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Always Food Safe Chapters 3.1 & 3.2

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the main role of a manager (PIC) in food safety according to the document?

a)

To prepare and cook food

b)

To observe, manage, and train staff

c)

To clean the kitchen

d)

To serve meals to customers

2.

What is a common source of food contamination mentioned in the document?

a)

Dirty utensils

b)

Improperly washed hands

c)

Expired ingredients

d)

Unclean uniforms

3.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of maintaining personal hygiene in food handling?

a)

Builds DOHI confidence

b)

Increases odds of passing a DOH inspection

c)

Reduces hazards associated with cross contamination

d)

Increases food flavor

4.

What is the first step in the 6 Steps - Hand Washing Guide?

a)

Rub in liquid soap

b)

Rinse hands with clean hot water

c)

Work the palms and wrists

d)

Use a hand sanitizing solution

5.

How long should you work the palms, wrist, lower forearm, and back of the hands according to the hand washing guide?

a)

10 seconds

b)

15 seconds

c)

20 seconds

d)

30 seconds

6.

What is the ideal temperature for the water used in the first step of hand washing?

a)

Below 60°F

b)

Around 80°F

c)

Above 100°F

d)

Exactly 90°F

7.

When should hand sanitizing solutions be used according to the video?

a)

As a replacement for hand washing

b)

Only when soap is unavailable

c)

As an additional good practice

d)

Instead of using water

8.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended time to wash hands?

a)

Before entering a food preparation area

b)

After using the restroom

c)

Before using a cell phone

d)

After handling raw food

9.

Why is it important to keep fingernails short, clean, and well-trimmed in a food preparation area?

a)

To improve appearance

b)

To prevent bacteria harboring

c)

To enhance grip

d)

To avoid nail breakage

10.

What should be done if a staff member has a cut or skin infection?

a)

Ignore it and continue working

b)

Cover it with a waterproof bandage

c)

Use a regular bandage

d)

Apply lotion

11.

What percentage of adults carry Staphylococcus Aureus in their nose and throat?

a)

20%

b)

30%

c)

40%

d)

50%

12.

What should staff do if they lose a bandage while working?

a)

Continue working

b)

Inform their manager immediately

c)

Replace it themselves

d)

Ignore it

13.

What is the recommended method for tasting food during the cooking process?

a)

Use one spoon for tasting and the same for stirring

b)

Use two spoons, one for tasting and one for taking food from the pan

c)

Use a fork for tasting and a spoon for stirring

d)

Use a single spoon for both tasting and stirring

14.

Why should staff avoid handling cell phones when preparing food?

a)

Phones can be easily damaged by food

b)

Phones contain bacteria and viruses that can transfer to food

c)

Phones are distracting and can cause accidents

d)

Phones can overheat in the kitchen environment

15.

What is the purpose of single-use gloves in food preparation?

a)

To keep hands warm

b)

To provide an extra layer of protection against cross contamination

c)

To make handling food easier

d)

To reduce the need for handwashing

16.

When should gloves be replaced according to the guidelines?

a)

Only when they rip

b)

Every hour regardless of condition

c)

After handling raw meat, poultry, or seafood

d)

At the end of the day

17.

Which of the following habits should food handlers avoid?

a)

Washing hands before eating

b)

Picking their noses

c)

Wearing clean uniforms

d)

Using utensils for tasting

18.

Why is a daily shower before work recommended for staff?

a)

To improve appearance

b)

To reduce bacteria on skin

c)

To prevent offensive body odor

d)

To increase employee morale

19.

What is the main purpose of uniforms in a food operation?

a)

To identify staff roles

b)

To protect food from contamination

c)

To enhance company branding

d)

To provide comfort to staff

20.

Why should outdoor clothing not be allowed in food operations?

a)

It is too casual

b)

It may carry contaminants

c)

It is not fashionable

d)

It is uncomfortable

21.

Which of the following is included in uniforms to prevent physical contamination?

a)

Slip resistant shoes

b)

Jewelry

c)

Loose clothing

d)

Open-toed sandals

22.

What is the main purpose of hair and beard coverings in food preparation areas?

a)

To keep the head warm

b)

To prevent hair from falling into food

c)

To make staff look professional

d)

To match the uniform color

23.

What should be done with aprons when leaving the food preparation areas?

a)

Keep them on

b)

Hang them in the kitchen

c)

Remove and store them

d)

Wear them to the restroom

24.

What type of jewelry is recommended in food establishments?

a)

Large necklaces

b)

Plain wedding bands

c)

Dangling earrings

d)

Gemstone rings

25.

What should a manager do if an employee is found to have one of the BIG 6 illnesses?

a)

Notify the Department of Health immediately.

b)

Allow them to continue working.

c)

Ignore the illness.

d)

Send them home without notifying anyone.

26.

Why is personal hygiene important for food handlers?

a)

It prevents the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses.

b)

It makes the food taste better.

c)

It is required by law.

d)

It helps in cooking food faster.

27.

What is a key responsibility of a manager regarding food safety?

a)

Observing staff to ensure they follow proper hygiene practices.

b)

Cooking all the meals.

c)

Cleaning the kitchen.

d)

Ordering supplies.

28.

What is a main source of contamination in food handling?

a)

Feces on fingertips from unwashed hands.

b)

Dirty kitchen floors.

c)

Expired ingredients.

d)

Improperly stored utensils.

29.

Which of the following is a common point of contamination in food handling?

a)

Using separate cutting boards for raw and ready-to-eat foods

b)

Handling cell phones

c)

Wearing gloves at all times

d)

Using disposable utensils

30.

What is the recommended duration for working thumbs and between fingers while washing hands?

a)

5 seconds

b)

10 seconds

c)

15 seconds

d)

20 seconds

31.

When should you wash your hands to prevent contamination?

a)

After handling money

b)

Before using a computer

c)

After reading a book

d)

Before watching TV

32.

To prevent food contamination, how should fingernails be maintained?

a)

Long and polished

b)

Short, clean, and well-trimmed

c)

Painted with nail polish

d)

Covered with false nails

33.

What type of bandage should be used to cover cuts and skin infections to prevent contamination?

a)

Cloth

b)

Adhesive

c)

Waterproof

d)

Cotton

34.

What should staff do if they have a high-risk wound?

a)

Continue working as usual

b)

Move to a lower risk task

c)

Stop working until cleared by a doctor

d)

Cover it with a regular bandage

35.

When should single-use gloves be replaced?

a)

Every hour

b)

After handling raw meat, poultry, or seafood

c)

At the end of the day

d)

Only when they tear

36.

Which of the following habits should staff avoid to prevent cross-contamination?

a)

Wearing gloves

b)

Picking noses

c)

Washing hands

d)

Using hand sanitizer

37.

Why should uniforms be made of non-absorbent materials?

a)

To enhance comfort

b)

To prevent cross-contamination

c)

To improve work efficiency

d)

To prevent sweat from absorbing into it

38.

How can jewelry pose a risk in food preparation areas?

a)

It can enhance appearance

b)

It can harbor bacteria

c)

It can improve hygiene

d)

It can increase efficiency

39.

Within how many hours should staff be prevented from working if they have had vomiting or diarrhea?

a)

12 hours

b)

24 hours

c)

48 hours

d)

72 hours

40.

If diagnosed with one of the BIG 6, such as Salmonella or Norovirus, what should you do immediately?

a)

Ignore it

b)

Notify the DOH

c)

Wait for symptoms to worsen

d)

Self-medicate