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Always Food Safe Chapter 9.2

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in developing a Food Safety Management System (FSMS)?

a)

Develop the system

b)

Establish prerequisites

c)

Train your staff

d)

Create a process flow

2.

Which of the following is a prerequisite for suppliers in a Food Safety Management System?

a)

Suppliers must be local

b)

Suppliers must offer discounts

c)

Food products must be purchased from reputable and audited suppliers

d)

Suppliers must provide free delivery

3.

What is required for effective waste management in a Food Safety Management System?

a)

Trash containers must be colorful

b)

Trash containers must be present, easily accessible, and waste management contracts in place

c)

Trash containers must be hidden

d)

Trash containers must be small

4.

What is the temperature range for recording the delivery of raw food to be cooked before service?

a)

25°F - 35°F

b)

35°F - 41°F

c)

45°F - 55°F

d)

50°F - 60°F

5.

How often should the temperature of the fridge be checked and recorded?

a)

Once a day

b)

Twice a day

c)

Three times a day

d)

Four times a day

6.

What is the minimum temperature and time required to cook food to ensure safety according to the video?

a)

145°F for 30 seconds

b)

165°F for 15 seconds

c)

175°F for 10 seconds

d)

155°F for 20 seconds

7.

What is the purpose of identifying Control Points (CPs) in the food safety process?

a)

To increase the cooking time

b)

To determine where hazards could occur

c)

To reduce the cost of food production

d)

To enhance the flavor of food

8.

What is a Critical Control Point (CCP) in the context of food safety?

a)

The first step in the cooking process

b)

The last point where you can control food safety

c)

A point where food is served to the customer

d)

A step to improve food aesthetics

9.

Why is it important to establish monitoring procedures for each CP and CCP?

a)

To ensure the controls are working correctly

b)

To reduce the cooking time

c)

To enhance the taste of food

d)

To increase the shelf life of food

10.

What temperature must a hot dog reach to ensure it is cooked properly according to the video?

a)

145°F

b)

150°F

c)

160°F

d)

165°F

11.

What is the role of a manager (PIC) in monitoring food safety processes?

a)

Monitor every process personally

b)

Train staff to carry out monitoring roles

c)

Ignore monitoring tasks

d)

Record all temperatures themselves

12.

What should be done if a hot dog only reaches a temperature of 145°F?

a)

Destroy the food

b)

Serve the food immediately

c)

Continue cooking until it reaches 165°F

d)

Freeze the food

13.

Why is a yearly review of the food safety system important?

a)

To increase paperwork

b)

To ensure the system is working properly

c)

To change the system completely

d)

To avoid any corrective actions

14.

What is the main role of a manager in a Food Safety Management System (FSMS)?

a)

Conduct all the checking and monitoring

b)

Oversee and make occasional checks

c)

Ignore the process

d)

Train staff without supervision

15.

Why is it important for staff to understand the FSMS process?

a)

To increase their salary

b)

To feel part of the process and understand the dangers

c)

To avoid working

d)

To replace the manager

16.

What is a key benefit of implementing a FSMS properly?

a)

Increase in food prices

b)

Reduction in foodborne illness outbreaks

c)

More paperwork

d)

Longer working hours