
Food Safety and Sanitation
Quiz by Jonathan Michael
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- Q1When a kitchen worker has a cut that's infected, which safety protocol should they follow?Only use a disposable gloveSimply cover with a regular bandageUse a waterproof cover plus a disposable gloveTake time off until fully healed30s
- Q2For equipment too large for the three-compartment sink, what's the correct sanitizing sequence?Clean, sanitize, dry with clothClean, rinse, sanitize, then air dryApply sanitizer and air drySpray with bleach solution30s
- Q3In proper refrigerator organization, where should raw chicken be stored?Above ready-to-eat foodsAbove raw beef but below fishAt the very bottomBelow seafood but above beef30s
- Q4During temperature monitoring, you find food isn't meeting critical limits. What's the appropriate response?Return to refrigerationDocument and proceedContinue heatingDiscard the item30s
- Q5According to safety guidelines, how long can hot food remain in the temperature danger zone?6 hours maximum3 hours maximum2 hours maximum4 hours maximum30s
- Q6Which combination of locations requires handwashing stations by law?Kitchen prep area and employee restroomsDining room and kitchenStorage area and loading dockBreak room and storage area30s
- Q7What specifically gets reduced during proper sanitization?Oil buildupPathogenic organismsDirt particlesFood particles30s
- Q8A food worker showing which symptom must be sent home immediately?Slight feverRunny noseYellowing of eyesMild cough30s
- Q9What category of cleaning agents includes iodine, chlorine, and quat sanitizers?Antimicrobial agentsSurface cleanersDegreasersDisinfectants30s
- Q10What's the correct protocol when unsure about allergens in a dish?Remove suspicious ingredientsCheck with kitchen staff firstRecommend different dishesMake an educated guess30s
- Q11In allergen prevention, which area requires less rigorous cleaning attention?Storage containersFood prep surfacesDelivery boxesKitchen tools30s
- Q12At what temperature range do harmful bacteria multiply slowest?\(50°F - 70°F\)Below \(41°F\)\(45°F - 75°F\)\(35°F - 45°F\)30s
- Q13Which scenario represents a physical food hazard?Bacteria growthMetal shavings from a canMoldy breadChemical residue30s
- Q14In food safety terminology, what's the technical name for thorough cooking?Pathogen eliminationTemperature controlCritical control pointHeat treatment30s
- Q15Which pest control method is most appropriate for a professional kitchen?Mesh screens on windows and doorsUltrasonic devicesSticky trapsChemical sprays30s