Lesson 3.5.1.3.1
3.5.1.3.1 Mandatory and non-mandatory food labelling Quiz: AQA Food Preparation and Nutrition, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson 3.5.1.3.1, Mandatory and non-mandatory food labelling: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition (8585), Unit 4: Food choice, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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Which information must appear on food packaging by law in the UK and EU?
- A celebrity endorsement of the product's taste
- A recommended serving suggestion for the meal
- A full list of ingredients in descending order of weight
- A photograph of the farm where the food was grown
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Which allergen information is required on packaged food under mandatory labelling rules?
- Allergens shown in bold or highlighted within the ingredients list
- A list of the shops that stock the product in the area
- The year the recipe was first invented by the company
- The name of the advertising agency that designed the packaging
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Which of these is a non-mandatory piece of information that a manufacturer may choose to include?
- The net quantity of the food inside the pack
- The name and address of the manufacturer or packer
- Serving suggestions for the product, such as ideas for pairing
- The use-by or best-before date printed on the pack
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Which non-mandatory information tells the consumer where a product was grown or made?
- Nutritional labelling, which shows nutrient content per 100 g
- Storage instructions, which explain how to keep the food
- Provenance
- Net quantity, which shows how much is in the pack
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A pack of biscuits must show its net quantity. What does this measure?
- The cost of the packet in pounds at the checkout
- The calorie count per individual biscuit in the pack
- The number of biscuits a person is likely to eat at one sitting
- The amount of product inside the packet
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Which mandatory label item tells the consumer how long the food stays safe to eat?
- Provenance statement about the farm
- Brand slogan printed on the front
- Use-by or best-before date
- Serving suggestion for the family
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Which statement about labelling and legislation is correct?
- Only organic foods must carry any labelling information at all
- Labelling rules apply only to foods imported from outside Europe
- Mandatory information follows European Union and Food Standards Agency rules
- Labelling is optional for all foods sold in the UK
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A shopper wants to know whether a packaged chicken product was reared in the UK. Which label information would tell them?
- The net quantity printed on the front
- The allergen emphasis within the ingredients list
- The use-by date printed near the barcode
- Provenance information
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Which item is required on a label, rather than optional, when a food contains milk?
- A picture of a cow on the front of the packaging for decoration
- Allergen information emphasising milk within the ingredients
- A suggestion for pairing the food with a drink of choice
- A story about the brand's history in the local area
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Which statement about mandatory and non-mandatory labelling is accurate?
- Non-mandatory labelling is only used for frozen foods in cabinets
- Non-mandatory information must be included by law on all packaged food
- Mandatory labelling only applies to organic food sold in shops
- Mandatory labelling must be included, while non-mandatory information is optional
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A product label says a meal is 'made in Britain using British beef'. Which type of label information is this?
- Provenance, which is non-mandatory information
- Mandatory allergen information for the consumer
- Mandatory net quantity information for the pack
- Use-by date information for the consumer
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Which item of mandatory information helps a consumer check whether a food is safe for a nut allergy?
- Allergen emphasis within the ingredients list
- A slogan about the taste of the product
- A serving suggestion for dessert after the meal
- A picture of the factory where the food is made
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A consumer wants to know which company made a product. Which mandatory label item gives this?
- The lot number and batch code printed on the base of the pack
- The list of ingredients in descending order of weight by mass
- The nutrition declaration giving energy and nutrient values per 100 g
- The name and address of the manufacturer, packer or seller
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Which of these is the best description of a serving suggestion?
- A list of all allergens contained in the product
- A legal requirement listing every ingredient in the product
- A date after which the food must not be eaten
- A non-mandatory idea of how to present or serve the food
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Which mandatory label item tells the consumer how the food should be kept to stay safe?
- Storage instructions
- Serving suggestion for the family
- Recipe ideas on the back
- Brand slogan on the front
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A school checks a packaged soup before serving it to pupils. Which label check is most important for safety?
- The provenance and the marketing photo
- The recipe idea and the colour of the packet
- The serving suggestion and the brand slogan
- The allergen information and the use-by date
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Which of these items would be considered non-mandatory labelling?
- The list of ingredients in the product
- A recipe idea printed on the back of the packet
- The allergen emphasis within the ingredients
- The net quantity of the product inside the sealed pack
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Which mandatory label feature shows the food has been labelled under a legal standard?
- A cartoon mascot on the packet for children
- A promotional sticker offering a discount on the next visit
- A statement that complies with European Union labelling legislation
- A decorative gold border around the packet
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A product is labelled 'organic'. Which statement best describes this label?
- It is a use-by date that tells the shopper when the product must be eaten
- It is a serving suggestion showing how much a family should eat at one meal
- It is a provenance and production claim that the food meets organic standards
- It is a mandatory allergen declaration that lists any ingredients causing reactions
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A pack shows the amount of food as '500 g'. Which type of information is this?
- Mandatory net quantity information
- Marketing information
- Non-mandatory provenance information
- Serving suggestion information
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