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12£®Food safety is a problem in all places around the world and people in different areas of the world prepare foods in different ways£®The WHO released £¨·¢²¼£© five simple rules for preparing food in a safe way£®They call these rules the"Five Keys to Safer Food"£®Key 1£ºKeep clean
£¨36£©D£®People should wash their hands often-before touching food and while they are preparing food£®People should wash all surfaces and equipment used for preparing food£®
Key 2£ºSeparate raw £¨ÉúµÄ£© and cooked
Raw foods should not touch prepared foods£®£¨37£©G£®
Key 3£º£¨38£©B
People should cook eggs and meat especially carefully£®These foods may carry more micro-organisms £¨Î¢ÉúÎ than other foods£®Food like soup must be boiled for at least a minute to make it be cooked completely£®It is also important that people re-heat cooked food completely£®
Key 4£ºKeep food at safe temperatures
When people are finished with eating£¬they should keep the left food in a refrigerator below 5oC and shouldn't store it for too long£®At room temperature£¬about 20oC£¬the amount of micro-organisms can increase very quickly£®But temperatures above 60oC or below 5oC control the growth of micro-organisms£®£¨39£©F£®
Key 5£ºUse safe water and raw materials
£¨40£©E£®Damaged or old food may develop harmful chemicals as it gets older£®
A£®Eat healthily
B£®Cook completely
C£®They can live where we make food
D£®This key tells about the importance of washing
E£®People should use safe water and choose fresh foods
F£®They cannot grow as quickly in a very hot or very cold environment
G£®People should use separate equipment and tools for touching and preparing raw foods£®
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It all£¨17£©A three years ago£¬when Campbell asked his parents if they could buy presents for kids in hospital£®They were£¨18£©B by his kindness£¬but told him that buying so many toys would
be too£¨19£©D£®Therefore£¬he decided to£¨20£©A the presents himself£®Campbell's
mother£¬Sonya Whittaker£¬thought it was a good idea£¬£¨21£©B he was going to make a bunch
of paintings or drawings£®But then he£¨22£©C her with a pattern for a stuffed animal he found
online£¬asking if she could£¨23£©D it£®Sonya struggled with it£¬but£¨24£©B Campbell
himself figured it out£®He asked if he could use his mother's£¨25£©A machine to make the toy£¬
and she agreed£¬£¨26£©D he was careful not to sew his fingers by mistake£®It took him five hours
to create his£¨27£©C toy£®However£¬after three years of £¨28£©A£¬he is now able to put
one together£¨29£©D an hour£®
Campbell sends his toys to children worldwide£¬but he£¨30£©B visits the Royal Hobart Hospital
in his home city£®He always£¨31£©C sends toys to sick kids there and loves to see the£¨32£©A on their faces£®
When he first started sewing£¬the young boy used materials£¨33£©D by his parents£¬but today he depends on money and supplies donated by people who£¨34£©B his kindness£®If you would like to£¨35£©C£¬you too can donate money via PayPal or send him materials through his website£®
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