
AFS 1.2 Quiz
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- Q1Which of the following groups is NOT considered particularly vulnerable to foodborne illness?Pregnant womenHealthy adults in their 30sThe elderlyPre-school age children30s
- Q2What makes Listeria particularly concerning in food safety?It can only be found in dairy productsIt's considered an aggressive pathogenic bacteriaIt only affects elderly peopleIt's easily killed by room temperature storage30s
- Q3What is a common symptom of foodborne illness?Hair lossWeight gainJaundiceMuscle growth30s
- Q4Which government agency provides the foundation for all food safety laws in the US?PHSCDCFDAUSDA30s
- Q5Who is typically the main point of contact for food operators regarding food safety regulations?Federal prosecutorsState and Local Health AuthoritiesRestaurant criticsFBI agents30s
- Q6What is "Due Diligence Defense" in food safety?Refusing health inspectionsHiding evidence of food safety violationsProving all reasonable efforts were made to ensure safe operationPaying fines without question30s
- Q7What power does a Department of Health Inspector (DOHI) NOT have?Enter premises without notice during operating hoursTake photographs of violationsSeize unsafe foodArrest business owners on the spot30s
- Q8Which statement about food safety legislation is true?Small businesses are exempt from the rulesIt only applies to large restaurant chainsIt applies to all food service operations regardless of sizeOnly applies to businesses that make a profit30s
- Q9What responsibility does a food handler have?Hiring new staff membersManaging all restaurant operationsCreating the restaurant's menuReporting any infected wounds or skin conditions30s
- Q10What can be a long-term impact of a foodborne illness outbreak on a business?Positive media coverageLoss of reputation and brand damageHigher profit marginsIncreased customer loyalty30s
- Q11What is required of the Person in Charge (PIC)?Implementing and managing food safety requirementsOnly handling customer complaintsOnly supervising cleaning staffManaging entertainment events30s
- Q12Which is NOT a typical enforcement objective of food safety inspectors?Designing restaurant menusCollecting samples for lab testingEnsuring compliance with lawsInvestigating reports of foodborne illness30s
- Q13What grade might a DOHI assign to a food establishment?Pass or Fail onlyE, F, G, or H1, 2, 3, or 4A, B, C, or Grade Pending30s
- Q14What should you do if you suspect you're carrying a foodborne illness?Continue working but wear extra glovesReport it immediately to the Person in ChargeOnly work in the dining areaTake personal sick days without reporting it30s
- Q15Which agency is responsible for protecting food safety in addition to the FDA?Department of DefenseCenter for Disease Control & PreventionDepartment of HousingDepartment of Education30s