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Year 7 Food & Hospitality Quiz

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the temperature range for food to be in the "danger zone"?

a)

5°C to 60°C

b)

0°C to 4°C

c)

61°C to 100°C

d)

-18°C to 0°C

2.

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

a)

To remove germs and prevent contamination.

b)

To make your hands smell nice.

c)

To keep your hands warm.

d)

To dry your hands quickly.

3.

What does "cross-contamination" mean in the kitchen?

a)

The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food or surface to another.

b)

Cooking food at a high temperature.

c)

Washing hands before cooking.

d)

Using only fresh ingredients.

4.

Why should raw chicken be stored on the bottom shelf of the fridge?

a)

To prevent juices from dripping and contaminating other foods.

b)

Because it stays colder at the bottom of the fridge.

c)

To keep it away from fruits and vegetables.

d)

Because it will cook faster on the bottom shelf.

5.

What is the safest way to thaw frozen meat?

a)

In the fridge, in cold water, or in the microwave - never on the bench.

b)

On the kitchen bench at room temperature overnight.

c)

By placing it directly under hot running water.

d)

Leaving it outside in the sun to thaw quickly.

6.

What should you do if there's a small kitchen fire?

a)

Turn off the heat and cover the flame with a lid or use a fire extinguisher.

b)

Pour water directly onto the fire.

c)

Open all the windows and doors to let the smoke out.

d)

Leave the fire unattended and call a friend for help.

7.

Why is it important to keep pot handles turned inwards on the stove?

a)

To prevent accidentally knocking the pot over.

b)

To make the food cook faster.

c)

To keep the handles clean.

d)

To make the pot look nicer.

8.

What kind of clothing and shoes are safest to wear in the kitchen?

a)

Tight-fitting clothes and closed-toe, non-slip shoes.

b)

Loose clothing and open-toed sandals.

c)

Baggy clothes and high heels.

d)

Shorts and flip-flops.

9.

Why should you never use wet hands when handling electrical appliances?

a)

Because water conducts electricity and can cause shocks.

b)

Because it makes the appliance work faster.

c)

Because it will make your hands dirty.

d)

Because it will damage the appliance immediately.

10.

What's the first thing you should do if you cut yourself while preparing food?

a)

Stop cooking, clean the wound, and cover it with a bandage.

b)

Continue cooking and ignore the cut.

c)

Ask someone else to finish your meal without treating the wound.

d)

Wash your hands and keep cooking without covering the cut.

11.

What is a colander used for?

a)

Draining water from foods like pasta or washed vegetables.

b)

Measuring the temperature of food.

c)

Chopping vegetables.

d)

Mixing cake batter.

12.

The difference between a paring knife and a chef's knife is:

a)

A paring knife is smaller and used for detailed work, while a chef's knife is larger and used for general chopping.

b)

A paring knife is larger and used for chopping, while a chef's knife is smaller and used for peeling.

c)

Both knives are the same size and used for the same tasks.

d)

A chef's knife is only used for cutting bread, while a paring knife is only used for cutting meat.

13.

The kitchen tool used to measure flour is:

a)

Measuring cup

b)

Whisk

c)

Spatula

d)

Colander

14.

A chopping board is used in kitchens, and different colours are used to prevent cross-contamination. Which of the following best explains why we use different coloured chopping boards?

a)

To prevent cross-contamination between different types of food

b)

To make the kitchen look colourful

c)

To help identify the chef using the board

d)

To match the kitchen decor

15.

The correct way to carry a knife in the kitchen is:

a)

By holding the handle with the blade pointed down at your side

b)

By holding the blade with the handle pointed up

c)

By carrying it flat on your palm

d)

By waving it in front of you

16.

Simmering something on the stove means:

a)

Cooking it gently just below boiling point.

b)

Cooking it at the highest heat possible.

c)

Freezing it before cooking.

d)

Cooking it without any liquid.

17.

Preheating the oven before baking is important because:

a)

it ensures even cooking and proper rising of baked goods

b)

it saves electricity

c)

it makes the oven easier to clean

d)

it prevents food from sticking to the pan

18.

The three main parts of a recipe are:

a)

Ingredients, Directions, Yield

b)

Ingredients, Temperature, Color

c)

Yield, Taste, Texture

d)

Directions, Color, Time

19.

Cleaning as you go when cooking is important because:

a)

it helps maintain a safe and organized workspace.

b)

it makes food cook faster.

c)

it improves the taste of the food.

d)

it reduces the need for utensils.