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The key takeaways are proper food storage, temperature control, hygiene practices and food safety procedures.

Chopping raw and cooked meat on the same chopping board

Place raw and cooked meat on the same tray

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Question 1
What should NOT be done when storing food in a refrigerator?

B place raw and cooked meat on the same tray

Question 2
How can you tell if food has enough bacteria to cause food poisoning?

D you can't as it looks, smells and tastes normal

Question 3
The temperature danger zone is the temperature range between

B 5-60 °C

Question 4
Which of the following is an example of a BAD food hygiene practice that could lead to
cross-contamination?

A chopping raw and cooked meat on the same chopping board

Question 5
High-risk foods, such as chicken, should be cooked to an internal core temperature of

B 75 °C or higher

Question 6
What are the basic steps for washing hands?

A apply soap, wash well, rinse and dry

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Question 7
Food handling gloves must be changed frequently and also

D all of the above

Question 8
Pests are a problem in any food premises. The main problem is

B they spread disease through bacteria and droppings

Question 9
High-risk foods that are easily contaminated are

C fish, oysters and sushi

Question 10
The safest way to defrost a chicken is

B in the refrigerator on the bottom shelf

Question 11
The main reason that food handlers should wear protective clothing is to

B protect the food from contamination

Question 12
How should chemicals be stored in food premises?

A away from food preparation/storage areas

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Question 13
A good cleaning schedule includes details about

D all of the above

Question 14
A bain-maire is ideal for

C keeping hot food above 60 °C

Question 15
Food grade sanitisers are used in the kitchen to

C kill bacteria after using detergent

Question 16
Foodborne illness is an illness caused by

A consuming foods contaminated by bacteria

Question 17
The foods that most commonly cause allergic reactions are

D all of the above

Question 18
A food allergy is

C an overreaction of the immune system

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Question 19
What food is someone with a dairy allergy able to eat?

C cheese

Please consider reviewing the following topic: Food allergens

Question 20
Anaphylaxis is caused by what body system?

C immune

Question 21
A customer requests a peanut free meal as they are allergic to peanuts. You would

D all of the above

Question 22
Which of the following are all high-risk foods?

C soft cheese, cooked pasta, poultry and eggs

Question 23
Which one of the following sauces is a risk for food poisoning?

A aioli

Question 24
Green potatoes contain solanine, a naturally occurring substance that is poisonous
when consumed. This type of food poisoning is caused by

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D chemical contamination

Question 25
Which of the following will destroy most food allergens?

C microwaving

Please consider reviewing the following topic: Food allergens

Question 26
A customer with a peanut allergy wants to buy some biscuits and asks if your biscuits
contain nuts. The BEST response is

C They do not contain peanuts. They are made with freshly ground walnuts

Question 27
A food intolerance is

C an immune response to a food

Please consider reviewing the following topic: Food allergens

Question 28
When preparing food, any cuts and wounds should be

C covered with a waterproof coloured bandage and gloves

Question 29
A food recall is an action taken to

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C remove food that may pose a health risk to customers

Question 30
A food handler can be a

A kitchen hand

Please consider reviewing the following topic: Why food safety?

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