WorksheetsIntro to Foods: Safety & Sanitation REVIEW
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
When a grease fire starts in a pan on top of the stove, you should first turn off the heat if you can safely and put out the fire by using any of the following EXCEPT …
Salt
Water
Baking soda
Lid
Raw or undercooked eggs, poultry, or meat can cause illness because they often carry
Botulism
Salmonella
perfringens poisoning
Staph
The “danger zone” refers to temperatures of ______ - ______ degrees F at which bacteria multiply very rapidly.
40-140
50-120
60-125
70-135
Reheating foods to temperatures of ______ degrees F kills most harmful bacteria.
135
145
155
165
Foods may safely be thawed using any of the following methods EXCEPT
Refrigerator
Microwave
Sink under cold running water, less than 2 hours
Counter for more than 2 hours
The refrigerator temperature should be kept at or just below _____ degrees F.
30
40
45
50
Cutting raw vegetables with the same knife used to cut up raw meat and NOT thoroughly washing the knife with soap and hot water between uses, can cause foodborne illness due to the term
Harming bacteria
Parasitic toxin
Spore multiplication
Cross contamination
All of the following EXCEPT ______ are examples of food that should be discarded.
A can of green beans that is dented slightly at the seam
Leftovers that have been refrigerated for an unknown amount of time
A refrigerated block of cheddar cheese
Slimy and moldy vegetables
What can cause or speed up spoilage or bacterial growth in perishable food?
Keeping all food at room temperature
Cooking food to its proper temperature
Refrigerating food immediately
Following package storing directions
People are less likely to get cut by a knife if
It is sharp
It is dull
They use it improperly
Use it to only cut meat
It is important that when you arrange and store knives in your kitchen that they are:
Next to each other
Back to back
Stored separately
Up high
Tilt the lid of a pan so the opening is ______ your face to let steam escape.
Close to
In front of
Next to
Away from
Always use ________ to handle hot dishes and NEVER use __________.
Potholders, dish towels
Oven mitts, potholders
Wash clothes, dish towels
Dish towels, oven mitts
Wash dishes in ______ soapy water and rinse them in ______ water.
Hot, cold
Cold, cold
Hot, hot
Cold, hot
The order of washing dishes is ______________ first and ______________ last.
Dirtiest, cleanest
Cleanest, dirtiest
Coldest, hottest
Hottest, coldest
Refrigerate leftover food __________ .
Right away
The next day
After it has cooled
When done cleaning
Which government agency focuses on the overall safety of our food?
EPA
FDA
USDA
CDC
When in doubt if a food is safe to eat or not, you should __________.
Taste it first before serving
Heat it to 180 degrees F
Smell it first before serving
Throw it out
Make a habit of scrubbing hands for _____ seconds in warm water.
30
5
10
20
By practicing _________________, thoroughly washing your body, face, and hands, you help to avoid transferring harmful bacteria when handling food.
Safety
Personal hygiene
Brushing
Anti illness
The __________ is the temperature in the deepest or thickest part of the food.
Internal temperature
Outside temperature
External temperature
Hottest temperature
Leftovers, including opened luncheon meats, in the refrigerator should be used within ____ days.
1
3
7
9
Poultry internal cooking temperature should reach ______ degrees F.
145
165
160
180
When a person is choking, use __________ to get the food out.
Abdominal thrusts only
Back blows only
Abdominal thrusts and back blows
Chest thrusts and abdominal thrusts
When food is cooking on the stove top, turn the handles ________.
Outward so you can reach them
Inward so you don’t knock it off
Downward so you don’t spill
Upward so you don’t spill
This type of bacteria is typically found in raw fruits, vegetables and undercooked beef.
Salmonella
Listeria
Botulism
E Coli
Free and clear of debris AND pathogens.
Clean
Sanitized
What should you do if you have an open cut, wear nail polish, or have artificial nails- before cooking?
Wash your hands for an additional 20 seconds
Cut your nails and remove polish
Wear gloves
See the school nurse
When cleaning counters- it is important to use ___________ to prevent the spread of foodborne illness.
Hot, soapy water
A dishcloth
Sanitizing solution
Dawn powerwash
It is important to wash your hands after
touching your face
touching garbage
cracking a raw egg
all of the above
If someone is burned in the kitchen:
place the burned area under cold winning water
put butter on it
run hot water over it
put baking soda on it
PASS stands for:
pull the nozzle, aim, stand still, survive
put out the fire, aim, stay calm, survive
Pull the pin, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze the handle, sweep the nozzle side to side
pull the pin, aim, stay calm, sweep
This type of foodborne illness often originates from home canned or damaged canned foods.
Botulism
Camplobacter
Listeria
E Coli
This illness is often spread when food is prepared by someone who is infected. Symptoms include vomiting, stomach pain, nausea, and diarrhea.
Salmonella
Listeria
Clostridium Perfringens
Norovirus
When cooking a burger, to eliminate harmful bacteria, cook to ____ degrees.
140
150
160
175
