Year 10 Food Technology Safety Test
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Before you begin working in a kitchen you should:
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Change into comfortable shoes
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Wash your hands carefully
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Pull your sleeves down to protect your arms
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Rub your eyes
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Tie your hair back
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Wipe your nose
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Put fully enclosed leather shoes on
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Tuck your hair behind your ears
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Quickly wash and dry your hands
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Put an apron on
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Roll your sleeves up and out of the way
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Remove your jewellery
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This quiz is to test your knowledge of safety and OH&S in the kitchen. There are twelve questions in total, some have more than one answer, so be sure to check carefully.
Please print out a copy of your results from the quiz and hand to your teacher.
Good Luck!
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You should leave spills on the floor for the cleaners to mop up.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
Clean up spills IMMEDIATELY!Rate this question:
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My knife has just slipped off the bench, what should I do?
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Jump back out of the way. I could get hurt
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Reach forward and catch my expensive knife
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Step carefully out of the way of the falling knife
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Stand still. It might miss me
Correct Answer
A. Step carefully out of the way of the falling knifeExplanation
NEVER EVER try to catch a falling knife.Rate this question:
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The cheese sauce for my lasagne is ready, I need to move it off the stove to the bench to safely assemble the layers in the dish. I grab my apron to pick up my hot saucepan and carry it to the bench.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
You should always use an oven mitt to pick up hot objects.Rate this question:
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My lasagne is cooking in the oven. Should I leave the room for an extended period of time?
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Yes
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No
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Maybe
Correct Answer
A. NoExplanation
Leaving the room for an extended period of time while the lasagne is cooking in the oven is not recommended. It is important to monitor the cooking process to ensure that the lasagne does not overcook or burn. By staying in the room, one can keep an eye on the oven temperature, check the progress of the lasagne, and make any necessary adjustments. Leaving the room for too long may result in an overcooked or burnt lasagne.Rate this question:
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There is a lot of equipment we have to be careful of when in the kitchen. When making the lasagne, what hot equipment and objects should we be careful of?
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Butterflies
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Stove-tops
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Sinks
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Dishwashers
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Fridges
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Frying pans
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Saucepans
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Ovens
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Ladles
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Knives
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Cooking dishes
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The deep fryer
Correct Answer(s)
A. Stove-tops
A. Sinks
A. Dishwashers
A. Saucepans
A. Ovens
A. Ladles
A. Cooking dishesExplanation
Most of these answers should be self-explanatory by now, sinks are marked as being hot objects because, when filled with hot water they can become dangerous.Rate this question:
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When cutting with a sharp knife, you should your fingers so they don't get injured
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Move
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Curl
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Flatten
Correct Answer
A. CurlExplanation
Yes, you should move your fingers. However, it is important to curl your fingers up to help reduce the chances of the tips of your fingers being removed.Rate this question:
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When working in a kitchen you should:
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Act responsibly at all times
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Fool around with your mates
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Have fun
Correct Answer
A. Act responsibly at all timesExplanation
In a kitchen environment, it is important to act responsibly at all times. This means following safety protocols, being attentive to tasks, and taking care of equipment and ingredients. Fooling around with mates or simply having fun may lead to accidents, mistakes, or a lack of focus, which can compromise the quality and safety of the food being prepared. Acting responsibly ensures a professional and efficient kitchen environment, minimizing risks and maintaining high standards of hygiene and food preparation.Rate this question:
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When walking behind someone in the kitchen you should say .
Correct Answer
behindExplanation
When walking behind someone in the kitchen, it is important to say "behind" to alert them of your presence and prevent any accidents or collisions. This simple word serves as a warning and allows the person in front to be aware of your position, ensuring a safe and efficient movement in the kitchen.Rate this question:
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It is ok to use any chopping board in the kitchen for cutting vegetables on
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
It is not okay to use any chopping board in the kitchen for cutting vegetables. Different chopping boards are made from different materials, such as wood, plastic, or glass, and each material has its own properties. Using the wrong chopping board for cutting vegetables can lead to cross-contamination and the transfer of harmful bacteria. For example, wooden chopping boards can absorb liquids and retain bacteria, while plastic chopping boards are easier to clean and sanitize. Therefore, it is important to choose the appropriate chopping board for specific food preparation tasks.Rate this question:
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Knives should be:
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Stored in a drawer
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Dumped in the sink when dirty
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Put down away from the edge of the bench
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Waved around when talking to others
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Thrown in a drawer with other utensils
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Stored in a knife block or rack
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Sharp
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Left on the bench with the point facing towards you
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Put to the side of the sink
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Carried with the point towards the floor
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Blunt
Correct Answer(s)
A. Put down away from the edge of the bench
A. Stored in a knife block or rack
A. Sharp
A. Put to the side of the sink
A. Carried with the point towards the floorExplanation
Knives should be put down away from the edge of the bench to prevent accidental falls or injuries. They should be stored in a knife block or rack to keep them organized and easily accessible. Knives should be sharp for efficient cutting and should be put to the side of the sink to avoid any accidents while washing dishes. When carrying a knife, it should be held with the point towards the floor to minimize the risk of injury.Rate this question:
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Electical cords should be kept away from stove-tops, sinks and other equipment
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Electrical cords should be kept away from stove-tops, sinks, and other equipment to prevent potential hazards. Placing cords near heat sources like stove-tops can cause them to melt or catch fire. Similarly, having cords near sinks or other water sources increases the risk of electrocution if they come into contact with water. Additionally, cords near other equipment can get tangled or pulled, leading to damage or accidents. Therefore, it is important to keep electrical cords away from these areas to ensure safety.Rate this question:
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