Personal Hygiene
Time + Temperature
Time + Temperature 2
Cross Contamination + Allergens
Random
100

The proper methods to dry hands (be specific)

What is... single-use paper towels or hand dryer.

100
What is the danger zone range?

41-135 degrees.

100

Where should you stick the thermometer? 

The thickest part

100

What does cross-contamination mean?

Pathogens being transferred from one surface or food to another

100

Where can you wash your dishes?

ONLY in a designated sink. Not in a handwashing sink OR in a food prep sink

200

Give one example of where you should and shouldn't eat/drink in the kitchen.

Shouldn't: 

- In prep areas (Some regulatory authorities may
allow you to drink from a covered
container while in prep and
dishwashing areas)

- In areas used to clean utensils and equipment

- In service areas

Should

-ONLY DESIGNATED AREAS

200
What does TCS food mean?

Food that needs to be timed and temperature control. 

200

What are the 3 high-risk populations?

1. Elderly 

2. Pre-School Children

3. Immune compromised

200

How should you store cups? Why?

Upside down so nothing falls into it.

200

You have a cut on your hand. What are the safety steps you must take before handling food?

1. Clean wound 

2. Put Band-Aid on? 

3. Put a single-use glove on.


300
What are the rules when it comes to Jewelry (rings, bracelets, and watches). 

- Only plain bands

-No Watches or braclets

300

How long do you have to cool TCS food from 135°F to
70°F 

Within 2 hours

300

What does FIFO stand for? What does it mean?

First in First Out

300

What are the four elements every handwashing sink should have?

1. Hot and cold running water

2. Soap

3. Single-use paper towels or a hand dryer

4. Garbage container

300

How can we keep food safe in self-service areas?

*Answers may vary 

400

Four times when you need to change your gloves

1. As soon as they become dirty or torn.

2. After handling raw meat, seafood, or poultry and before handling ready-to-eat food.

3. Before beginning a different task.

4. Before preparing food for a guest
with a known food allergy.

5. After an interruption, such as taking a phone call.

400

Ready-to-eat TCS food must be marked if it will be held for longer than _________ hours

24 hours

400

Name the correct temperatures for seafood AND vegetables 

145 (seafood)

135 (vegetables)

400

What does "food contact surfaces" mean? Give an example.

Surfaces that touch food (fork prongs)

400

Store food and nonfood items away from walls and at least __________ inches off the floor.

6 inches

500

What are the four symptoms that makes you ineligible to work with food? 

1. Vomiting

2. Diarrhea

3. Jaundice (yellowing of
skin and eyes)

4. Sore throat with a fever

500
What are the four acceptable thawing methods?

1. In the fridge

2. Microwave (USE ASAP)

3. RUNNING WATER

4. Part of the cooking method.

500

Ready-to-eat TCS food prepared on site can be stored for only ____________ days if held at 41°F or lower.

7 days

500

What is the correct order to store food in the fridge? From top to bottom

TOP: Ready to Eat Food 

Seafood

Whole Cuts of Beef and Pork

Ground Meat

Poultry

500

What are the eight big allergens?

1. Milk

2. Eggs

3. Fish

4. Crawfish and Shellfish

5. Wheat

6. Soy

7. Peanuts

8. Tree Nuts 


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