WorksheetsFood & Kitchen Safety/Sanitation
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
All of the following are symptoms commonly associated with foodborne illness except
Sneezing
Diarrhea
Fever
Vomiting
All of the following are different types of pathogens except:
bacteria
viruses
toxins
germs
All poultry should be cooked to a minimum of:
140℉
160℉
165℉
350℉
Hot leftovers should be refrigerated within _____ to still be considered safe to eat.
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours
Leftovers should be reheated to…
100℉
160℉
165℉
350℉
T/F? Glasses and cups should be washed last.
true
false
T/F? Cold foods can be held in the refrigerator at 40℉.
true
false
Which of the following is not one of the four basic steps for maintaining food safety?
clean
cook
separate
wash
chill
What is the temperature danger zone for consumers?
50-100℉
0-40℉
165-350℉
40-140℉
Which of the following is NOT a food that should be avoided because of contamination of harmful bacteria?
canned fruit
undercooked poultry
raw fish
unpasteurized milk
Which of the following is the first step if you’re bleeding from a minor cut on your finger?
put a glove on
run finger under cold water
apply pressure with clean cloth
put a bandage on
When harmful bacteria from one food or surface are transferred to another food is called…
sanitation
transmission
foodborne illness
cross contamination
What is the minimum time hands should be washed before starting to work with food?
1 minute
20 seconds
10 seconds
5 seconds
What age group is more susceptible to chemical poisonings?
older adults
pregnant women
children
young adults
What is the best way to cool down a large amount of chili?
put whole pot of chili directly into the fridge
leave it on the counter until it’s completely cool, then store it in the refrigerator
divide chili into small, shallow containers and put in fridge as soon as possible
put it in a large, deep container and put in fridge as soon as possible
What do you do if you burn the palm of your hand by accidentally touching the hot stove?
put ice on the burn
run cold water over burn
put neosporin on the burn
put butter on the burn
a potentially harmful substance that has accidentally been introduced to food
toxin
contaminant
pathogen
bacteria
a living substance so small it can be seen only under a microscope
contaminant
pathogen
bacteria
toxin
microorganisms that cause disease
contaminant
pathogen
bacteria
toxin
single-celled microorganisms that cause foodborne illness
contaminant
pathogen
bacteria
toxin
a poison produced by bacteria that may cause a foodborne illness
contaminant
pathogen
bacteria
toxin
a disease transmitted by food
foodborne illness
parasite
bacteria
sanitation
a microorganism that needs another organism to live
toxin
parasite
bacteria
virus
maintaining conditions to prevent disease and promote good health
foodborne illness
cross-contamination
sanitation
toxin
where bacteria reproduces rapidly
refrigerator
temperature danger zone
freezer
maximum amount of time hot or cold food should be left out at room temperature
1 hour
2 hours
4 hours
12 hours
Maximum temperature a freezer should be set to is...
0℉
32℉
40℉
60℉
maximum amount of time hot or cold food should be left outside in 90℉+
1 hour
2 hours
3 hours
4 hours
