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Food and Hospitality Daily Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the temperature danger zone for food safety in Australia?

a)

Below 5°C

b)

Between 5°C and 60°C

c)

Above 60°C

d)

Between 0°C and 10°C

2.

In Northern Territory food businesses, how long can ready-to-eat food stay between 5°C and 60°C before it must be thrown away?

a)

1 hour

b)

2 hours

c)

4 hours

d)

6 hours

3.

If food has been in the danger zone for less than 2 hours, what should you do?

a)

Throw it away

b)

Leave it at room temperature for another 2 hours

c)

Refrigerate it or use it immediately

d)

Reheat it to 40°C

4.

Why is food safety especially important in hot places like Darwin?

a)

Because people eat more in hot weather

b)

Because heat speeds up bacterial growth in food

c)

Because cold storage is banned

d)

Because chefs work longer hours

5.

What temperature should fridges be set to for safe food storage?

a)

Around 8°C

b)

At or below 5°C

c)

10–12°C

d)

Above 15°C

6.

What temperature should hot food be kept at to stay safe?

a)

Below 40°C

b)

Around 50°C

c)

At or above 60°C

d)

25°C

7.

Name two examples of high-risk foods that must be temperature controlled.

a)

Cooked meat and seafood

b)

Raw vegetables and whole fruits

c)

Nuts and dried pasta

d)

Sugar and cooking oil

8.

Why must food businesses in the NT follow food safety standards?

a)

To save time on cooking

b)

To prevent illness, meet legal requirements, and protect reputation

c)

Because it makes food taste better

d)

Only to reduce electricity use

9.

What is food waste?

a)

Leftovers that are composted

b)

Food thrown away instead of being eaten at any stage from farm to plate

c)

Only food spoiled in the fridge

d)

Packaging waste from food products

10.

How much food is wasted in Australia each year?

a)

Around 760,000 tonnes

b)

Around 3 million tonnes

c)

Around 7.6 million tonnes

d)

Around 20 million tonnes

11.

How can reducing food waste help the environment?

a)

It increases landfill

b)

It lowers greenhouse gas emissions, reduces landfill, and saves resources

c)

It uses more water and energy

d)

It makes food prices rise

12.

Give one way kitchens can reduce food waste.

a)

Over-order ingredients

b)

Plan menus carefully, store food correctly, or use leftovers safely

c)

Leave food at room temperature

d)

Cook extra portions without a plan

13.

Why should food waste matter to hospitality businesses?

a)

It improves profits

b)

It does not affect business

c)

It costs money and reduces profits

d)

It guarantees positive reviews

14.

What is one hygiene habit that helps prevent food contamination?

a)

Wearing sandals in the kitchen

b)

Washing hands before and after handling food

c)

Using the same cutting board for raw and cooked foods

d)

Leaving cooked food uncovered

15.

Why do NT food businesses need trained food safety staff or supervisors?

a)

To advertise specials

b)

To make sure food is handled safely and meets national food safety standards

c)

To cook faster

d)

To avoid paying for inspections