Food Storage
Personal Hygiene
Cross Contamination
Foodborne Illness
Temperature Safety
100

What is the correct method for storing raw meats in the refrigerator to avoid contaminating other foods.

Placing them on the bottom shelf

100

What action should always be done before preparing food, after handling raw meat, and after using the restroom.

Handwashing

100

What kitchen practice involves keeping raw meats and ready-to-eat foods separated to prevent the spread of harmful bacteria.

Cross-contamination

100

What foodborne illness is often linked to raw or undercooked ground beef and can cause severe kidney damage in young children.

E. Coli

100

What is the minimum internal temperature that poultry must reach to be considered safe to eat.

165°F

200

What type of container is ideal for keeping food fresh while preventing contamination in the fridge

An airtight container 

200

According to food safety guidelines, food handlers with what symptom should not work in the kitchen to prevent spreading illness.

Vomiting or diarrhea

200

In order to prevent cross-contamination, it's important to use what type of tool for raw meats and another for ready-to-eat foods

A cutting board

200

Norovirus, a highly contagious virus that spreads through contaminated food, is often associated with this common location.

Cruise Ships

200

Cold foods must be kept at or below what temperature to prevent bacterial growth.

41°F

300

To prevent freezer burn, food should be stored in what type of wrapping or container.

A moisture-proof wrap or vacuum-sealed bag

300

Food handlers should avoid what behavior while preparing food, as it can contaminate the food and spread germs.

Touching their face or hair

300

When washing dishes that have been in contact with raw meat, it's crucial to use what type of water temperature to kill harmful bacteria.

Hot water (at least 110°F)

300

What type of food poisoning is caused by a toxin produced by bacteria in canned or vacuum-sealed foods.

Botulism

300

Hot foods must be kept at or above what temperature to remain safe for consumption.

135°F

400

What is the maximum number of days that most cooked leftovers can be safely stored in the refrigerator.

4 days

400

Food handlers are required to wear what in order to protect food from being contaminated by bacteria or hair.

A hairnet or hat

400

What kitchen habit involves cleaning hands, surfaces, and tools after handling raw foods, particularly meats.

Proper sanitation

400

Consuming raw or undercooked shellfish, especially oysters, can expose you to what bacteria that can be life-threatening.

Vibrio

400

To ensure food safety, leftovers should be refrigerated within how many hours of cooking.

2 hours

500

When storing dry goods, they should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from what common kitchen condition.

Humidity

500

Food handlers should avoid wearing what type of jewelry when working with food, as it can trap bacteria or fall into the food.

Rings and bracelets

500

What is the term for transferring harmful bacteria from one food item to another, often due to improper food handling or storage

Cross-contamination

500

Listeria, a dangerous foodborne pathogen, is most commonly found in what types of ready-to-eat foods, posing a high risk to pregnant women.

Deli meats and soft cheeses

500

When reheating leftovers, they must reach what internal temperature to be considered safe to eat?

165°F