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Sanitasi, Higiene dan Keselamatan Kerja

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the importance of food sanitation?

a)

Food sanitation has no impact on taste.

b)

Food sanitation is only necessary for restaurants.

c)

Food sanitation is primarily about food presentation.

d)

Food sanitation is important for preventing foodborne illnesses and ensuring food safety.

2.

Name two key principles of hygiene in food preparation.

a)

Ignoring food storage guidelines

b)

Cooking at low temperatures

c)

Using expired ingredients

d)

Maintaining cleanliness and preventing cross-contamination.

3.

What are the safety measures to follow in a kitchen?

a)

Safety measures in a kitchen include: 1. Keep the kitchen clean and organized. 2. Use knives and sharp tools carefully. 3. Avoid cross-contamination by using separate cutting boards. 4. Wear appropriate clothing and non-slip shoes. 5. Be cautious with hot surfaces and liquids.

b)

Always leave the kitchen floor wet to prevent slipping.

c)

Wear loose clothing and sandals while cooking.

d)

Use the same cutting board for all types of food.

4.

How can we prevent the spread of infectious diseases in food handling?

a)

Store food at room temperature

b)

Practice proper hygiene, separate raw and cooked foods, and ensure safe cooking and storage.

c)

Ignore expiration dates on food items

d)

Use the same utensils for all foods

5.

List three safe kitchen equipment practices.

a)

Use damaged equipment for efficiency.

b)

1. Regularly inspect equipment for damage. 2. Use equipment according to manufacturer instructions. 3. Keep work areas clean and organized.

c)

Ignore cleaning procedures to save time.

d)

Store equipment in random locations for easy access.

6.

Why is it important to wash hands before handling food?

a)

Washing hands is only necessary after eating.

b)

It is important to wash hands before handling food to prevent contamination and reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses.

c)

It is important for aesthetic reasons.

d)

It helps to make the food taste better.

7.

What temperature should food be cooked to ensure safety?

a)

Cook food to 180°F for ground meats

b)

Cook food to 150°F for poultry

c)

Cook food to 200°F for all meats

d)

Cook food to the appropriate internal temperatures: 165°F for poultry, 160°F for ground meats, and 145°F for whole cuts of beef, pork, lamb, and veal.

8.

How can cross-contamination be avoided in the kitchen?

a)

Use the same cutting board for all foods.

b)

Wash hands only after preparing food.

c)

Store raw and cooked foods together in the fridge.

d)

Use separate cutting boards and utensils for raw and cooked foods.

9.

What is the role of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the kitchen?

a)

PPE protects kitchen workers from injuries, burns, and contamination.

b)

PPE is only necessary for cleaning tasks.

c)

PPE is used to enhance the flavor of food.

d)

PPE is primarily for decoration in the kitchen.

10.

Why should food be stored at the correct temperature?

a)

To increase the shelf life of the food without refrigeration.

b)

To prevent bacterial growth and ensure food safety.

c)

To make the food look more appealing.

d)

To enhance the flavor of the food.

11.

What are the signs of food spoilage?

a)

No visible mold or discoloration

b)

Signs of food spoilage include mold, off-odors, discoloration, slimy texture, and gas bubbles.

c)

Firm texture and no gas bubbles

d)

Fresh smell and bright color

12.

How often should kitchen surfaces be cleaned?

a)

Kitchen surfaces should be cleaned before cooking only.

b)

Kitchen surfaces should be cleaned after each use and deep cleaned daily or weekly.

c)

Kitchen surfaces only need to be cleaned if they look dirty.

d)

Kitchen surfaces should be cleaned once a month.

13.

What is the purpose of using separate cutting boards for raw and cooked food?

a)

To enhance the flavor of cooked food.

b)

To make cleaning easier after cooking.

c)

To prevent cross-contamination and reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses.

d)

To separate different types of vegetables.

14.

How can employees ensure their own safety while working in the kitchen?

a)

Work in the kitchen without proper clothing

b)

Use equipment without training

c)

Follow hygiene practices, use equipment correctly, wear PPE, stay aware, and follow safety protocols.

d)

Ignore all safety protocols

15.

What should be done in case of a kitchen fire?

a)

Use a towel to fan the flames

b)

Ignore it and continue cooking

c)

Pour water on the fire

d)

Turn off the heat, use a fire extinguisher or cover the fire, and evacuate if necessary.