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Designed For Food Safety

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

There must be a well-thought out route for food and people through food areas in order to safeguard food.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Make sure that employees can follow a logical, continuous, and _____ workflow.

a)

linear

b)

tubular

3.

When designing the work flow procedure, tasks should move from _____to _____.

a)

packing, service

b)

sanitizing, cleaning

c)

raw ingredients, finished product

4.

How can you make cross-contamination physically impossible? (3)

a)

storage areas are tidy

b)

keep raw foods apart from other foods

c)

storage areas should be near delivery areas

d)

no deliveries through food prep areas

5.

A foodservice establishment must not have preventative measures against pests.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Restaurants must have potable water-water that is:

a)

safe to drink

b)

harmful to pests

c)

able to be put into pots

7.

A reverse flow of contaminated water into potable water supplies is:

a)

potable water

b)

backflow

c)

impervious

d)

durable

8.

An open and unobstructed space separating potable water from drainage systems

a)

workflow

b)

backflow

c)

air gap

d)

impervious

9.

Restaurants may have many different designs and may not follow any of the same general principles.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Materials for the construction of walls, floors, and ceilings must be able to withstand:

a)

fire, grease, steam, water

b)

condensation, fire, pressure

c)

heat, steam, condensation, grease

11.

The FDA Food Code prohibits the use of what material in food prep and storage areas?

a)

concrete

b)

vinyl

c)

tile

d)

carpet

12.

Walls and ceilings in a food establishment must not:

a)

wash

b)

fold

c)

peel

d)

drain

13.

This material between walls and floors makes cleaning easier and prevents food and insects form lying undetected

a)

carpet

b)

electricity

c)

vinyl

d)

coving

14.

All work surfaces should be:

a)

sharp

b)

smooth

c)

cracked

15.

Materials used in food service must be durable, easy to clean, and:

a)

dense

b)

drainage

c)

impervious

16.

Drinking water must be protected from contamination caused by either cross-connections in the plumbing or by _______.

a)

Air Gap

b)

Back siphonage

c)

Workflow

17.

Air gaps--gaps between the supply pipe and the rim of the sink or drain--should be at least____

a)

1 inch

b)

2 inches

c)

3 inches

18.

Backflow should always be_____.

a)

Encouraged

b)

Prevented

19.

Some drains in restaurants may require or need______.

a)

Electricity

b)

Durable

c)

Grease Traps

d)

Drinking Water

20.

Sinks for washing hands should always be _____.

a)

Beside the sinks for washing food

b)

Separate from sinks for washing food

21.

Handwashing sinks must provide water at a temperature of at least ____.

a)

100 degrees

b)

200 degrees

c)

150 degrees

d)

250 degrees

22.

Wooden tools are often absorbent and difficult to clean. The FDA does, however, approve this type of wood for cutting boards and pizza paddles:

a)

Pine

b)

Maple

c)

Birch