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WJEC Hospitality and Catering 1.3

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of the legislations in the hospitality and catering industry?

a)

To increase profits for businesses

b)

To protect employers, employees, and customers

c)

To reduce the number of employees

d)

To promote international trade

2.

Who is responsible for enforcing the laws in the hospitality and catering industry?

a)

The competitors

b)

The suppliers

c)

The government

d)

The customers

3.

What are the implications for a business that does not follow the laws?

a)

They will have lower costs

b)

They will receive a reward

c)

They may face legal consequences

d)

They will gain more customers

4.

What is one of the employer's responsibilities in the hospitality and catering industry?

a)

To increase working hours

b)

To reduce employee wages

c)

To provide a safe working environment

d)

To ignore safety regulations

5.

What should you know about risk assessments?

a)

How to ignore them

b)

How to carry out and complete them

c)

How to delegate them to customers

d)

How to avoid them

6.

What is the purpose of safety symbols in the hospitality and catering industry?

a)

To entertain customers

b)

To confuse employees

c)

To signpost hazards

d)

To decorate the workplace

7.

What does COSHH stand for?

a)

Control of Substances and Health Hazards

b)

Control of Safety and Health Hazards

c)

Control of Safety and Hazardous Substances

d)

Control of Substances Hazardous to Health

8.

What is the first step in a risk assessment?

a)

Evaluate the risk

b)

Identify the personal hazard

c)

Make suggestions for improvements

d)

Record findings

9.

What should be done after identifying who may be harmed in a risk assessment?

a)

Increase the risk

b)

Remove the risk

c)

Evaluate the risk

d)

Ignore the risk

10.

What is a control measure in a risk assessment?

a)

A method to ignore risk

b)

A suggestion to reduce risk

c)

A way to increase risk

d)

A tool to measure risk

11.

What should you be able to do with an accident and risk assessment form?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Complete it and apply risk levels

c)

Delegate it to others

d)

Use it for decoration

12.

What is HACCP an acronym for?

a)

Hazard and Critical Control Procedure

b)

Hazard Analysis and Control Point

c)

Hazard and Control Critical Point

d)

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point

13.

What is the main focus of HACCP?

a)

Financial management

b)

Food safety

c)

Employee training

d)

Customer satisfaction

14.

What should be done if something goes wrong at a critical control point?

a)

Increase production

b)

Reduce staff

c)

Decide on actions to take

d)

Ignore the issue

15.

What is the purpose of completing a HACCP document?

a)

To entertain customers

b)

To reduce employee workload

c)

To ensure food safety procedures are followed

d)

To increase sales

16.

What are the three types of food safety hazards covered by HACCP?

a)

Financial, operational, and strategic

b)

Technical, environmental, and social

c)

Legal, ethical, and cultural

d)

Biological, chemical, and physical

17.

What is the first step in the HACCP process?

a)

Identify hazards

b)

Monitor CCPs

c)

Identify critical control points

d)

Set limits for CCPs

18.

What should be done after identifying hazards in the HACCP process?

a)

Increase them

b)

Identify critical control points

c)

Ignore them

d)

Remove them

19.

What is a critical control point (CCP) in HACCP?

a)

A point where things can go wrong

b)

A point to reduce costs

c)

A point to entertain customers

d)

A point to increase production

20.

What should be set for each CCP in the HACCP process?

a)

Customer satisfaction levels

b)

Financial goals

c)

Limits (e.g., cooking temperature)

d)

Employee targets

21.

What is the purpose of monitoring CCPs in the HACCP process?

a)

To increase sales

b)

To prevent problems from reoccurring

c)

To reduce employee workload

d)

To entertain customers

22.

What should be done if there is a problem with a CCP?

a)

Put an action in place

b)

Ignore it

c)

Increase production

d)

Reduce staff

23.

What is the final step in the HACCP process?

a)

Identify hazards

b)

Set limits for CCPs

c)

Monitor CCPs

d)

Keep monitoring and checking CCPs

24.

What is the purpose of a robust HACCP assessment?

a)

To ensure food safety

b)

To reduce employee workload

c)

To entertain customers

d)

To increase profits

25.

What is one of the food safety hazards covered by HACCP?

a)

Financial

b)

Biological

c)

Technical

d)

Legal

26.

What is the purpose of setting limits for CCPs in the HACCP process?

a)

To entertain customers

b)

To reduce employee workload

c)

To ensure safety standards are met

d)

To increase sales

27.

What should be done if a hazard is identified in the HACCP process?

a)

Remove it

b)

Increase it

c)

Place appropriate control measures

d)

Ignore it

28.

What is the purpose of completing records in the HACCP process?

a)

To show that procedures are working

b)

To increase sales

c)

To entertain customers

d)

To reduce employee workload