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State Assessment practice 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does scald mean when discussing safety in the kitchen?

a)

a protective bandage

b)

type of a burn

c)

burns easily

d)

a scrape or minor cut

2.

flammable items include

a)

cooking equipment

b)

stove hood

c)

plastic and paper

d)

fire extinguishers

3.

what is it called when you avoid property damage or injury?

a)

accident

b)

reasonable care

c)

near miss

d)

liability

4.

what is the legal responsibility one person has to another?

a)

reasonable care

b)

general audit

c)

premises

d)

liability

5.

Which government agency oversees safety in a workplace?

a)

FFA

b)

FDA

c)

OSHA

d)

USDA

6.

Which agency grades and inspects poultry , eggs, and meat?

a)

USDA

b)

FFA

c)

FDA

d)

OSHA

7.

Which agency was established to regulate new foods and health related products?

a)

FFA

b)

FDA

c)

USDA

d)

OSHA

8.

Which agency determines how solid waste is managed

a)

FDA

b)

USDA

c)

EPA

d)

OSHA

9.

Which of the following contain 3 of the 6 nutrients?

a)

carbohydrates, water, fats

b)

calcium, fructose, fatty acids

c)

mineral, water, incomplete proteins

d)

carbohydrates, minerals, incomplete proteins

10.

what does nutrient density mean?

a)

foods that include all five food groups from myplate

b)

the study of nutrition and eating calories

c)

food that nourishes the body with the least calories

d)

food that is rich in nutrients for the number of calories

11.

To retain the maximum nutrients when cooking you should do what to your food?

a)

fry

b)

boil

c)

steam

d)

microwave

12.

If you are cooking rice and you want to consume the maximum amount of nutrients, what should you NOT do?

a)

avoid rinsing it

b)

avoid cooking it in oil

c)

avoid using a lid when cooking

d)

avoid using fresh rice

13.

Which are the most common food allergens?

a)

cheese, beef, wheat, and milk

b)

soy, dairy, beef and pork

c)

shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, and fish

d)

lettuce, soy, peanuts, and milk

14.

What is vegetarianism

a)

a dietary practice that avoids eggs

b)

a dietary practice that avoids shellfish

c)

a dietary practice that includes fruits and fish

d)

a dietary practice that avoids animal products

15.

a heart healthy diet is defined by:

a)

high protein and low carb

b)

low in fat, salt, cholesterol and red meat

c)

high in dairy and low in fat and cholesterol

d)

only fruits and vegetables

16.

Length of time you should wash your hands

a)

10-15 seconds

b)

15 -18 second

c)

20-30 seconds

d)

30-35 seconds

17.

What is the temp of the Temperature Danger Zone?

a)

41- 135 degrees

b)

39-145 degrees

c)

41- 160 degrees

d)

70- 135 degrees

18.

bacteria grows rapidly in a ____________ environment?

a)

dry, warm, and low acid environment

b)

warm, moist, protein rich and low acid

c)

warm, dry, calcium rich and neutral environment

d)

cold, dry, protein-rich and high acid

19.

an example of cross-contamination is when:

a)

a knife is used to cut lettuce and tomatoes

b)

chicken and beef both were thawed on the counter

c)

raw poultry juices dripped on fresh lettuce

d)

apples and pears are stored together

20.

In the acronym FATTOM, the O and M stand for?

a)

oxygen & minerals

b)

oxygen and moisture

c)

osium and moisture

d)

oxygen and micro-organisms