Safe Food
Contamination
Food Handling
Facilities and Pest Management
Intro to Flow of Food
Purchasing, Receiving and Storage
Prep and Service
Cleaning and Sanitizing
100

High risk populations for a foodborne illness and the elderly, young children, pregnant women and 

What are people with compromised immune systems (cancer, chemotherapy, HIV/AIDS, transplant)

100

What is the temperature that bacteria grow most rapidly 

What is 70F-125F

100

What should never be used in place of handwashing

What is a hand antiseptic

They can be used after handwashing and must be FDA approved

100

The sealed edge between the floor and wall 

What is coving

100

A foodhandler has finished trimming raw chicken on a cutting board and needs it to prep vegetables. What must be done to the cutting board

What is it must be washed, rinsed, and sanitized

100

How long do shellstock tags need to be kept

What is 90 days after the last shellfish is removed from the container

100

When reheating food, what temperature should it be heated to

What is 165F for 15 seconds

100
Utensils should be stored with their handles

What is with handles facing up

200

The USDA inspects meat, poultry and 

What are eggs

The FDA inspects all other food other than meat, poultry and eggs

200

Which symptom of a foodborne illness is when there is a yellowing of the skin or eyes

What is jaundice

200

What type of jewelry can be worn in the kitchen

What is a plain wedding band

200

What is the lighting in a facility measured in

What is foot candles or lux

200

This type of thermometer is used to check the temperature of liquids such as soups, sauces and frying oil

What is an immersion probe

200

What does FIFO stand for

First in, First out

200

How often should food temperatures be checked when holding food for service

What is every four hours

200

Wet wiping cloths should be stored here in between uses

What is inside the wiping cloth bucket

300

What is the temperature danger zone

What is 40F - 135F

300

How many common food allergens are there  

What is nine

Milk, Soy, Eggs, Wheat, Fish, Shellfish, Peanuts, Tree Nuts, Sesame

300

Itching and tightening of the throat are symptoms of what

What is food allergy

300
The temperature at a handwashing sink should be 
What is 85F
300

Infrared thermometers should be used to measure the

What is surface temperature of a grill

300

How long can RTE, TCS foods be kept in the cooler for

What is seven days (day of prep + 6 additional days)

300

Utensils (in between uses) can be stored in water that is what temperature 

What is 135F or above

300

Food contact surfaces in constant use should be cleaned every

What is every four hours

400

For a foodborne illness to be considered an "outbreak," a minimum of how many people must experience the same illness after eating the same food?

What is two or more

400

Histamine is a toxin that is produced when a fish has been 

What is time-temperature abused

400

If a food handler has a wound or a boil, what should they do

What is wear an impermeable bandage and cover it with a single use glove

400

Floors, walls and ceilings should be smooth and 

What is durable

400

What type of tags are attached to packages by the supplier to show if food during shipping has been time-temperature abused

What is a time-temperature indicator (TTI)

400

What temperature should live shellstock be received at 

What is 45F (no greater than an internal temp of 50F)

400

What document allows a regulatory requirement to be waived or changed

What is a variance

400
This type of water can decrease the effectiveness of sanitizer solution effectiveness

What is hard water

500

There are three types of contaminants; biological, chemical and 

What is a physical contaminant 

500

Cooking tomato sauce in a copper pot is a risk for what type of contamination 

What is chemical contamination (toxic metal poisoning)

500
Employee beverages should be in what type of cup

What is a cup with a lid and a straw

500

The end of a hose inside a mop bucket creates a 

What is a cross-connection

500

The accuracy of a food thermometer should be 

What is +/- 2F or 1C

500

Food should be store how far off the floor

What is six inches

500

The first step in the cooling process is 135F to 70F within two hours and then 70F to 41F in the next 

What is four hours

500

The water temperature in a three-compartment sink should be

What is 110F

600

There are five most common food handling mistakes; failing to cook food correctly, holding food at incorrect temperatures, using contaminated equipment, practicing poor personal hygiene and

What is purchasing food from unsafe sources

600

What is the FDA food defense tool used to raise employee awareness of intentional contamination risks

What is FIRST

Follow company defense policies and procedures, inspect work area, recognize anything out of the ordinary, secure ingredients, supplies and finished products, tell management if you notice anything unusual

600

The entire process for handwashing should take how long

What is 20 seconds

Hand and arms should be scrubbed for 10-15 seconds

600

The only sure way to prevent backflow is to 

What is create an air gap

600

What are the two ways to calibrate a thermometer

What are boiling-point method and ice-point method

600

The problem with storing raw chicken above RTE foods is 

What is risk of cross contamination

600

The four methods of thawing are

What is under refrigeration, under running water, in the microwave and as part of the cooking process

600

The temperature in a high temperature dish machine should be 

What is at least 180F