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Food Handlers Permit and Food Safety Worksheet (Extraction)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is required when applying for a Food Handlers Permit in Jamaica?

a)

Only a passport photo

b)

Completed form, ID, TRN, photos, and fee

c)

Just a doctor's note

d)

Restaurant employment letter

2.

How long is a Food Handlers Permit typically valid?

a)

6 months

b)

1-2 years (recent two-year cycle)

c)

5 years

d)

Lifetime

3.

What must applicants attend before getting a permit?

a)

Cooking class

b)

Training clinic and test by health officer

c)

Job interview

d)

Medical exam only

4.

When must food handlers wash their hands?

a)

Only before meals

b)

Before handling food, after restroom, or contaminants

c)

Once per shift

d)

After eating

5.

Who cannot work as a food handler?

a)

Anyone with a permit

b)

Persons with infections like diarrhea or skin issues

c)

All university students

d)

Part-time workers

6.

What must food handlers wear?

a)

Casual clothes

b)

Clean uniform, hair covered, trimmed nails

c)

Jewelry

d)

Open-toe shoes

7.

What temperature should high-risk foods be refrigerated at?

a)

Below 10°C

b)

Below 5°C

c)

Room temperature

d)

Above 20°C

8.

How should hot-held cooked foods be kept?

a)

Below 40°C

b)

Above 63°C

c)

Frozen

d)

At room temperature

9.

What must all purchased meats have?

a)

Red stamp from approved source

b)

Home labels

c)

No inspection needed

d)

Plastic wrap only

10.

What is FIFO in food storage?

a)

First In, First Out rotation

b)

Freeze Immediately For Inspection

c)

Food In Fridge Only

d)

Fresh Items First Only

11.

How should raw foods be stored relative to ready-to-eat?

a)

Above them

b)

Below them to avoid drips

c)

Mixed together

d)

On the floor

12.

What must be used to check fridge temperatures?

a)

Guesswork

b)

Calibrated thermometers, recorded twice daily

c)

Timers only

d)

Clocks

13.

How to prevent cross-contamination?

a)

Use same boards for raw and cooked

b)

Separate raw meats from cooked with color-coded tools

c)

Store everything together

d)

No cleaning needed

14.

Where should stored food be kept?

a)

On the floor

b)

15 cm off floors, away from walls/chemicals

c)

In pest areas

d)

Uncovered

15.

What facilities are required in food establishments?

a)

No sinks needed

b)

Handwashing sinks, potable water, sewage

c)

Outdoor toilets

d)

Dim lighting

16.

How to manage pests?

a)

Ignore signs

b)

Pest-proof waste, inspect for rodents/insects

c)

Feed animals nearby

d)

Open garbage

17.

What is a common violation leading to closure?

a)

Proper labeling

b)

Improper temperatures or missing permits

c)

Clean uniforms

d)

Handwashing

18.

How to thaw frozen foods safely?

a)

Room temperature

b)

In refrigerator only

c)

Microwave always

d)

Hot water

19.

What must food deliveries be checked for?

a)

Taste only

b)

Temperatures, damage, labels, expiration

c)

Color

d)

Weight

20.

Where must the Food Handlers Permit be kept?

a)

At home

b)

Displayed at work

c)

In pocket

d)

Not needed

21.

What is the required freezing temperature for food storage?

a)

0°C

b)

-18°C or lower

c)

5°C

d)

63°C

22.

How far off the floor must stored food be kept?

a)

On the floor

b)

15 cm

c)

50 cm

d)

1 meter

23.

How often must fridge temperatures be monitored and recorded?

a)

Once a week

b)

Twice daily

c)

Never

d)

Monthly

24.

For transport, what must cover food in vehicles?

a)

Nothing

b)

Clean, approved materials; pest-proof and insulated

c)

Newspapers

d)

Cardboard

25.

What is the required refrigerating temperature for high-risk food’s storage?

a)

0°C

b)

-18°C or lower

c)

5°C or lower

d)

63°C