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Food Safety Management Quiz 1

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which food should be cooked to 165°F?

a)

steamed sea scallops

b)

roast beef

c)

fried okra

d)

poultry

2.

Barry washed the prep table with a cloth towel and cleaning solution. Which step should he do next?

a)

scrape or remove food

b)

sanitize the surface

c)

rinse the surface

d)

allow to air-dry

3.

Sneezing or coughing while preparing cuisine will:

a)

clear one's sinuses of irritants.

b)

cause accidents in the lab.

c)

contaminate the food.

d)

make a cold worse.

4.

Kathy is ordering equipment for her restaurant that will come in contact with food. She should order equipment certified by which organization?

a)

Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

b)

National Standards Foundation (NSF)

c)

National Restaurant Association (NRA)

d)

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

5.

What federal agency ensures consumers have truthful and informative labeling of products?

a)

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

b)

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

c)

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

d)

Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)

6.

How should hot TCS food be displayed on a self-service bar?

a)

at 125°F or cooler

b)

at 135°F or hotter

c)

with a serving utensil stored in the food

d)

with a serving utensil stored on a clean towel

7.

Which practice prevents cross-contamination during food preparation?

a)

placing cooked steaks back in the same dish with the marinade

b)

rinsing a chef’s knife after chopping raw chicken and before chopping onions

c)

using the reverse side of a cutting board to slice tomatoes after trimming a raw steak

d)

washing and sanitizing a cutting board between preparation of raw meats and cooked foods

8.

If a food handler is diagnosed with a foodborne illness, such as Norovirus, a manager must:

a)

exclude the food handler from the operation.

b)

restrict the food handler from working with or around food.

c)

instruct the food handler to wear gloves while working with food.

d)

instruct the food handler to wash his/her hands every fifteen minutes.

9.

Several TCS hot food items are held on a cafeteria line. How can the food handlers ensure that these items are safe to eat?

a)

by discarding the food every two hours

b)

by discarding the food after 30 minutes

c)

by checking the temperature with a thermometer every two to four hours

d)

by checking the temperature using the temperature gauge on the holding unit every two to four hours

10.

Which are common characteristics of a TCS food?

a)

low acid and dry

b)

dry and high in protein

c)

high in moisture and low acid

d)

high in carbohydrates and high acid

11.

Which is an acceptable behavior around food?

a)

leaving open wounds unbandaged

b)

chewing gum during food preparation

c)

wearing a dirty baseball hat as a hair restraint

d)

wearing clean, disposable gloves to prepare ready-to-eat sandwiches

12.

When must an employee wear single-use gloves?

a)

when cutting raw chicken

b)

when making sandwiches

c)

when washing produce

d)

when washing dishes

13.

Which is a safe method to thaw frozen chicken?

a)

on the counter

b)

at room temperature

c)

under running hot water

d)

on the bottom shelf in a refrigerator

14.

Which is a chemical hazard that can cause foodborne illnesses?

a)

bacteria

b)

fungi

c)

pesticides

d)

viruses

15.

Foodborne illness from E. coli is associated with:

a)

viruses that live in pork.

b)

parasites found in rodents, dogs, and cats.

c)

bacteria that live in the intestines of cattle.

d)

bacteria found in oysters and other shellfish.

16.

FDA stands for:

a)

Federal Department of Agriculture.

b)

Federal Diabetic Administration.

c)

Food and Drug Administration.

d)

Future Design Association.

17.

The laws that govern foodservice establishments are enforced by:

a)

the federal government.

b)

the local police department.

c)

county or city governments.

d)

state and local health authorities.

18.

Which are physical hazards that could contaminate food?

a)

bandages and false nails

b)

allergens and pesticides

c)

viruses and parasites

d)

bacteria and fungi

19.

Which is a proper method to handle ice?

a)

Cool iced tea with ice used on the salad bar.

b)

Make ice from water that is safe to drink.

c)

Store ice scoop in the ice machine.

d)

Scoop ice with a water glass.

20.

Mike has been charged with developing a plan for cleaning up vomit. In his plan, he includes procedures for wearing gloves and a face mask. Which procedure does he include in his plan?

a)

segregating the contaminated area

b)

using personal protective equipment

c)

cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting surfaces

d)

throwing away food that may have been contaminated

21.

Where should frozen foods be defrosted?

a)

in the pantry

b)

on the counter

c)

in the refrigerator

d)

anywhere in the kitchen

22.

Where should a food handler wash hands in a commercial kitchen?

a)

any sink

b)

only a handwashing sink

c)

a handwashing or prep sink

d)

a handwashing or dishwashing sink

23.

Pork should always be cooked to a proper internal temperature to prevent:

a)

botulism.

b)

salmonella.

c)

staphylococcus.

d)

trichinosis.