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True or false: The #1 rule in kitchen safety is to not do anything without Mrs. Maggie's permission.
True or false: The #1 rule in kitchen safety is to not do anything without Mrs. Maggie's permission.
True
True or false: If something spills in the kitchen, it is important to tell everyone and clean up.
True or false: If something spills in the kitchen, it is important to tell everyone and clean up.
True
True or false: Flammable items cannot catch fire easily.
True or false: Flammable items cannot catch fire easily.
False
Mention the protective clothing:
Mention the protective clothing:
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Parts of fire extinguisher: ______
Parts of fire extinguisher: ______
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Flammable: can get fire ____________
Flammable: can get fire ____________
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What are the steps to use a fire extinguisher?
What are the steps to use a fire extinguisher?
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What are some examples of protective clothing needed in the kitchen?
What are some examples of protective clothing needed in the kitchen?
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True or false: Flammable items cannot catch fire easily.
True or false: Flammable items cannot catch fire easily.
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Study Notes
Kitchen Safety Rules
- Always seek permission from Mrs. Maggie before performing tasks in the kitchen for safety compliance.
- Report spills immediately and ensure thorough cleanup to prevent accidents and injuries.
- Flammable items can easily catch fire; handle them with care.
Fire Safety Equipment
- Key parts of a fire extinguisher include:
- Pressure gauge
- Handle
- Nozzle
- Base (support)
- Flammable materials can ignite quickly, necessitating safe storage and handling practices.
Fire Extinguisher Usage Steps
- Pull: Pull the pin on the fire extinguisher to break the seal.
- Aim: Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire.
- Squeeze: Squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent.
- Sweep: Sweep the nozzle from side to side until the fire is completely out.
Protective Clothing in the Kitchen
- Aprons to protect clothing from spills and stains.
- Heat-resistant gloves to handle hot pots and pans.
- Non-slip shoes to ensure a stable footing and reduce fall risks.
- Hairnets to keep hair secured and prevent contamination.
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Test your knowledge of kitchen safety with this quiz! Learn about the important rules, protective clothing, how to handle spills, fire extinguisher parts, and steps to use it. Don't miss out on important information about flammable materials.
