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Preventing Food-Borne Illness Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Each year in the United States there are _______ incidences of food-borne illness.

a)

10 million

b)

26 million

c)

39 million

d)

48 million

2.

Sean cooks hamburgers at a fast food restaurant. What is the proper internal temperature for the burgers he prepares?

a)

145 degrees F

b)

155 degrees F

c)

165 degrees F

d)

175 degrees F

3.

Megan is preparing a pork roast for dinner. What temperature does the center of the roast need to be, in order to be cooked properly?

a)

145 degrees F

b)

155 degrees F

c)

165 degrees F

d)

175 degrees F

4.

At what temperatures do bacteria multiply the most rapidly?

a)

0-40 degrees F

b)

41-135 degrees F

c)

90-150 degrees F

d)

140-165 degrees F

5.

To minimize the growth of disease causing bacteria, the maximum amount of time food can be kept between 70o and 140o is

a)

30 minutes

b)

2 hours

c)

4 hours

d)

6 hours

6.

Juan is about to start his shift prepping salads for a local restaurant. When should Juan wash his hands while on the job?

a)

When entering the kitchen, changing tasks and before putting on gloves.

b)

When leaving the kitchen, after using cleaning supplies and after touching his face.

c)

After using the phone, leaving the kitchen and after using the restroom

d)

When entering the kitchen, between making kinner salads and before cutting vegetables.

7.

What is the role of sanitizers in foodservice?

a)

Sanitizers are an excellent substitution for handwashing.

b)

Sanitizers can be used, but only after hand washing.

c)

Sanitizers are the most important step in removing bacteria from hands.

d)

Sanitizers must be used in order to clean hands thoroughly.

8.

Amanda isn't sure if she should go to work as a line cook for a local diner. She hasn't been feeling well, but doesn't want to anger her supervisor by missing work. Under which conditions should Amanda avoid preparing food?

a)

She has a runny nose.

b)

She received an immunization today.

c)

Amanda has had a sore throat for several days.

d)

Amanda has diarrhea and an upset stomach.

9.

What food-borne illnesses are spread by flies?

a)

Salmonella and staph

b)

E. coli and staph

c)

E. coli and listeria

d)

Listeria and shigella

10.

In order to prevent contamination of food in the refrigerator, which is the safest order to place food starting at the bottom of the refrigerator?

a)

Ready-to-eat food, fish, pork roast, chicken

b)

Whole fish, ground beef, poultry, ready-to-eat food

c)

Chicken, hamburger, roasts, fish, ready-to-eat food

d)

Hamburgers, ready-to-eat food, roasts, fish, chicken

11.

What single action by food handlers is the greatest cause of food-borne illness?

a)

improper dishwashing

b)

poor handwashing

c)

working while ill

d)

cooking food at too hot of a temperature.

12.

What is the rule for handling ready-to-eat foods?

a)

You may touch it if you recently washed your hands.

b)

Always use a tool or serving spoon to avoid touching the food.

c)

As long as the food is fresh, it's okay to touch it.

d)

Avoid touching food unless you have a food handler's card.