Lesson 3.4.2.1
3.4.2.1 Buying and storing food safely Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 3
20 questions
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Lesson 3.4.2.1, Buying and storing food safely: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition (8585), Unit 3: Food safety, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What is the correct freezer temperature for food safety?
- 75°C or above
- 0°C to 5°C
- 5°C to 63°C
- -18°C or colder
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What is the correct chilling range for food in a domestic fridge?
- 5°C to 63°C
- -18°C or below
- 0°C to below 5°C
- 63°C to 75°C
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What is the temperature danger zone for food?
- -18°C to 0°C
- 5°C to 63°C
- 0°C to 5°C
- 63°C to 75°C
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What do 'use by' dates on food packaging primarily indicate?
- Food safety
- Lowest price
- Best flavour
- Peak texture
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What must be done with food after its use by date?
- Freeze immediately
- Reheat thoroughly
- Eat if normal
- Do not eat
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Why should food always be covered inside a domestic fridge?
- Improve cooling speed
- Prevent cross contamination
- Kill bacteria present
- Lower humidity levels
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What is the correct operating temperature range for a domestic fridge?
- 0 to below 5°C
- 60 to 63°C
- 5 to 10°C
- -18 to -15°C
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What temperature must a domestic freezer be set to maintain safely?
- -5°C
- 5°C
- -18°C
- 0°C
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Which food type is most suitable for ambient storage?
- Cooked rice
- Dried pasta
- Fresh milk
- Raw chicken
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What happens when a fridge door is left open too long?
- Air circulates
- Bacteria die
- Temperature rises
- Humidity decreases
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A fridge thermometer reads 8°C. What action is required?
- Lower temperature setting
- Raise temperature setting
- Add more food
- Turn off power
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What does ambient storage mean?
- Chilled storage
- Vacuum storage
- Frozen storage
- Room temperature storage
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Where should raw meat be placed inside a domestic fridge?
- Middle shelf
- Bottom shelf
- Top shelf
- Fridge door
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What does covering food during storage mainly prevent?
- Airborne contamination
- Enzyme action
- Protein setting
- Freezer burn
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Why check date marks when purchasing food items?
- Check country of origin
- Verify weight
- Confirm packaging type
- Ensure safe storage
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When should chilled and frozen groceries be selected during supermarket shopping?
- Before ambient goods
- At the very end
- Randomly during shopping
- Immediately upon arrival
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What is the best method to cool hot soup quickly before refrigerating?
- Wooden bowl
- Large deep pan
- Sealed plastic bag
- Shallow containers
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What is the main danger of overfilling a domestic fridge?
- Increased moisture loss
- Rapid motor burnout
- Excessive freezing
- Blocked air circulation
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Why must frozen food be wrapped in airtight packaging?
- Enhance food flavour
- Speed up defrosting
- Kill lingering bacteria
- Prevent freezer burn
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What is the correct maximum storage temperature for chilled dairy products like milk?
- Exact 15°C
- Above 10°C
- Below 0°C
- Below 5°C
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