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Food hygiene & safety answers

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an apron for?

a)

To wipe wet hands on

b)

To prevent bacteria transferring into our food

c)

To make us look professional

d)

To prevent our uniform from getting dirty

2.

Why do we wash our hands before cooking?

a)

To look good

b)

To stop our hands getting dirty

c)

To get rid of any germs and bacteria

d)

So you don’t get told off

3.

Why is jewellery not worn in the kitchen?

a)

It is against the school rules

b)

We could lose it

c)

It might get dirty

d)

Bacteria gathers on and under jewellery

4.

How should you move around the Food Technology classroom?

a)

Safely and efficiently, to prevent accidents from occurring but keeping good pace

b)

Quickly, so we get washed up on time

c)

Very slowly

d)

We shouldn’t move around the classroom

5.

What type of water should be used when washing up?

a)

Cold, soapy water

b)

Hot, soapy water

c)

Hot water

d)

Warm, soapy water

6.

What is a sponge used for?

a)

Cleaning the surfaces

b)

Drying clean equipment

c)

Washing dirty equipment

d)

Mopping-up spills on the floor

7.

What is the tea-towel used for?

a)

Cleaning the surfaces

b)

Washing dirty equipment

c)

Mopping-up spills on the floor

d)

Drying clean equipment

8.

When would you use a paper towel?

a)

When cleaning the surfaces

b)

To wash dirty equipment

c)

To dry clean equipment

d)

To mop-up spills on the floor

9.

Why is it important to wash up properly?

a)

So you don’t get told off

b)

To be nice to whoever uses the equipment next

c)

To remove bacteria from equipment

d)

To make the equipment smell nice

10.

Where should food waste be kept during the practical?

a)

On the chopping board

b)

On the surface

c)

In the bin

d)

In a small plastic bowl, then discarded into the bin at the end of the practical

11.

How should knives be carried?

a)

By the handle, held down by my side

b)

By the blade

c)

By the handle

d)

By the handle, held out in front of me

12.

What is a benefit of using the ‘claw-grip’?

a)

It makes cutting in half easier

b)

It allows to cut straight

c)

It stabilises round food, preventing it from moving

d)

It alights the nails in front of the rest of your hand

13.

What type of foods is the ‘Bridge-hold’ used for?

a)

Flat foods which are easy to balance

b)

Raw foods, such as meat and dairy

c)

Only fruit and vegetables

d)

Round foods, to prevent them from rolling away