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WorksheetsFood safety mid-unit Review
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 42mins
You should always put sharp knives in dishwater to soak before washing them (FNW-7.05/06)
True 😃
False 😡
Long hair should be tied back in the kitchen (FNW-7.05/06)
True 😃
False 😡
You must always wash your hands before handling food. (FNW-08.1)
True 😃
False 😡
Turn pot handles away from front of stove (FNW-7.05/06)
True 😄
False 😡
It's ok to touch your face and not wash your hands. (FNW-7.05/06)
True 😃
False 😡
You must NOT use wet oven mitts or tea towels to remove hot food from the oven.
True 😃
False 😡
Hot food can be left out all day and you won't get food poisoning.
True 😃
False 😡
It's ok to sit on kitchen counters.
True 😃
False 😡
Find one way food becomes unsafe in this drawing.
The milk is wide open
The milk is out of fridge
The dad is not wearing gloves
The dad is not wearing a hair net
Find one way food becomes unsafe in this drawing.
The kid is vomiting all over the table
The dad is cooking with the pan handle sticking out
The dad is not wearing gloves
The hamburger is out of fridge
What temperature should chicken, hamburger and eggs be cooked to?
120°F
135°F
165°F
350°F
What should you do before cutting whole melons?
Sanitize with bleach
Wash with soap
Wash with water
What is the longest recommended time to wait before refrigerating prepared foods? (otherwise you should throw it out).
immediately
within 1 hour
within 2 hours
by the end of the day
Why should foods be cooled in a small container ?
Which bacteria is most commonly found in raw meats (beef), and contaminated water?
E. Coli
Salmonella
Clostridium Botulinum
Clostridium Perfringens
40-140oF
32-100oF
120-200oF
65-130oF
Which food borne illnesses could potentially be found in raw cookie dough?
Trichinella Spiralis
Clostridium Botulinum
E. Coli
Salmonella
Pack it full
Raw Meat on the Top Shelf
Fruits on the bottom shelf
Keep below 40o
The most common symptom of ALL food borne illnesses:__________. (FNW-8.1)
sore muscles
diarrhea
cramps
nausea
The pathogen that causes Hepatitis A is a (n) _______________. (FNW-8.1)
protozoa
bacteria
fungi
virus
What food borne illness is associated with undercooked or raw ground beef? (FNW-8.1)
E-coli
Salmonella
Botulism
Hepatitis A
What is the food borne illness associated with improperly home-canned foods? (FNW-8.1)
E-coli
Salmonella
Botulism
Staphylococcus
What is the food borne illness associated with cuts and is very commonly found on skin? (FNW-8.1)
E-coli
Salmonella
Botulism
Staphylococcus
What is the food borne illness associated with raw or undercooked eggs or poultry? (FNW-8.1)
E-coli
Salmonella
Hepatitis A
Botulism
What is the food borne illness related to unwashed hands and shellfish? (FNW-8.1)
Salmonella
C. Jejuni
Hepatitis A
E-coli
What is the food borne illness related to raw (unpasteurized) milk? (FNW-8.1)
E-coli
Campylobacter Jejuni
Botulism
Clostridium Perfringens
The incubation period (how long it takes for symptoms to show up) for Salmonella is ____________ (FNW-8.1)
12-72 hours
4 hours
8 hours
2 hours
This food borne illness can paralyze the lungs and the central nervous system and cause death if not treated. (FNW-8.1)
salmonella
e-coli
botulism
Listeria
Undercooked hot dogs and deli meat should not be consumed by pregnant women due to this bacteria. (FNW-8.1)
e-coli
clostridium perfringens
Listeria
Camplyobacter
Food containing harmful microorganisms that cause food poisoning: (FNW-8.1)
Always smells bad
Always tastes bad
Is always old food
Can look and taste fine
Food borne Illness can be caused by:_______________. (FNW-8.1)
Bacteria
Viruses
Parasites
All of these
This food borne illness transmits very easily from person to person. The virus is often introduced to foods by infected people handling the food and it can live very happily in ice. (FNW-8.1)
Listeria
Staph
E. Coli
Norovirus
What are the general symptoms of a food-borne illness? (FNW-8.1)
Heartburn
Fever
Chills
Headache
Digestive troubles
Jaundice is a symptom of:_____________. (FNW-8.1)
Shigellosis
Botulism
Hepatitis A
Norovirus
Wild game is most commonly associated with which type of pathogen? (FNW-8.1)
Bacteria
Viruses
Parasites
Fungi
What is are the common symptoms of E.coli "poisoning"? (FNW-8.1)
severe, often diarrhea
fever
nausea
all of the above
severe cramps
•Common skin bacterium
•Produces a fast acting toxin
•Dairy products, salads, cream filled pastries and deserts
•Incubation as little as 60 minutes
•Nausea, cramps, vomiting, diarrhea
(FNW-8.1)
Shigella
Salmonella typhimurium
Salmonella enteritidis
Staphylococcus aureus
This microbe produces toxins that cause symptoms and has two forms -- diarrheal and emetic. (FNW-8.1)
Campylobacter jejuni
Clostridium perfringens
Bacillus cereus
Trichinella spiralis
Clostridium perfringens is best known because it not only can cause diarrhea and cramps, but also: (FNW-8.1)
tingling in the face and mouth
tissue death (gangrene) if it gets into an open sore on the skin
extreme fever and confusion
liver damage
Hepatitis A is so dangerous because it (FNW-8.1)
can cause liver damage
can last so long (3+ months, sometimes)
is easily transmitted through contaminated water
survives even in ice
This microbe is particularly troublesome because it can survive on ice. (FNW-8.1)
Campylobacter jejuni
norovirus
Listeria monocytogenes
Bacillus cereus
__________________________ is notable because of its particularly short incubation period (how long it takes for symptoms to show), which can be as little as 1 hour. (FNW-8.1)
Staphylococcus aureus
Hepatitis A
Listeria monocytogenes
Escherichia coli
This microbe's symptoms are odd because it only sometimes causes diarrhea, but often causes stiff neck, confusion and weakness along with vomiting. (FNW-8.1)
Listeria monocytogenes
Salmonella enteritidis
Trichinella spiralis
Escherichia coli
Physical
Chemical
Biological
Allergenic
To prevent hair getting in food what could you do? (Pick 3)
Wear a hoodie
Wear a hair net
Wear a chefs hat
Tie your hair up
A contaminant is any microorganism or substance that can contaminate food or preparation equipment. Contaminants can be biological, physical or chemical.
True
False
When transferring a cleaning chemical to a spray bottle, you must _______. (4.4)
label the spray bottle.
put the spray bottle next to the grill.
store it in the cooler.
mix the chemical with water in the new bottle.
