history of food and kitchen safety - quiz

Fire was easier to find than raw food

Cooked food lasts longer than raw food

Humans lacked powerful jaws like many animals

Making food colder and easier to preserve

Softening food and improving taste

Eliminating the need to hunt

100,000 years ago

50,000 years ago

10,000 years ago

The invention of refrigeration

New technologies like ships enabling exploration

The end of hunting and gathering

Could cause foodborne illness (zatrucie pokarmowe)

Could cause electric shock

Could start a fire

Could cause electric shock

Could cause a fall

Could start a fire

Could cause cuts

Could cause foodborne illness

Could cause electric shock

Could cause a fall

Could cause electric shock

Could cause foodborne illness

Could cause illness/chemical contamination

Could cause electric shock

Could cause cuts

Could start a fire

Could cause illness and a fall

Could cause electric shock

Could cause foodborne illness

Could cause cuts; knives should be washed separately

Could cause electric shock

Could cause a fall due to slippery floor

Could cause illness from bacteria carried by the animal

Could cause electric shock

Could cause electric shock

Could start a fire

Could cause cuts if not cleaned up properly

Could cause a fall

Could cause electric shock

Could cause foodborne illness

Could cause electric shock

Could cause chemical contamination

Could cause burns or a fire if knocked over

Could cause cuts

Could cause electric shock

Could cause burns and start a fire

Could cause a fall

Could cause sparks and fire

Could cause foodborne illness

The transfer of bacteria between surfaces and food.

Cooking food very fast.

Washing hands only with water.

Leave spills on the floor.

Climb on furniture to reach items.

Keep the floor clear and clean spills right away.

Pour water on it.

Smother it or use a fire extinguisher.

Wave a towel at it.

Turn pot handles outward.

Use oven mitts when using the oven.

Touch hot pans with bare hands.

Keep electric items away from water.

Put metal in the microwave.

Touch cords with wet hands.

Cell phone charging near sink and water

The towel on the stove top could start a fire

Knife in kitchen sink with other dishes; could cause cuts

Hair near hot pan and flame

Water spill can cause a fall

Cat in kitchen

Pan handle turned outwards

Metal bowl in microwave

Food on the ground

Cell phone charging near sink and water

Chemical cleaner next to food

Broken glass on floor

Raw chicken next to prepared foods

Knife in the toaster

Towel on stovetop

Chemical cleaner next to food

Metal bowl in microwave

Pan handle turned outwards

Food on the ground

Cell phone charging near sink and water

Knife in kitchen sink with other dishes

Knife in kitchen sink with other dishes. Knives should be washed separately

Broken glass on floor

Raw chicken next to prepared foods

Broken glass on floor

Water spill can cause a fall

Hair near hot pan and flame

Cat in kitchen

Chemical cleaner next to food

Knife in the toaster

Knife in the toaster

Metal bowl in microwave

Pan handle turned outwards

Pan handle turned outwards

Towel on stovetop could start a fire

Food on the ground

Hair near hot pan and flame

Cell phone charging near sink and water

Broken glass on floor