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Food Hygiene

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A Restaurant will have a better reputation and a better chance of making profit

if it has a good food hygiene?

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Match the words to their correct meaning:

a)

Hazard

1.

Anything that can cause harm

b)

Contamination

2.

Any unpleasant/

harmful presence in food

c)

Risk

3.

The likelihood something will cause harm

d)

Food Borne Illness

4.

illness linked to eating food

e)

Control Measure

5.

Put in place to prevent something

3.

By law, everyone in the food industry has a duty to keep food

(a)  

4.

Circle as many hazards as you can find:

5.

Enforcement ​ (a)   from the local authority can carry out ​ (b)   of ​ (c)   premises to check that a food business is ​ (d)   with the ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
law
officers
inspections
food
complying
6.

What is the Food Standard Agency rating, out of 5, called?

a)

Food Cleanliness Rating

b)

FSA Rating

c)

Food Hygiene Rating

d)

Restaurant Hygiene Rating

7.

What could happen to a Restaurant if it fails to comply with the Food Standard Agency? Click as many right answers

a)

Permanent Closure

b)

Bankruptcy

c)

Fines

d)

Imprisonment

8.

All food handlers should receive induction training before they start work for the first time?

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Training for staff should be refreshed every week?

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What are the four main types of food contamination?

a)

Mircobial

b)

Chemical

c)

Physical

d)

Allergenic

e)

Biological

11.

What does bacteria need to multiply? Click all that apply

a)

Food

b)

Time

c)

Warmth

d)

Dirt

e)

Human Contact

12.

What else does bacteria need to multiply?

a)

Moisture

b)

Correct pH

c)

Atmosphere

d)

Light

e)

Dark

13.

Which is the worst high-risk food?

a)

Cold cooked rice

b)

Gravy

c)

Cheese

d)

Eggs

14.

Low risk food does not normally allow bacteria to multiply because one or more of the conditions required for multiplication have been removed.

This helps to preserve the food, so low risk food often has a longer shelf life.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

What are the two types of cross contamination?

a)

Direct

b)

Indirect

c)

High-risk

d)

Low-risk

16.

Direct cross-contamination is when the ​ (a)   ​ of ​ (b)   is in ​ (c)   contact with the ​ (d)  

Choose from the below words
source
bacteria
actual
food
17.

Indirect cross-contamination is when ​ (a)   has ​ (b)   the ​ (c)   from one ​ (d)   to ​ (e)  

Choose from the below words
something
transferred
bacteria
surface
another
18.

What can a chef do to prevent cross-contamination?

a)

Separate high-risk and raw foods

b)

clean surfaces regularly

c)

use separate coloured equipment

d)

wash their hands

e)

all of the options

19.

Match the colour chopping board to the correct food item

a)

Red

1.

Cooked Meat

b)

Brown

2.

Vegetables

c)

Blue

3.

Raw Fish

d)

Green

4.

Fruits and Salads

e)

White

5.

Bakery/dairy

20.

How many common allergens are there?

a)

11

b)

15

c)

14

d)

10

21.

If there are allergens in a food product, what must the manufacturer do?

a)

Write the allergens on another label

b)

Write the allergens in bold

c)

Write the allergens in red

d)

Nothing

e)

Underline the allergens

22.

What is the name of the Law that requires all pre-packed food to be correctly labelled, with all the allergens?

a)

Lucy's Law

b)

Natasha's Law

c)

Ed's Law

d)

Oliver's Law

23.

What are the three typical pests you may find in a dirty kitchen?

a)

Cats

b)

Rodents (rats/mice)

c)

Birds

d)

Bugs

e)

Squirrels

24.

Signs of a rat being in a kitchen may include what? Click all that apply

a)

Fur

b)

Bite marks in food/packaging

c)

Sightings

d)

Droppings

e)

All of the options

25.

Finally, match the type of food to the correct, legal, temperature

a)

Frozen food

1.

-18 degrees or below

b)

Hot food

2.

63 degrees or above

c)

Chilled food

3.

5 degrees or below