Q1: Choose the correct pair of food hazard with its example.
(a) Visible biological hazard : Bacteria
(b) Invisible microbiological hazard : Worms
(c) Chemical hazard : Bone fragments
(d) Physical hazard : Hair
Q2: Match the organisation of food safety and quality given in List-I with its description in List-II.
List-I (Organisation)
i. CAC
ii. ISO
iii. WTO
iv. BIS
List-II (Description)
Worldwide non-governmental federation
Publishes ‘Food Code’ document
Voluntary Product Certification of India
Established in 1995 for administering trade agreements in the world
(a) i–4, ii–3, iii–2, iv–1
(b) i–3, ii–4, iii–1, iv–2
(c) i–2, ii–1, iii–4, iv–3
(d) i–3, ii–2, iii–4, iv–1
Q3: (a) “Food safety challenges have changed globally as well as in India, and Food Quality and Food Safety have gained tremendous importance.” In this context, highlight two significant reasons of importance of Food Quality and Safety.
(b) Identify two common food-borne pathogens that can spread infection in healthy individuals.
OR
(a) What is the full name of the comprehensive law that consolidated various old food laws in India? When was it enacted?
(b) A food manufacturing company is establishing a Food Safety Management System. Describe two systems the company can use to ensure food safety and quality.
1. What is the importance of food quality in ensuring consumer safety? | ![]() |
2. What are the common food safety practices that should be followed in food handling? | ![]() |
3. How can consumers identify food that is safe and of high quality? | ![]() |
4. What role do government regulations play in food safety and quality? | ![]() |
5. What are the consequences of consuming low-quality or unsafe food? | ![]() |