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ServSafe Chpt. 1 & 2
ServSafe Chpt. 1 & 2
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Storing tomato juice in a pewter container can cause which type of contamination?
Biolocial
Physical
Chemical
Ecological
2
If you find a band aid in your salad, this is an example of which type of contamination?
Chemical
Ecological
Physical
Biological
3
Populations that are considered highly susceptible to foodborne illness include
People serving in the military
Residents in a nursing home
College athletes
Individuals who eat raw or undercooked beef
4
A food handler serves a raw hamburger. This is a problem due to
Time-temperature abuse
Poor personal hygiene
Cross-contamination
Poor cleaning and sanitation
5
Pesticides would be considered which type of contaminate?
Physical
Biological
Chemical
Ecological
6
A fish bone is found in a fish fillet. This is which type of contamination?
Ecological
Physical
Chemical
Biological
7
Cross-contamination occurs when
Metal shavings get into the food
Dirty water is connected to clean water
Bacteria from one food gets into another food
An allergen food touches another food
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All of the foods below are examples of a common food allergen EXCEPT
Cut melons & tomatoes
Shellfish & fish
Eggs & diary products
Peanuts & tree nuts
9
Cross-contact can occur when
Dirty water is connected to a clean water source
Different foods are fried in the same fryer oil
Different cookie types are cooked on different cookie sheets
Food prepped for a customer with a seafood allergy in a separate
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To protect customers who suffer from food allergies, what steps should be taken?
Have a manager on duty who can answer all food allergen questions
Inform the customer about all the ingredients of a dish
Wash, rinse, sanitize & airdry all equipment used to prep customer’s dish
All the above are good ways to protect the customer
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The most important thing that a food handler can do to reduce the risk of foodborne illness is
Put on a clean apron at the beginning of each shift
Purchase food from approved reputable suppliers
Washing hands properly and frequently
Using bug spray in the kitchen
12
Which of the following is not a symptom of a food allergy
Vomiting
Nausea
Hives
Paralysis
13
What must food handlers do after touching their hair, face, or body?
Change their aprons
Rinse their gloves
Wash their hands
Use a hand antiseptic
14
Toxic metal poisoning is commonly caused by all of the following EXCEPT
Lead
Zinc
Copper
Stainless Steel
15
Which food is considered one of the main food allergen foods?
Soybeans
Melons
Carrots
Strawberries
16
Bacteria will multiply rapidly under which condition?
Low moisture
Refrigeration
Room Temperature
High acidity
17
To prevent chemical contamination, chemicals should be stored ____________ food and utensils.
Next to
Separate from
In the same area as
Above
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TCS foods are often
Moist, contain protein and are neutral to slightly acidic
Highly acidic and low in protein
Moist and high in carbohydrates
Dry and highly alkaline
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Why are the elderly people at a higher risk for foodborne illnesses?
They are more likely to spend time in a hospital
Their immune systems have weakened with age
Their appetites decreased with age
They are more likely to suffer allergic reactions
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If a food worker does not properly wash their hands after using the restroom, this makes food unsafe by:
Time temperature abuse
Poor personal hygiene
Poor cleaning and sanitizing
Cross-contamination
21
Time-temperature abuse occurs when
You use cold water to wipe down the prep table
When you add frozen vegetables as the soup is cooking
Food is cooled on the counter overnight
Food is stored in a cooler
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Foods that support the rapid growth of bacteria are called
FAT TOM
TCS
ROP
OSHA
23
Norovirus and Hepatitis A are directly related to contamination from
Viruses, ready to eat foods and/or feces
Bacteria, beverages and/or poultry
Parasites, ground beef and/or wild game
Fungi, mushrooms and/or mold
24
The three categories of food safety hazards are biological, physical, and
Temporal
Practical
Chemical
Thermal
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Which microorganism multiplies quickly in FAT TOM conditions?
Parasites
Viruses
Bacteria
Mold
26
How can a food handler reduce pathogens on a chicken breast?
Use color coded cutting boards when cutting chicken
Wash the chicken
Cook chicken to proper internal temperature
Wear gloves when handling the chicken
27
For a foodborne illness to be considered an “outbreak,” a minimum of how many people must experience the same illness?
10
20
1
2
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TCS foods are those foods that need
Time control with sugar
Time control sulfites
Thermometers to check for safety
Time/temperature control for safety
29
Eggs and peanuts are dangerous for people with which condition?
FAT TOM
Allergies
Poor personal hygiene
Chemical Sensitivity
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What is the temperature danger zone?
40-141 degrees F
34–135 degrees F
41-135 degrees F
45-140 degrees F
31
Bacteria grows rapidly in foods that
Are very hot, high in sodium and are neutral to slightly acidic
Contain protein, are moist and are neutral to slightly acidic
Low in protein, are moist and are highly acidic
Are dry and highly acidic
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What is the best way to prevent a foodborne illness caused by seafood toxins?
Freezing seafood prior to cooking it
Purchasing seafood from approved, reputable suppliers
Cooking seafood to the right minimum internal temperature
Purchasing smoked or cured seafood
33
Which of the following foods would most likely be the cause of a foodborne illness?
Cut melons
Cut berries
Cut carrots
Cut broccoli
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Cross-contamination can occur when
Raw meat is stored above raw vegetables in the cooler
When additional eggs are cooked and added to a plate of hash browns
The cleaning cloths are stored in a cleaning solution
Raw lettuce & poultry are cut on separate cutting boards w/ separate knives
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To prevent food allergens from being transferred to food,
Store cold food at 41 degrees F or lower
Clean and sanitize utensils before use
Avoid pewter tableware and copper cookware
Buy food from approved, reputable suppliers
36
Contaminates that cause foodborne illnesses are__?
Physical
Chemical
Biological
Ecological
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Which organization creates the model food code?
CDC
OSHA
USDA
FDA
38
Which of the following does FAT TOM apply to?
Parasites
Chemical
Bacteria
Pesticides
39
Kitchen items made from copper, pewter, and zinc may cause which type of contamination?
Physical
Chemical
Ecological
Biological
40
A cook wore single-use gloves making raw beef patties and kept them on while slicing the buns. What mistake was made?
The cook didn't clean & sanitize the gloves before handling the buns.
The cook didn't wear reusable gloves with the raw ground beef and hamburger
The cook didn't wash hands before using the same gloves to cut the buns.
The cook didn't wash hands & put on new gloves before cutting the buns.
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Which contamination category poses the greatest threat to food safety?
Biological
Ecological
Physical
Chemical
42
What can cause cross-contamination?
Sneezing on food
When the wiping cloths are stored in apron pockets
If a ready to eat food touches contaminated surfaces
When food is not cooled correctly
43
Preschool age and younger children are at a higher risk for foodborne illness because
Their immune systems are compromised because of ear infections
Their immune system has not matured
Their immune systems are not stable
They eat things off the ground
44
Which of the following can you control in the kitchen?
Food & Acidity
Time & Temperature
Oxygen & Acidity
Temperature & Oxygen
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Which food would be considered a TCS food?
Milk
Cut apples
Tree nuts
Peanuts