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Culinary Unit 3

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Culinary Safety and Sanitation Quiz

Test your knowledge on culinary safety and sanitation with our engaging quiz designed specifically for culinary professionals and enthusiasts alike. Whether you're a chef, line cook, or just someone interested in the culinary arts, this quiz will help reinforce important concepts and practices.

Key Features:

Multiple-choice questions focusing on kitchen safety and hygiene.
Learn about important materials, pathogens, and food management.
Suitable for learners at all levels in the culinary field.

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ChoppingKnife731

In professional kitchens, what material are most pots and pans made from?

Platinum

Carbon fiber

Stainless stell

Plastic

Capsules of genetic material that are even smaller than bacteria and can make people sick are known as

Non-toxic contaminants

Salmonella

Chemicals

Viruses

If infectious organisms find their way into our systems through the food we eat, there is a good chance that we will suffer from an illness created by bacteria and other toxic pathogens referred to as what?

Food poisoning

Pesticide infection

Viral infection

Colitis

What should the first compartment in a commercial sink be used for?

For super hot and soapy water where pots can be readily scrubbed

For rinising items with warm water under the running tap

For soaking in hot water with a light sanitizing solution

For the final rinse before the items are placed on a drying rack

Good circulation is not required to properly store refrigerated items

True

False

Fifo refers to public health measures you take to clean your cooking environment along with the food and beverages found there.

True

False

What is the collection, transportation, and disposal of debris like food scraps, expired ingredients, packaging, and such called?

Waste management

Parasite management

Dumping regulations

Environmental regulations

Most general ledgers these days are done using accounting software on the computer?

True

False

The importance of food inventory is not always financial - it can also be environmental

True

False

Not only does sanitation protect human health by fighting disease, it offers people a guarantee that dining in public is

Affordable

Unsafe

Entertaining

Safe

Sammy is a line cook who is usually in charge of cutting meat where he works. Yesterday while he was cutting meat, he was asked to switch to cutting vegtables. It is essential that Sammy

Fixes his hairnet

Changes his gloves

Uses hand sanitizer

Puts on a new clean apron

Once the rules of the kitchen sanitation plan are well posted around the kitchen and visible to all workers, whose responsibility is it to enforce them?

The customers

The staff

The owner

The safety inspectors

Not all food has a shelf life, some food will last forever

True

False

Simply wiping kitchen equipment down with disinfectant, like you might do in a home kitchen, isn't going to cut it in a professional kitchen

True

False

What kind of foodborne bacteria can be found in pooly canned foods and smoked or salted fish?

Clostridium botulinum (c. botulinum)

Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes)

Escherichia coli (E. coli)

Campylobacter jejuni

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