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WorksheetsINTRO to FCS final
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 7hrs 5mins
The main reason spills should be cleaned up immediately is because:
Spills are harder to clean the longer they sit.
Somebody could slip and fall.
They look messy.
They make the kitchen smell funny.
Dull knives are safer than sharp knives.
True
False
Saucepans and frying pans should be placed on the stovetop with the handles facing:
Inward
Any way. It doesn’t matter!
Toward the person cooking
Over a burner
Always __________________ and __________________ knives separately.
Sharpen and play with
Wash and store
Shine and sharpen
Handle and cut
How long should you wash your hands for?
10 seconds
15 seconds
20 seconds
60 seconds
It is not safe to cut vegetables on the same cutting board that you use to cut meat or poultry.
True
False
When cutting food, how should your hand that is stabilizing the food be positioned?
Splayed out
Fingertips curled in
Gripping it like a pencil
Held between thumb or forefinger
Never, ever, ever put the following items in the microwave
Tin foil/Aluminum foil
Metal objects
Silverware
All of the above
You need to reach something on a high shelf. You should:
Jump onto the countertop to reach it
Use a step stool
Climb onto a friend's shoulders
Jump really high and grab it
Before cooking, you must do this before you walk into the lab:
Roll up your sleeves
Long hair should be put up or pulled back
Know your roles and responsibilities
Wear closed-toe shoes
Food should never be left out for more than:
30 min
1 hour
2 hours
4 hours
To thaw frozen meat, you should:
Defrost it in a tub of warm water.
Cook it frozen; it’s okay!
Defrost it on the countertop.
Defrost it in the refrigerator.
The temperature danger zone is between ______ degrees Fahrenheit and ______ degrees Fahrenheit.
50 and 100
30 and 130
40 and 140
100 and 200
The temperature HOT zone is between ______ degrees Fahrenheit and ______ degrees Fahrenheit.
60 and 126
30 and 130
40 and 140
100 and 200
What is meant by the “temperature danger zone”?
It is the temperature at which you can burn food.
It is the temperature that can cause food to spoil if left out too long.
It is the temperature at which you can burn yourself.
It is the temperature that can cause freezer burn.
Name this kitchen tool.
measuring cups
forks
measuring spoons
blender
Name this kitchen tool.
bowl
glass measuring cup
measuring spoons
oven
Name this kitchen tool.
measuring cups
Cutting Board
measuring spoons
Mixer
Name this kitchen tool.
bowl
glass measuring cup
measuring spoons
oven
Name this kitchen tool.
glass measuring cup
knives
measuring spoons
measuring cups
What is used for folding ingredients and scraping bowls?
rubber spatula
spoon
whisk
pancake turner
What is used for whipping ingredients?
whisk
hand-held electric mixer
stirring spoon
potato masher
What is used for mixing or stirring ingredients?
Rubber spatula
Whisk
Wooden spoon
Knife
What is used to roll out dough?
cutting board
rolling pin
wooden spoon
pastry brush
What is used to bake muffins or cupcakes?
baking sheet
muffin tin
saucepan
cutting board
What is used for cracking eggs or holding small ingredients?
mixing bowl
glass measuring cup
baking sheet
small glass bowl
What is used to make sauces or cook smaller anounts of food?
baking sheet
muffin tin
cutting board
saucepan
What is used to hold, flip, or turn hot items without piercing them?
tongs
pancake turner
rubber spatula
scissors
What removes liquid from food?
fork
cutting board
slotted spoon
strainer
What is used to drain liquid from food?
colander or strainer
cutting board
mixing bowl
measuring spoons
What protects your hands from high temperatures?
oven mitt
wooden spoon
dish towel
pastry brush
Where are hot items placed to cool off?
cooling rack
whisk
blender
oven mitt
What is used to open cans?
slotted spoon
rubber spatula
can opener
mixing bowl
What is this object?
Turner
Rubber spatula
Scraper
Burger flipper
What is this object?
Rice pot
Stock pot
Saucepan
Soup pan
Which piece of kitchen equipment is used to measure small amounts of both liquids and solids?
measuring spoons
dry measuring cup
liquid measuring cup
measuring bowls
This piece of equipment is used to serve soups, gumbos, and chili. It consists of a large scoop that easily holds liquids.
soup spoon
deep turner
ladle
slotted spoon
Used to mix ingredients together. Its shape helps break apart clumps in batters, scramble eggs, and stir sauces.
hand mixer
ladle
wire whisk/whip
slotted spoon
What is this?
¿Qué es esto?
Paring Knife
Chef's Knife or French Knife
Slicing Knife
Bread Knife
What is this?
¿Qué es esto?
Stand Mixer
Loaf Pan
Pastry Blender
Wok
Which item is a pastry blender?
¿Qué artículo es un batidor de pasteles?
Typical measuring spoons come in the following sizes:
1 Tbsp, 2 tsp, 1 tsp, 1 sp
1 Tbsp, 1/2 tsp, 1/8 tsp, 1/16 tsp
1 Tbsp, 1/2 Tbsp, 1/5 tsp, 1/8 tsp
1 Tbsp, 1 tsp, 1/2 tsp, 1/4 tsp
Which of the following should NOT be measured in a dry measuring cup?
peanut butter
brown sugar
canola oil
flour
Which ingredient is best measured in a liquid measuring cup?
vanilla
pumpkin puree
margarine
milk
Use a ______ to shred cheese or zest lemons.
colander
sifter
cutter
grater
Always use a dry ________ or __________ to remove hot items from the oven.
knit mitten; washcloth
dish rag; apron
potholder; oven mitt
potholder; dish towel
A whole stick of butter is equal to...
1/4 cup
1/3 cup
1/2 cup
3/4 cup
What would you use to scoop cookie dough ?
What temp should cassaroles be reheated to?
212
165
145
160
The best prevention of food poisoning is
Washing
Thorough cooking
Good packaging
All of the above
What is foodborne illness?
An illness that makes you too sick to eat.
An illness caused by eating too much food.
An illness caused by eating foods that are high in fat and cholesterol.
An illness caused by disease-causing microorganisms (pathogens) in food.
You will feel sick within 24 hours of eating contaminated food if you have a foodborne illness.
True
False
What food is more likely to cause foodborne illness?
Milk
Chicken
Bread
What are the most common symptoms of foodborne illness?
Swollen glands and rash.
Swollen feet and ankles.
Vomiting and diarrhea.
Sneezing and coughing.
Bacteria that affects poultry, causing food poisoning that has nausea and diarrhea symptoms that usually lasts 1-2 days.
Salmonella
E. coli
Campylobacter
Listeria
Symptoms of this disease last for two weeks and include high fevers, headaches, and chills.
(a)
People who are more susceptible to food poisoning or FBI than other groups of people.
young Children
pregnant Woman
adults over 65
people with Weak Immune Systems
all of the above
what is wrong with the hamburger?
to much lettuce
not cooked all the way
to much seasoning
has cheese
"when in doubt... throw it out"
true
false
Bacteria that affects poultry, causing food poisoning that has nausea and diarrhea symptoms that usually lasts 1-2 days.
Salmonella
E. coli
Campylobacter
Listeria
What is the main cause of cross-contamination?
Packaging materials
Food handlers
Kitchen counters
Cooking equipment
Has killed people who ate hamburgere that were not fully cooked
E-coli
Norwalk
Listeria
Perfringens
Can live on a dry surface and the infected person is contagios for 2 to 3 weeks ater infection
E-coli
Norwalk
Listeria
Perfringens
Food that is associated with ready to eat temperature abused foods such as hotdogs and deli meats
E-coli
Norwalk
Listeria
Perfringens
Food that is associated with ready to eat temperature abused foods such as hotdogs and deli meats
E-coli
Norwalk
Listeria
Perfringens
Most often mistakes for the 24 hour flu
E-coli
Norwalk
Listeria
Perfringens
Comes from the human nose and throat mucus
Trichinosis
Shigella
Streptococcal
Hepatitis
A roundworn found in pork and bear meat and other wild game
Trichinosis
Shigella
Streptococcal
Hepatitis
Comes from water and Ice that has been contaminated by fly poop
Trichinosis
Shigella
Streptococcal
Hepatitis
Food is contaminated by the food handler who is carrying the virus through body fluids or waste
Trichinosis
Shigella
Streptococcal
Hepatitis
When storing hamburger in a resturant fridge what level should it be on?
Ground meats level 4
Vegestables level 2
Cakes and fresh fruit level 1
Whole cuts of meat level 3
When storing Cake and pre made desserts in a resturant fridge what level should it be on?
Ground meats level 4
Vegestables level 2
Cakes and fresh fruit level 1
Whole cuts of meat level 3
In the accronim FATTOM what 2 letters do you have controle over
Food and Acidity
Oxygen and Moisture
Time and Tempature
Time and Trouble
When should you clean?
after making all your food
clean as you go
Raw/fresh fruit should be ____ before eating?
soaked
rinsed
cut up
peeled
The safest way to open a can is to use:
a sharp knife
a can opener
kitchen scissors
What things should you do before you start cooking?
Wash your hands
Put away electronics
Tie back long hair/put hair up
All of the above
