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Food Safety and Inventory Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which government agency is responsible for regulating most packaged foods in the United States?

a)

USDA

b)

FDA

c)

EPA

d)

CDC

2.

What does FIFO stand for in inventory management?

a)

First In, First Out

b)

Fast Inventory For Organization

c)

Food Inspection For Operations

d)

Final Item For Order

3.

Which term refers to the temperature range where bacteria grow most rapidly in food?

a)

Safe zone

b)

Temperature danger zone

c)

Freezing point

d)

Boiling point

4.

What is the main purpose of food inspection?

a)

To increase food prices

b)

To ensure food safety and quality

c)

To advertise food products

d)

To reduce food waste

5.

Which date on a food package tells you the last day the product should be sold in stores?

a)

Expiration date

b)

Sell-by date

c)

Use-by date

d)

Best-by date

6.

What does the acronym USDA stand for?

a)

United States Dairy Association

b)

United States Department of Agriculture

c)

Universal Safety and Dietary Administration

d)

United States Distribution Agency

7.

Which of the following is a basic food safety practice?

a)

Leaving food out overnight

b)

Washing hands before handling food

c)

Mixing raw and cooked foods

d)

Ignoring expiration dates

8.

If a food item has a "use-by" date, what does this mean?

a)

The date the food should be sold

b)

The last date recommended for use at peak quality

c)

The date the food was manufactured

d)

The date the food should be frozen

9.

Which of the following is the correct order for storing food using FIFO?

a)

Store new items in front of older items

b)

Use older items before newer items

c)

Mix old and new items together

d)

Discard all items after one week

10.

A restaurant receives a shipment of milk with a "sell-by" date of June 10 and another shipment with a "sell-by" date of June 15. According to FIFO, which milk should be used first?

a)

June 10

b)

June 15

c)

Both at the same time

d)

It does not matter

11.

Why is it important to keep food out of the temperature danger zone?

a)

To prevent food from freezing

b)

To slow down bacterial growth

c)

To make food taste better

d)

To increase shelf life

12.

How does following FIFO help prevent food waste?

a)

By using the newest items first

b)

By ensuring older items are used before they expire

c)

By ignoring expiration dates

d)

By mixing all items together

13.

A food item has a "best-by" date of July 1. What does this indicate?

a)

The food is unsafe after July 1

b)

The food is at its highest quality before July 1

c)

The food must be sold by July 1

d)

The food must be used by July 1

14.

Which of the following actions demonstrates proper FIFO inventory management?

a)

Placing new stock in front of old stock

b)

Rotating stock so older items are used first

c)

Ignoring dates on packages

d)

Using items based on personal preference

15.

A school cafeteria wants to reduce foodborne illness. Which combination of practices would be most effective?

a)

Ignoring expiration dates and storing food at room temperature

b)

Regular inspection, proper temperature control, and following FIFO

c)

Mixing raw and cooked foods and skipping handwashing

d)

Using only canned foods

16.

You notice that some yogurt in the fridge has passed its "use-by" date but looks and smells fine. What should you do?

a)

Eat the yogurt since it looks fine

b)

Discard the yogurt to ensure safety

c)

Mix it with newer yogurt

d)

Freeze it for later use

17.

A restaurant manager finds that food items are frequently expiring before being used. What strategic change should they make to their inventory management?

a)

Ignore expiration dates

b)

Implement and strictly follow FIFO procedures

c)

Order more food than needed

d)

Store all food together

18.

If a food inspector finds that a restaurant is storing cooked and raw foods together, what food safety risk is present?

a)

Increased shelf life

b)

Cross-contamination leading to foodborne illness

c)

Improved taste

d)

Reduced food waste

19.

A food service worker is unsure whether to use a product with a "best-by" date that has passed. What should they consider before making a decision?

a)

The product's appearance, smell, and safety guidelines

b)

Only the price of the product

c)

The color of the packaging

d)

The brand name

20.

A grocery store wants to ensure customers receive the freshest products. Which inventory management strategy should they use?

a)

LIFO (Last In, First Out)

b)

FIFO (First In, First Out)

c)

Random selection

d)

No strategy needed