumption

d)

Yearly consumption

20.

What is the purpose of choosing a variety of different foods from each food group?

a)

To improve cooking skills

b)

To save money on groceries

c)

To get a wide range of nutrients

d)

To prepare for a diet

21.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 Cs of food hygiene?

a)

Cleaning

b)

Cooking

c)

Chilling

d)

Canning

22.

What does GSM stand for in the context of paper quality?

a)

Grams per Square Meter

b)

General Sheet Material

c)

Grains per Square Millimeter

d)

Graphics Standard Measure

23.

What is the primary reason yellow and black colors are used together in signs?

a)

To indicate luxury and expense

b)

To signal hazards or warnings

c)

To show artistic expression

d)

To represent peace and calm

24.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a composite material?

a)

Made up of two or more different materials

b)

Always made from natural materials only

c)

Offers new properties

d)

Often involves mixing with other materials

25.

What is the significance of purple color in historical context?

a)

It was cheap and widely available

b)

It represented danger and caution

c)

It was considered luxurious and expensive

d)

It was used to indicate modernity

26.

Which colors are generally considered warm colors?

a)

Red, yellow, and orange

b)

Purple, blue, and green

c)

Black and white

d)

Green and yellow

27.

What is the primary reason for Pangea's decision to redesign their logo?

a)

To increase game prices

b)

To make the logo more eye-catching and appealing

c)

To reduce the number of games produced

d)

To change the company name

28.

Which types of games does Pangea currently produce?

a)

Only mobile games

b)

Only console games

c)

All genres and types of games for various platforms

d)

Only PC games

29.

What type of market research involves questionnaires and surveys?

a)

Primary research

b)

Secondary research

c)

Tertiary research

d)

Quaternary research

30.

What is the target market for Pangea's video games after the takeover?

a)

Adults over 30

b)

Teenagers that play video games

c)

Children under 10

d)

All age groups

31.

What type of questions are described as having options from which to choose a response?

a)

Open questions

b)

Closed questions

c)

Unstructured questions

d)

Detailed questions

32.

What are fabrics made from?

a)

Metal wires

b)

Interlocking network of threads or yarns

c)

Plastic sheets

d)

Ceramic particles

33.

What is the definition of 'sustainable' as used in the context of resources?

a)

Resources that are limited

b)

Resources that are expensive

c)

Resources that can be replaced at a rate equal to or greater than their usage

d)

Resources that are harmful to the environment

34.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of natural fibers?

a)

Renewable

b)

Biodegradable

c)

Non-decomposable

d)

Sourced from plants and animals

35.

From what are synthetic fibers made?

a)

Plants and animals

b)

Water and air

c)

Coal and petrochemicals

d)

Sand and clay

36.

What is a negative impact of synthetic fibers?

a)

They decompose easily

b)

They contribute to environmental problems if they end up in landfill

c)

They are renewable

d)

They are sourced from plants

37.

What is Shibori?

a)

A traditional Japanese way of dyeing cloth

b)

A type of fabric

c)

A stitching technique

d)

A weaving method

38.

What items are used in the Shibori process to create patterns on fabric?

a)

String

b)

wooden sticks

c)

rubber bands

d)

Paint brushes

e)

All of the above

39.

What is the purpose of adding salt to the dye bath in Shibori?

a)

To increase the temperature of the dye bath

b)

To make the dye smell better

c)

To reduce the fabric's ability to repel the dye

d)

To color the dye

40.

How does salt affect the dyeing process in Shibori?

a)

It speeds up the drying process

b)

It reduces the electronegativity of both the dye and the fiber

c)

It makes the dye wash out faster

d)

It changes the color of the dye

41.

What materials other than wood have been used to create 'the block' in block printing?

a)

Metal, rubber, and linoleum

b)

Plastic, glass, and ceramic

c)

Cotton, silk, and wool

d)

Stone, clay, and resin

42.

Which material is noted for producing bolder images when used in block printing?

a)

Metal strips and metal casting

b)

Wood

c)

Rubber

d)

Linoleum

43.

What is a major drawback of using materials like metal, rubber, and linoleum for block printing?

a)

They are too expensive.

b)

They do not show detailed designs well.

c)

Every mark on the material will show up on the final print.

d)

They take too long to prepare.