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SERVSAFE FOOD HANDLE EXAM QUESTIONS
Actual Qs and Ans - Expert-Verified Explanation -Guaranteed passing score -31 Questions and Answers
-Format: Multiple-choice / Flashcard
Question 1: When to wash your hands
Answer:
To keep food safe, wash your hands before you start work and after any of these activities -smoking -eating or drinking -chewing gum or tobacco -leaving and returning to the kitchen/prep area -taking out garbage -handling raw meat, poultry -using the restroom -touching your face , hair, body
- touching clothing or apron
-sneezing, coughing or using a tissue -handling money -handling service animals -before putting on gloves at the start of a new task -leaving and returning to the kitchen -clearing tables or busing dirty dishes -
Question 2: Jewelry
Answer:
Eating,drinking, smoking, and chewing gum or tobacco
Question 3: In a cooler at 41 or lower
In a microwave oven if the food is cooked immediately As a part of the cooking process Submerged under running water at 70 or lower
Answer:
Cooking tcs food
Question 4: Cross contamination
Answer:
Transferring pathogens from one surface or food to another
Question 5: Cover the food to prevent its surface from drying out
Check the temp in at least 2 places to make sure that the food is cooked through Let the covered food stand for at least 2 minutes after cooking to let the food temp more evenly
Answer:
Holding tcs food safely
Question 6: Hands and nails
Answer:
Keep fingernails short and clean. Long fingernails can be hard to clean .-fingernails should also be filed. Ragged nails can be hard to keep clean . They may also hold pathogens and break off into foods Don't wear nail polish. It can hide dirt under nails and flake off into food. don't wear false fingernails .They can be hard to keep clean Covers wounds on other parts of the body with a dry, durable , tight fitting bandage Cover wounds on the arm with a bandage that will prevent fluid from leaking out
Question 7: Pork, beef, veal , and lamb
Seafood Ground meat Poultry
Answer:
Cooking for population at risk for foodbourne illness
Question 8: After washing your hands
Answer:
Once you're hands are clean, you don't want to communicate them again. Follow these guidelines -use a paper towel to turn of the faucet -use a paper towel to open the restroom door
Question 9: Poor personal hygiene
Answer:
Transferring pathogens from your body to food -this is the number one cause of food Bourne- illness outbreaks at restaurant and food service operations
Question 10: What to do if you are sick
Answer:
Food most likely to become unsafe
Question 11: Control the time and temperature of food
Answer:
-don't let food stay too long at temperatures that are good for pathogen growth
Question 12: Receive cold tcs food at 41 or lower
Always follow manufacturers instructions Receive hot tcs food at 135 or higher Reject food if it -smells wrong or u pleasant -has an abnormal color or it's moldy -passed the use by expiration date
Answer:
Thawing and prepping tcs food
Question 13: Biological hazards
Answer:
These are tiny forms of life that you can't always see, taste, or smell -bacteria -viruses -fungi -parasites
Question 14: Keep hot food at 135 f or higher
Keep cold food at 41 or lower Check the foods temp at least every 4 hours
Answer:
Cooling tcs food
Question 15: Cooling process
-first cool food from 135 f to 70 f within 2 hours Cooling methods -ice water baths -blast chiller
- adding ice to food
Cooling donts -never cool large amounts of hot food in a container
Answer:
Reheating tcs food
Question 16: Storing tcs food safely
Answer:
How to be sure the food you receive is safe
Question 17: Time temp abuse
Answer:
Letting food stay too long at temps that are good for pathogen growth
Question 18: Chemical hazards
Answer:
Chemicals in your operation can contaminate food -cleaners -sanitizers -polishes
Question 19: Stock the hand washing sink
Answer:
-hot and cold running water -soap -garbage container
- single use paper towels
Question 20: Practice good personal hygiene
Answer:
-don't transfer pathogens from your body to food