Food Trucks
Healthy Eating
Food and Nutrition
Kitchen Safety
Micro-nutrients
100

What is one purpose of a food truck theme?

To communicate the cuisine and attract the target audience.

100

What is the healthiest drink choice for everyday hydration?

Water.

100

What nutrient is the body’s main source of energy?

Carbohydrates.

100

Why should spills be cleaned immediately?

To prevent slips, falls, and contamination.

100

What are micronutrients?

Vitamins and minerals needed in small amounts.

200

Why is researching cultural background important when designing a food truck?

It ensures authenticity and respectful representation.

200

What does portion control help prevent?

Overeating, weight gain, and diet‑related illness.

200

What nutrient helps repair muscles and body tissues?

Protein.

200

What colour chopping board is used for bread and dairy meat?

White

200

Which micronutrient helps prevent anaemia?

Iron.

300

What is one advantage of running a food truck compared to a restaurant?

Lower overhead costs, mobility, ability to attend events.

300

What are the 6 key nutrients?

Water, Protien, Fats, Carbohydrates, Vitamins, Minerals

300

What is the difference between a macronutrient and a micronutrient?

Macros = needed in large amounts; micros = needed in small amounts

300

What is the safest way to carry a knife?

Hold it by your side, blade pointing down.

300

What vitamin is produced when sunlight hits the skin?

Vitamin D.

400

Name two design elements that makes a food truck memorable.

Bold colours, clear branding, unique name, consistent theme.

400

Name two nutrients teenagers commonly under‑consume.

Iron, fibre, calcium (any two).

400

At what temperature should hot foods be kept to remain safe?

Above 60°C.

400

What is cross‑contamination?

The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food or surface to another.

400

 Name one mineral that strengthens bones.

Calcium.

500

Explain how target audience influences menu design.

Different groups prefer different flavours, price points, portion sizes, and dietary options.

500

Explain how added sugars impact the body.

They cause rapid blood sugar spikes and increase risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes.  

500

Explain one advantage and one disadvantage of food processing.

Advantage: longer shelf life. 

Disadvantage: nutrient loss.

500

Explain why personal hygiene is essential in the kitchen

It prevents bacteria transfer, reduces foodborne illness, and keeps food safe.

500

Explain why teenagers need adequate B‑group vitamins.

They support energy production, brain function, and growth.

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