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Food Safety Quiz

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 46mins

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1-88.
1.

An operation must hire a pest control operator who is

a)

bonded

b)

licensed

c)

experienced

d)

insured

2.

What level of involvement do food workers have in executing a master cleaning schedule?

a)

Rare

b)

Planning

c)

Voluntary

d)

Mandatory

3.

It is critical to have access to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) when working with chemicals because they provide information on the

a)

effectiveness of chemicals

b)

locations to purchase chemicals

c)

correct chemicals to use for dish machines

d)

hazards associated with the use of chemicals

4.

To prevent time-temperature abuse when transporting time/temperature control for safety (TCS) foods which practice should a food handler follow?

a)

Stack all hot TCS food items together in a sturdy cardboard box

b)

Transport cold TCS food in an ice chest that maintains a temperature of 45°F (7°C)

c)

Load the delivery truck with cold TCS items first and hot items last

d)

Transport hot TCS food in an insulated food container at 135°F (57°C) or higher

5.

A food handler needs more lettuce for prepping salads and opens the cooler door with gloved hands. What should the food handler do upon returning to the prep area?

a)

Remove gloves, wash hands, and put on new gloves

b)

Label the prepared salads with the use by date

c)

Wash, rinse, and sanitize the lettuce

d)

Remove gloves after touching the refrigerator door and then put on new gloves

6.

The minimum internal cooking temperature for scrambled eggs for immediate service is

a)

135°F (57°C)

b)

145°F (63°C)

c)

155°F (68°C)

d)

165°F (74°C)

7.

Floor coving is used to

a)

reduce sharp corners on hard-to-clean floors

b)

eliminate the risk of slips and falls

c)

increase the resiliency of hard-surface flooring

d)

improve noise reduction capabilities

8.

Hot food is being delivered to a banquet. What is the lowest temperature at which it should be received?

a)

115°F (46°C)

b)

125°F (52°C)

c)

135°F (57°C)

d)

145°F (63°C)

9.

A cook uses one set of tongs to turn fish before turning steak. What has occurred?

a)

A. Cross-contact

b)

B. Cross-connection

c)

C. Improper hygiene

d)

D. Improper temperature control

10.

What is the proper cold-holding temperature for fresh beef?

a)

A. 41°F (5°C)

b)

B. 45°F (7°C)

c)

C. 50°F (10°C)

d)

D. 55°F (13°C)

11.

If a food handler comes to work in a dirty uniform, what should the Person in Charge (PIC) have the food handler do?

a)

A. Remove garbage and wash dishes.

b)

B. Work in the back where customers will not see the food handler.

c)

C. Wear a bibbed apron so that it covers the dirty area.

d)

D. Change into a clean uniform before starting work.

12.

Cups and glasses are taking too long to air dry. This could be caused by

a)

A. incorrect timing of the wash cycle.

b)

B. an improper use of chemical sanitizer.

c)

C. the water temperature being too high.

d)

D. the ventilation system not working properly.

13.

Partially thawed, torn packages of frozen steaks are delivered to an operation. The manager should

a)

A. rewrap the steaks and place them in the cooler.

b)

B. reject the entire delivery.

c)

C. cook the steaks immediately.

d)

D. discard the steaks that are partially thawed.

14.

A container on the counter labeled “ground beef” is not properly date-marked. The cook tells the Person in Charge (PIC) that it was prepared recently. The PIC should

a)

A. use the ground beef if its temperature is 41°F (5°C) or lower.

b)

B. add the ground beef to chili or soup.

c)

C. discard the ground beef.

d)

D. use the ground beef on pizza prepared for immediate service.

15.

Pork chops must reach which minimum internal cooking temperature for 15 seconds?

a)

A. 135°F (57°C)

b)

B. 145°F (63°C)

c)

C. 155°F (68°C)

d)

D. 165°F (74°C)

16.

Which food is classified as a time/temperature control for safety (TCS) food?

a)

A. Uncooked rice

b)

B. Whole watermelon

c)

C. Pumpkin seeds

d)

D. Sliced tomato

17.

Who is required to wear a hair restraint while working in an operation?

a)

Food handler

b)

Server

c)

Delivery driver

d)

Greeter

18.

Thermometers used to measure air temperature must be accurate to within

a)

±1°F (±0.5°C)

b)

±2°F (±1°C)

c)

±3°F (±1.5°C)

d)

±4°F (±2°C)

19.

Who should the manager contact when reporting a suspected foodborne illness?

a)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

b)

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

c)

Local regulatory authority

d)

Local newspaper

20.

When is an operation required to have more than one type of sanitizer test kit?

a)

If using more than one kind of chemical sanitizer

b)

If using powder rather than liquid forms of a sanitizer

c)

When sanitizing with both hot water and chemicals

d)

When using one kind of sanitizer for multiple purposes

21.

Single-use gloves must be worn by a food handler when he or she

a)

is prepping food that will be cooked prior to service.

b)

is correctly washing produce in the food prep sink.

c)

rotates canned goods in storage.

d)

has an open wound on one of his or her hands.

22.

Checking temperatures with a cleaned and sanitized thermometer complies with which HACCP principle?

a)

Hazard analysis

b)

Monitoring

c)

Record-keeping

d)

Verification

23.

Ready-to-eat time/temperature control for safety (TCS) food prepared in an operation may be stored at or below 41°F (5°C) for a maximum of how many days?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

5

d)

7

24.

Food probe thermometers that display both Fahrenheit and Celsius scales must have an accuracy of

(a)  

25.

Why are empty bleach containers unacceptable for transporting food to off-site serving locations?

a)

Hot foods could melt the plastic.

b)

Labels could come off when washed between uses.

c)

Plastic containers could react with acidic food.

d)

Chemical residue is difficult to remove from used containers.

26.

Food handlers with vomiting or diarrhea should be excluded from the operation until they are

a)

symptom-free for at least 24 hours.

b)

symptom-free for at least 3 days.

c)

symptom-free after signing a statement to report the illness.

d)

approved to return to work by the regulatory authority.

27.

When a regulatory authority finds a critical violation, what should the Person in Charge (PIC) do first?

a)

Immediately close the operation.

b)

Review restaurant training program.

c)

Discuss corrections with the inspector.

d)

Seek guidance from upper management.

28.

What is the correct response to a sewage backflow in an operation?

a)

Report the backflow to the municipal water authority.

b)

Mop the entire operation with a sanitizing solution.

c)

Modify service temporarily to eliminate dishwashing.

d)

Close the operation immediately.

29.

Storing sanitizers away from food is one way to help prevent which type of contamination?

a)

Cross

b)

Physical

c)

Chemical

d)

Environmental

30.

Cold potentially hazardous foods in a customer self-service display must be maintained at or below a temperature of

a)

31°F (−1°C).

b)

41°F (5°C).

c)

45°F (7°C).

d)

55°F (13°C).

31.

A food handler must wear single-use gloves when

a)

washing vegetables for use on a salad bar.

b)

pouring a beverage from a pitcher into a glass.

c)

serving a plate of food to a customer.

d)

making a cold sandwich with ready-to-eat deli meat.

32.

Raw ground pork is being stored in a cooler with raw fish, raw steak, raw crab cakes, and raw poultry. The raw ground pork should be placed above the

a)

fish.

b)

steak.

c)

poultry.

d)

crab cakes.

33.

A cherry pit in a slice of pie is which type of contaminant?

a)

Biological

b)

Viral

c)

Physical

d)

Chemical

34.

The only acceptable jewelry for a food handler is a

a)

waterproof watch

b)

rubber bracelet

c)

medical bracelet

d)

plain metal ring

35.

Food handlers should wash their hands after

a)

working with ready-to-eat food and before handling raw food.

b)

removing gloves and before handling trash.

c)

engaging in activities that contaminate hands.

d)

entering the restroom.

36.

When manually cleaning equipment in a three-compartment sink, the third sink is used for

a)

sanitizing

b)

scraping

c)

rinsing

d)

washing

37.

Recalled products should be separated from food being served until the

a)

food expires.

b)

food establishment closes.

c)

food supplier provides disposal instructions.

d)

health department completes the food recall.

38.

Chemical sanitizer concentration is expressed as

a)

pH.

b)

ppm.

c)

ROP.

d)

TTI.

39.

What should staff do to decrease the number of mice, flies, and cockroaches in the operation?

a)

Store food and supplies in the boxes in which they were delivered.

b)

Use open bait stations, tracking powder pesticides, and fly swatters.

c)

Leave the back door open when taking out the garbage to the dumpster.

d)

Maintain a clean facility and seek help from a pest control operator.

40.

Which item may a customer reuse at a self-service area?

a)

Single-service utensils

b)

Dinner plate

c)

Drinking glass

d)

Ice cream bowl

41.

An operation must be closed immediately in the event of a:

a)

person entering the kitchen unauthorized.

b)

health inspection.

c)

foodborne illness complaint.

d)

rodent infestation.

42.

When an operation is notified of a food item recall, what is the best action for the Person in Charge (PIC) to take?

a)

Report the recall to the FDA.

b)

Close the operation immediately.

c)

Separate recalled food from other food and equipment.

d)

Post a sign in the operation warning customers of the recall.

43.

What must be done with test results from a private water source?

a)

Keep them on file in the establishment.

b)

Post them for public viewing.

c)

Report them to the CDC.

d)

Send them to the federal regulatory agency.

44.

Which is a common food allergen?

a)

Milk

b)

Coconut

c)

Strawberries

d)

Tomatoes

45.

When using the ice-point method for calibration, what must a food handler do?

a)

Fill a container with crushed ice and clean tap water.

b)

Place the thermometer in the ice-maker in the back of the unit.

c)

Put salt in a container with ice and water and let it stand for 1 hour.

d)

Rest the thermometer probe on the side and bottom of the container.

46.

ALERT is an acronym that represents:

a)

actions that food handlers can take when a customer has an allergic reaction.

b)

a way to decrease the risk of intentional food contamination.

c)

the factors that affect the growth of bacteria in food.

d)

five ways that food can become contaminated.

47.

New food handlers have been hired to work in a food preparation area. What must the Person in Charge (PIC) do before the food handlers begin work?

a)

Assign the food handlers their work schedules.

b)

Require the food handlers to provide medical history reports.

c)

Provide the food handlers with training relating to their job duties.

d)

Check the food handlers’ references listed on their job applications.

48.

A food handler is slicing roast beef continuously on a slicer for 6 hours. After 4 hours, the roast beef is removed and set aside while the slicer parts are washed, rinsed, and sanitized. The meat is then put back on the slicer to continue slicing. What is the most serious risk of this procedure?

a)

Time-temperature abuse of the roast beef

b)

Physical contamination from the cleaning process

c)

Chemical contamination of the slicer with the sanitizing solution

d)

Cross-contamination of the roast beef with the sanitizing solution

49.

Food preparation equipment must be certified or classified for sanitation by

a)

the state regulatory authority

b)

the Food and Drug Administration

c)

an ANSI accredited certification program

d)

a certified USDA environmental specialist

50.

A non-food-contact surface must be

a)

Underwriters Laboratories (UL) certified

b)

nonabsorbent

c)

Occupational Safety and Health Agency (OSHA) approved

d)

color coded

51.

Linen used to line bread baskets should be replaced

a)

at least daily

b)

every 4 hours

c)

for each new customer

d)

when dirty

52.

Cleaning agents should be stored

a)

under the three-compartment sink

b)

away from foodservice items

c)

next to or above cookware

d)

under prep tables

53.

What precaution should a food handler take when cleaning up vomit?

a)

Determine the correct sanitizer to use

b)

Wash hands before beginning clean up

c)

Wear personal protective equipment

d)

Notify the local regulatory authority

54.

Which steps should the manager take if multiple customers complain of getting sick from food eaten at the operation?

a)

Notify the regulatory authority and begin collecting information

b)

Continue providing service of food until the regulatory authority determines the problem

c)

Discard all of the food in the operation and send all of the employees home

d)

Talk to the press and tell them the customers did not get sick from the operation’s food

55.

According to the FDA Food Code, what is the minimum lighting requirement for a food prep area?

a)

10 foot-candles (108 lux)

b)

20 foot-candles (215 lux)

c)

50 foot-candles (538 lux)

d)

100 foot-candles (1,076 lux)

56.

According to the FDA Food Code, what is the primary reason why a food establishment should develop a food defense program?

a)

To prevent cross-contact with allergens

b)

To help investigate foodborne outbreaks

c)

To contribute to a safer and more secure food supply

d)

To receive accreditation from the regulatory authority

57.

What is the minimum number of compartments a sink must have for manual warewashing?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

58.

Ciguatera is caused by toxic

a)

algae.

b)

mushrooms.

c)

industrial waste.

d)

chemical contamination.

59.

Which action is effective in preventing the transmission of foodborne viruses and bacteria?

a)

Requiring food handlers to report illnesses at the end of a shift

b)

Labeling and date-marking food in storage

c)

Correct handwashing procedures

d)

Thorough handwashing before bare-handed contact

60.

Which item is a food handler permitted to wear on hands and arms?

a)

Medical alert bracelet

b)

Gold and diamond ring

c)

Short, unpolished artificial fingernails

d)

Plain metal band ring

61.

Knives and utensils used to cut melons at room temperature must be cleaned and sanitized at least every how many hours?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

62.

Which procedure would help protect food from contamination by food handlers and customers?

a)

Installing sneeze guards above the salad bar

b)

Mopping floors every 4 hours

c)

Freezing food that has been held for more than 4 hours

d)

Replacing cloth hand towels in the restrooms at least once an hour

63.

Outside garbage containers must be

a)

made of plastic.

b)

steel-coated.

c)

enclosed.

d)

sealed with tight-fitting lids.

64.

Los pisos, paredes, techo, estantes y bastidores de un refrigerador tipo 'walk-in' deben limpiarse:

a)

diariamente

b)

semanalmente

c)

mensualmente

d)

según sea necesario

65.

¿Cuál es la forma correcta de asegurar que una solución química desinfectante en un fregadero de tres compartimentos tenga la fuerza correcta?

a)

Cambiar la solución cada 4 horas

b)

Cambiar la solución al final de cada turno

c)

Usar una tapa de desinfectante por galón de agua

d)

Usar una tira de prueba para medir la concentración del desinfectante

66.

¿Qué artículo requiere un aviso al consumidor en el menú?

a)

Papas al horno

b)

Palitos de apio

c)

Huevos cocidos al gusto

d)

Vegetales salteados

67.

¿Quién debe ser contactado antes de comenzar una nueva construcción o una remodelación extensiva de una instalación existente?

a)

Asociación Nacional de Restaurantes

b)

Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos

c)

Fundación Nacional de Sanidad

d)

Autoridad reguladora local

68.

¿Cuál es la temperatura máxima permitida para el control de tiempo/temperatura para la seguridad (TCS) de los alimentos almacenados en un refrigerador?

a)

0°F (−18°C)

b)

10°F (−12°C)

c)

32°F (0°C)

d)

41°F (5°C)

69.

La contaminación cruzada es una preocupación con:

a)

contaminantes físicos

b)

alérgenos alimentarios

c)

puntos críticos de control

d)

procedimientos de almacenamiento

70.

Un manipulador de alimentos informa síntomas de dolor de garganta y fiebre y se le indica que no trabaje con alimentos ni con superficies en contacto con alimentos. Esto es un ejemplo de:

a)

contaminación

b)

aislamiento

c)

exclusión

d)

restricción

71.

Un cliente que consume cacahuetes y experimenta hinchazón y dificultad para respirar puede estar experimentando:

a)

envenenamiento químico

b)

asfixia por un peligro físico

c)

síntomas de un patógeno

d)

una reacción alérgica

72.

Green beans cooked for hot-holding on a buffet must reach a minimum internal temperature of

a)

135°F (57°C)

b)

145°F (63°C)

c)

155°F (68°C)

d)

165°F (74°C)

73.

A consumer advisory must be given when an operation serves

a)

steamed mussels

b)

raw oysters

c)

poached salmon

d)

roasted pork

74.

A Centers for Disease Control (CDC) risk factor for foodborne illness is

a)

purchasing food from an unapproved supplier

b)

allowing staff to skip mandatory training

c)

incorrectly storing chemicals

d)

using pewter pitchers for milk

75.

In the FDA’s ALERT system, the “L” instructs managers to

a)

label products that are possibly contaminated

b)

look at the security of products in the operation

c)

leave at the first sign of danger

d)

lower threats with an emergency contact list

76.

A service sink should be used to

a)

dispose of mop water

b)

cool cooked foods

c)

wash produce

d)

scrub pots and pans

77.

Handwashing stations must contain which item?

a)

Hand sanitizer

b)

Handwashing signage

c)

Antibacterial lotion

d)

Nailbrush

78.

What HACCP principle is addressed when ensuring panned food in the cooler has a label with a use-by date?

a)

Verification

b)

Hazard analysis

c)

Monitoring

d)

Corrective actions

79.

Which of the following is the safest food to serve to high-risk populations?

a)

Fully cooked burgers

b)

Sushi rolls containing raw fish

c)

Salads topped with raw seed sprouts

d)

Prepackaged juices that are unpasteurized

80.

Which type of thermometer checks the surface temperature of food?

a)

Thermocouple

b)

Infrared

c)

Bimetallic stemmed

d)

Time-temperature indicator

81.

A food employee cooks chicken to 165°F (74°C). According to the FDA Food Code, what is the minimum hot-holding temperature for the chicken?

a)

135°F (57°C)

b)

145°F (63°C)

c)

155°F (68°C)

d)

165°F (74°C)

82.

If a ready-to-eat time/temperature control for safety (TCS) food has been properly reheated, cooled, and stored at a temperature of less than 41°F (5°C), what is its shelf-life?

a)

4 days

b)

5 days

c)

6 days

d)

7 days

83.

What is the maximum allowable storage temperature for time/temperature control for safety (TCS) refrigerated deli products?

a)

32°F (0°C)

b)

41°F (5°C)

c)

45°F (7°C)

d)

50°F (10°C)

84.

A food employee is removing food debris from utensils. What is this process called?

a)

Cleaning

b)

Sanitizing

c)

Sterilizing

d)

Soaking

85.

If stored food has passed a day beyond expiration date, it should be

a)

thrown out.

b)

frozen for later use.

c)

refrigerated for later use.

d)

cooked thoroughly before serving.

86.

A Person in Charge (PIC) checks the temperature of the food items on a self-service salad bar and notes that they are at 50°F (10°C). The last temperature check was more than 4 hours prior to this reading. Which food item may be safe to consume?

a)

Cut melon

b)

Diced ham

c)

Cooked rice

d)

Cooked bacon

87.

Egg salad sandwiches are served at an offsite location without temperature control. The sandwiches are removed from cold-holding at 11 a.m. At what time will the sandwiches need to be thrown out?

a)

1 p.m.

b)

3 p.m.

c)

4 p.m.

d)

5 p.m.

88.

Food can become contaminated when a food handler

a)

eats while working.

b)

smokes outside of the operation.

c)

applies an antiseptic after washing hands.

d)

puts on a clean apron when it becomes dirty.