UK Food Hygiene Level 2 Practice Questions — All Questions

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Cross-Contamination

To prevent cross-contamination, raw meat should be stored:

  • a.Above ready-to-eat foods
  • b.Below/away from ready-to-eat foods
  • c.Mixed with salads
  • d.On the counter

Store raw meat below and separate from ready-to-eat foods so juices cannot drip onto them.

Cross-Contamination

Using separate colour-coded chopping boards helps to:

  • a.Prevent cross-contamination between food types
  • b.Improve taste
  • c.Cook faster
  • d.Save money only

Colour-coded boards separate raw and ready-to-eat foods, reducing cross-contamination.

Cross-Contamination

Cross-contamination can be spread by:

  • a.Only cooking
  • b.Only freezing
  • c.Hands, equipment, and surfaces
  • d.Bright lights

Contamination spreads via hands, utensils, cloths, and surfaces.

Cross-Contamination

After handling raw chicken, a food handler should:

  • a.Continue to ready-to-eat food immediately
  • b.Wipe hands on an apron
  • c.Do nothing
  • d.Wash their hands thoroughly before touching other food

Thorough handwashing after raw meat prevents spreading bacteria.

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