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Chapter 9.2 Always Food Safe

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

Conducting a risk assessment

b)

Establishing prerequisites

c)

Implementing control measures

d)

Training staff

2.

What is an example of a prerequisite for setting up an FSMS?

a)

Conducting a staff meeting

b)

Having a mains supply of fresh, clean water

c)

Writing a business plan

d)

Designing a company logo

3.

What is the temperature range for recording raw food at delivery to ensure safety?

a)

32°F - 40°F

b)

35°F - 41°F

c)

40°F - 45°F

d)

30°F - 38°F

4.

How many times a day 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

5.

What is the purpose of creating a process flow in food safety management?

a)

To identify suppliers

b)

To determine the cost of food

c)

To keep the food safe by controlling time and temperature

d)

To improve the taste of food

6.

What is a Control Point in the context of food safety?

a)

A step where food is cooked

b)

A step where a hazard could occur and needs monitoring

c)

A step where food is served

d)

A step where food is packaged

7.

What does FSMS stand for in food safety?

a)

Food Safety Management System

b)

Food Service Management System

c)

Food Supply Management System

d)

Food Storage Management System

8.

What is the main difference between a Control Point and a Critical Control Point?

a)

Control Points are more important than Critical Control Points

b)

Critical Control Points require more stringent monitoring to ensure food safety

c)

Control Points are only for storage

d)

Critical Control Points are optional

9.

What is the Critical Control Point (CCP) for cooking a hot dog?

a)

Cooking to 145°F for 30 seconds

b)

Cooking to 165°F for 15 seconds

c)

Cooking to 175°F for 10 seconds

d)

Cooking to 155°F for 20 seconds

10.

Why is it important to set Critical Limits for CP and CCPs?

a)

To ensure food tastes good

b)

To maintain food safety

c)

To reduce cooking time

d)

To increase food quantity

11.

What should be done if a hot dog is cooked to 145°F for 30 seconds?

a)

Serve it immediately

b)

Re-cook it to 165°F for 15 seconds

c)

Freeze it for later use

d)

Discard it

12.

What is the role of a manager (PIC) in monitoring procedures?

a)

To monitor every process personally

b)

To train staff and assign monitoring tasks

c)

To cook all the food themselves

d)

To write all the reports

13.

What should be done if a food delivery arrives at 70°F?

a)

Accept the delivery

b)

Refuse the delivery

c)

Cook immediately

d)

Store in the refrigerator

14.

Why is documented corrective action important?

a)

It shows the system is working

b)

It reduces paperwork

c)

It speeds up the process

d)

It eliminates the need for monitoring

15.

What should you do if corrective actions are repeatedly needed?

a)

Ignore the issue

b)

Re-train staff

c)

Change the menu

d)

Increase cooking time

16.

What is a suggested step after setting up a system for verification?

a)

Ignore the system

b)

Ask a consultant/expert to review it

c)

Make no changes

d)

Remove documentation

17.

What is the purpose of reviewing your system on a yearly basis?

a)

To increase paperwork

b)

To ensure the system is working properly

c)

To avoid any changes

d)

To reduce staff involvement

18.

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

a)

To increase their workload

b)

To ensure they feel part of the process

c)

To avoid training sessions

d)

To reduce the need for management

19.

What is a key benefit of a properly working FSMS?

a)

It increases the risk of foodborne illness

b)

It reduces the risk of a foodborne illness outbreak

c)

It complicates the monitoring process

d)

It eliminates the need for reviews

20.

Which document is used to assess suppliers in FSMS documentation?

a)

Yearly Review

b)

Supplier Assessment

c)

Corrective Actions

d)

Decision Tree

21.

What is the purpose of a Freezer Temperature Check in FSMS documentation?

a)

To ensure proper cooking times

b)

To monitor fridge temperature

c)

To verify freezer temperature

d)

To assess supplier quality

22.

Which document would you use to record pest sightings in FSMS documentation?

a)

Maintenance Record

b)

Pest Sighting & Pest Prevention Subcontractor

c)

Staff Sickness Record

d)

Customer Complaint

23.

What is the function of a Decision Tree in FSMS documentation?

a)

To outline corrective actions

b)

To provide a process flow example

c)

To assist in decision-making processes

d)

To record daily diary entries