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S1 Hygiene & Safety Unit Assessment

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What should you do immediately if there is a spill in the kitchen?

a)

Wipe it up

b)

Leave it for later

c)

Cover it with a towel

d)

Ignore it

2.

What should you always use to put things in and take things out of the oven?

a)

Oven gloves

b)

Bare hands

c)

A towel

d)

A spoon

3.

What can bacteria in food cause?

a)

Improved digestion

b)

Food poisoning

c)

Increased energy

d)

Better sleep

4.

Which of the following is a symptom of food poisoning?

a)

Increased appetite

b)

Stomach pains

c)

Clear skin

d)

Stronger nails

5.

Label the Germometer with what happens to bacteria at the key temperatures.

6.

Why is it important to tie long hair back when practicing personal hygiene?

a)

To prevent hair from falling into food

b)

To make hair look neat

c)

To keep hair dry

d)

To avoid hair getting tangled

7.

What is the purpose of wearing an apron in personal hygiene?

a)

To keep clothes clean

b)

To look professional

c)

To stay warm

d)

To match with others

8.

Why is it important to cover cuts when practicing personal hygiene?

a)

To prevent infection

b)

To hide the cut

c)

To stop bleeding

d)

To make it heal faster

9.

What does kitchen hygiene involve?

a)

Cooking meals

b)

Cleaning and looking after the kitchen environment

c)

Organizing kitchen utensils

d)

Shopping for groceries

10.
  1. Fill in the blanks for safely using the grill...

  2. 1. Always use ​ (a)   when lifting the grill tray in and out of the oven.​

2. Never leave the grill ​ (b)   .​

3. Make sure the grill ​ (c)   is correctly selected.​

4. The food will cook ​ (d)   the closer it is to the grill.​

  1. Clean the baking tray with ​ (e)   and soap to remove grease.​ ​

Choose from the below words
unattended
dial
quicker
hot water
oven gloves
cold water
saucepan
slowly
11.

What is the difference between kitchen and personal hygiene?

a)

Kitchen hygiene involves cleaning the kitchen, while personal hygiene involves personal cleanliness.

b)

Kitchen hygiene is about cooking techniques, while personal hygiene is about food storage.

c)

Kitchen hygiene is about personal grooming, while personal hygiene is about kitchen safety.

d)

Kitchen hygiene involves food storage, while personal hygiene involves cooking techniques.

12.

Why is it important to use separate chopping boards?

a)

To keep net cloths clean.

b)

To prevent cross-contamination between raw and cooked foods.

c)

To make washing easier.

d)

To avoid using hot water.

13.

What is the best way to store raw meat in the refrigerator?

a)

In a sealed container on the bottom shelf

b)

On the top shelf

c)

In the vegetable drawer

d)

Next to cooked food

14.

Why is it important to wash your hands before handling food?

a)

To keep hands moisturized

b)

To make food taste better

c)

To avoid getting wet

d)

To prevent the spread of bacteria

15.

Organize these into personal or kitchen hygiene rules.

Categorize the following

Always wash your hands after going to the toilet.

Wash food preparation areas with hot soapy water

Wear a clean apron.

Dish cloths must be clean.

Wipe up spills.​

Use separate chopping board for raw and cooked foods.

Cover cuts with a blue waterproof plaster.

Personal Hygiene
Kitchen Hygiene
16.

Decide if the following information is statutory or voluntary on food labels.

Categorize the following

Name of product

Manufacturer's name

Expiration date

Net weight

Ingredients list

Country of origin

Product description

Usage instructions

Promotional offers

Social media links

Allergen information

Recycling Information

Logo

Statutory Information
Voluntary Information
17.

Sort the following facts into the correct category if they relate to measuring scales or measuring jugs.

Categorize the following

Always use metric, Kilograms (kgs) and grams (g).

Place the container on and then press zero.

Used to measure solid ingredients

Used to measure liquids

Always use metric, millilitres (mls) and litres (l).​

  • Bend down to ensure you are eye level.​

  • ​

Measuring Scales
Measuring Jug
18.

Select all of the statutory information needed on a label.