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Food Safety Hazards Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is considered a food hazard?

a)

Any substance that enhances the flavour of food

b)

Any substance that should not be in food and has the potential to harm us

c)

Any substance that makes food more colourful

d)

Any substance that increases the shelf life of food

2.

Which of the following is NOT one of the four groups of food hazards?

a)

Biological / Microbiological

b)

Chemical

c)

Nutritional

d)

Allergens

3.

What is the most important practice to prevent the spread of bacteria and viruses?

a)

Wearing gloves

b)

Hand washing

c)

Using hand sanitizer

d)

Wearing a mask

4.

What should you do before handling and cooking food to ensure personal cleanliness?

a)

Wear a hat

b)

Apply perfume

c)

Tie back loose hair and remove jewellery

d)

Wear sunglasses

5.

What is the recommended action if you are unsure about the safety of a food item?

a)

Taste it to check

b)

Smell it to decide

c)

Throw it out

d)

Ask a friend

6.

What is cross-contamination?

a)

The process of cooking food thoroughly

b)

The movement of harmful substances from one surface or object to another

c)

The addition of spices to food

d)

The process of freezing food

7.

Which of the following is a potentially hazardous food?

a)

Dried fruits

b)

Raw and cooked meat

c)

Canned beans

d)

Bread

8.

What is the "temperature danger zone" for bacterial growth in food?

a)

0°C to 4°C

b)

5°C to 60°C

c)

60°C to 100°C

d)

Below 0°C

9.

What is the purpose of using separate cutting boards for fruits & veggies, and meats & fish?

a)

To make cleaning easier

b)

To prevent cross-contamination

c)

To save time

d)

To improve the taste of food

10.

What should be done with dishcloths, dish towels, and sponges to maintain kitchen sanitation?

a)

Use them until they wear out

b)

Wash/replace them often

c)

Use them for multiple purposes

d)

Store them in a damp place

11.

What is the main cause of most food-borne illnesses?

a)

Natural food toxins

b)

Cross-contamination and human error in handling and preparation of food

c)

Overcooking food

d)

Eating too much food

12.

What is the recommended cooking temperature range to ensure no bacterial growth?

a)

0°C to 4°C

b)

4°C to 60°C

c)

60°C to 100°C

d)

Below 0°C

13.

Which of the following is NOT a step in the four steps to food safety?

a)

Clean

b)

Separate

c)

Cook

d)

Freeze

14.

What should be done with the top of canned goods before opening them?

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