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WorksheetsFinal Kitchen & Food Safety
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 2hrs 35mins
You should always rinse meat and poultry before cooking it
True
False
What temperature should you hold cold foods?
41 degrees F or higher
41 degrees F or less
51 degrees F or higher
All of the above
What temperature should you hold hot foods?
135 degrees F or higher
135 degrees F or less
145 degree F or higher
None of the below
Which of the following statements is true?
Always put vegetables next to meat
Always keep meat and vegetables separate
All of the above
None of the above
What is the "temperature danger zone" ?
Between 30 and 100 degrees
Between 50 and 80 degrees
Between 35 and 141 degrees
Between 50 and 120 degrees
You should lift pot and pan lids:
into your face
away from your torso
to the north
away from your face
It is caused by ingesting hazardous chemicals.
Choking
Poisoning
Cuts
Starins
To avoid food borne illnesses, it is best to ____________ after using the toilet.
wipe hands
do nothing
lick hands
wash hands
Food containing harmful microorganisms that cause food poisoning:
Always smells bad
Always tastes bad
Is always old food
Can look and taste fine
Microorganisms can be transferred:
From hands to food
From surfaces to food
By coughing on food
All of these
Refrigerate leftovers within _____ hour(s.)
1
2
3
4
If produce comes in a package, then it is safe to eat.
True
False
The _______ ensures that food service establishment are meeting standards to prevent illness.
USDA
USADA
USTFA
NBA
Use separate _____________ to ensure no cross contamination of your food.
forks
cutting boards
refrigerators
parties
Raw meats should be kept separate from ready to eat foods to prevent what?
cross-contamination
bad tasting foods
food borne illnesses
pathogens from forming
Which of the following is used to measure just large amounts of liquids?
Which of the following mixing tool would be best to use to incorporate air into foods?
Which of the following spatulas is best to use to level ingredients in dry measuring cups?
Which of the following cutting tools is used to remove the outer surface of fruits and vegetables?
Shredder-grater
Cutting board
Kitchen shears
Peeler
Which of the following preparation tools would you use for turning meats and fried foods, and for handling foods such as corn on the cob, hard-cooked eggs, and baked potatoes?
Tongs
Kitchen ford
Ladle
Baster
Which of the following is a griddle?
What is the name of this item?
Jelly roll pan
Pizza pan
Cake pan
Muffin pan
Is bacteria commonly found in chicken and eggs called salmonella?
Yes
No
If you are prepping food and the knife drops, what should you do?
Try to catch the knife
Try to move out of the way and let it fall
Pick it up and continue using the knife
Scream and panic
Choose the statement that is the safest kitchen practice:
Standing on a wet floor while plugging in your blender
Turning handles outward on the stove top
Using a sharp knife to chop vegetables
Storing the cleaning spray on the counter by your spices
The "bad" bacteria that cause foodborne illness are called:
electrons
fungi
microorganisms
pathogens
What is the spread of harmful bacteria from one food to another called?
sanitation
contamination
infection
cross-contamination
. What is another name for a foodborne illness?
mild flu
salmonella
food poinsoning
bacteria
Which of the following will help you smother a stove-top fire?
dousing the pan with water
. hitting the fire with a towel
using a fire extinguisher
putting a cover on the pan
Which item is a potential physical contaminant?
sweat
Fingernail polish
metal shavings
parasites
Who are considered "at risk" for foodborne illnesses?
Preschoolers/ young children
adults
teenagers
elderly people
A food-borne illness is:
Food not washed, cooked and unclean
Any food that associated with salmonella
Illness caused by contaminated food.
Microorganisms can be transferred:
From hands to food
From surfaces to food
By coughing on food
All of these
True or False:
You should always wash vegetables and fruits with water before using them.
True
False
Which of these people would be considered highly susceptible to foodborne illness?
preschooler
adult on kidney dialysis
woman who is 15 weeks pregnant
All of the above
Which is an example of a chemical contaminant?
freezer burn on frozen fruit
table sanitizer sprayed over pastries
bad smell coming from fresh seafood
caterpillar found in a case of lettuce
Some food borne illnesses are not caused by the bacteria themselves but by the poisons, or _____ that the bacteria produce
contaminants
toxins
protozoa
perifigans
If you have an open wound on your hand, you should ____ when handling foods
use hand sanitizer
continue working
be careful
cover it up
The difference between cleaning and sanitizing is
no difference
cleaning kills bacteria
sanitizing kills bacteria
