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Food Safety in the Workplace Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of food hygiene laws in Australia?

a)

To ensure food is served quickly

b)

To maintain food safety standards

c)

To promote local businesses

d)

To reduce food costs

2.

What must food businesses in Australia do to comply with food safety laws?

a)

Only serve organic food

b)

Be registered or notified to state authorities

c)

Offer discounts to customers

d)

Use only local ingredients

3.

What is a potential consequence for food businesses that serve unhygienic food?

a)

They may receive a warning

b)

They can be closed down

c)

They will be given a fine only

d)

They will be praised by customers

4.

What does HACCP stand for?

a)

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point

b)

Health Assessment Control Compliance Program

c)

Hazardous Activity Control and Prevention

d)

Hygiene and Cleanliness Control Point

5.

Which of the following is considered a biological hazard?

a)

Wood splinters

b)

Bacteria

c)

Cleaning chemicals

d)

Glass shards

6.

What is the danger zone temperature range for food safety?

a)

5°C to 60°C

b)

75°C to 100°C

c)

60°C to 75°C

d)

0°C to 5°C

7.

What should be done if food is displayed above 5°C for more than 4 hours?

a)

It can be reused

b)

It should be thrown away

c)

It can be refrigerated

d)

It should be reheated

8.

What is the role of an Environmental Health Officer (EHO)?

a)

To inspect and advise food businesses

b)

To promote local restaurants

c)

To manage food deliveries

d)

To train chefs in cooking

9.

What is a critical control point (CCP)?

a)

A step where food is served

b)

A point where control is essential to prevent hazards

c)

A method of cooking food

d)

A location for food storage

10.

What should be done with food that has been recalled?

a)

It should be stored for later use

b)

It should be returned to the supplier

c)

It can be sold at a discount

d)

It can be donated

11.

Which of the following is a method to prevent cross-contamination?

a)

Using unclean utensils

b)

Washing hands after handling raw food

c)

Using the same cutting board for all foods

d)

Storing raw and cooked foods together

12.

What is the recommended cooling method for food?

a)

Cool to below 21°C in 2 hours, then below 5°C in 4 hours

b)

Cool to below 10°C in 1 hour

c)

Cool to room temperature before refrigerating

d)

Cool to below 0°C immediately

13.

What is the purpose of a food safety program?

a)

To increase food prices

b)

To ensure food is prepared quickly

c)

To identify and control food safety hazards

d)

To promote new recipes

14.

What should be done if a thermometer is found to be inaccurate?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Replace it with a new one

c)

Calibrate it or send it for repair

d)

Use it anyway

15.

What is the first step in the HACCP process?

a)

Implement corrective actions

b)

Monitor critical control points

c)

Conduct a hazard analysis

d)

Establish critical limits