HTIIIA: Unit 1 Practice Quiz

If anyone in the workplace is ever poisoned by mouth, through the skin, or by fumes, who should you call?

• 911

• Poison Control Hotline

• the EPA

• the restaurant manager

While it is often mistaken as merely being a fancy name for cooking, what actually involves thinking practically about things like safety, while also embracing your artistic sensibilities, all related to cooking?

• edible skills

• gastronomic craft

• kitchen work

• culinary arts

Businesses, institutions, or companies responsible for meal preparation outside the home all fall under the _____ industry.

• food service

• entertainment

• gastronomy

• creative

The food-related practices of restaurants, schools, and even hospital cafeterias can be excellent indicators of how to do what for yourself and others while working in any kitchen?

• endanger

• protect

• humor

• entice

With all of the potential accidents and injuries that can occur in a kitchen environment, it is crucial that everyone in the kitchen knows how to medically treat a variety of injuries with proper:

• documentation

• terminology

• sympathy

• first-aid

Lisa runs a baked goods business out of her home and is very meticulous about the proper cleaning and upkeep of her body, her cooking equipment, and her all-around kitchen environment, all of which relates to what?

• hazards in food

• contaminants in food

• first-aid in food

• sanitation in food

Culinary arts is about understanding how flavors and ingredients blend together to create edible masterpieces, which makes it a study of:

• chemistry and algebra.

• art and science.

• psychology and history.

• biology and literature.

What Japanese cuisine expert and Iron Chef extraordinaire said, “A kitchen without a knife is not a kitchen”?

• Hiroyuki Sakai

• Masaharu Morimoto

• Harumi Kurihara

• Chen Kenichi

What type of burn involves only the top layer of your skin and will look red and feel painful, almost like a sunburn, but will turn white when pressed?

• second-degree burn

• fourth-degree burn

• third-degree burn

• first-degree burn

What term refers to a useful first-aid tool that can be described as a rubber glove-like tip for cut fingers?

• rubber grid

• puncture bandage

• latex finger cot

• laceration