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Bagging Best Practices Quiz

Test your knowledge on the best practices for bagging grocery items with this engaging quiz! Whether you're preparing for a delivery or a pick-up order, understanding how to properly bag different items is crucial for maintaining quality and safety.

8 multiple-choice questions
Gain insights into proper bagging techniques
Perfect for grocery store employees or those interested in food safety

8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by HelpfulGuide432

Pick Up Order: You are assigned an order the has 20 Dairy Items and 13 Frozen Vegetables. Which bags do you need for those items?

Cooliners & Ecoliners

Paper Bags

Cooliners

Delivery Order: You grab some raw meat from the meat counter. How should you bag it?

Place it in a Cooliner.

Put it in a produce bag and then in the Cooliner

Put it in a produce bag and then in a paper bag.

Place it in a paper bag.

Delivery Order: A customer wants one container of Multipurpose Cleaner. How should you bag it.

Put it with the other Ambient items as is because the container is sealed properly.

Put it into a Produce Bag, seal it, and place it with the other Ambient items.

Pick Up Order: You are shopping an order that asks for 4 Organic Bananas, 2 Conventional Oranges, 3 Organic Asparagus, and 1 Conventional Red Onion. How should you bag these items?

Weigh the items on an analog scale and place them into the correct bag.

Place them in the correct temperature bag as is.

Place the items into a produce bag and weigh them on an analog scale.

Place the items into a produce bag, weigh the items, and place the printed label from the digital scale on the produce bags.

Pick Up Order: The order that you're shopping asks for 1lb of Chicken Wings, 0.5lb of Beef Chuck Stew Meat, 3lb of 90/10 Ground Beef, and 2 prepackaged cases of Smokehouse Pork Bacon. How should you bag these items?

Put the Meats into a Cooliner.

Put the meats from the meat counter into a produce bag because they can leak.

Put the Meats into a separate Produce Bag, except the Chuck and 90/10 because they are the same animal.

Put the Meats into separate Produce Bags, only mixing the same style of meat (ground chicken, ground beef, ground pork).

Deliver Order: The order that you are shopping wants a Cheese Pizza, 365 Dino Nuggets, 365 Organic White Corn, and 2 Pints of Ben & Jerry's Cherry Garcia, ALL from our Frozen Food Section. How do you bag these items?

Bag the ice cream into an Ecoliner and then bag the Ecoliner into a Cooliner with the rest of the Frozen Foods.

Put the Nuggets into a Produce bag, Ice Cream and other Frozen that can fit' into an Ecoliner, and leave the pizza out and bag all of it into a paper bag.

Put everything into a paper bag and take the padding of an Ecoliner out to wrap it around the items.

Put it into a Paper Bag and mark "F" for Frozen.

Delivery Order: Your order has two bottles of Wine and a 4 pack of Morning Glory Ale, along with 4 bottles of Fiji Water; all Chiller items. How should you bag these items?

Bag all of these items into a Cooliner. If it is too heavy, grab another Cooliner.

Wrap the Bottles of Wine in smaller paper bags and then bag them all into a Cooliner.

Bag the Wine with the Ale in it's own separate Cooliner from the Waters.

None of the Above.

How many orders were delivery and pick up?

4 Delivery, 3 Pick Up

2 Pick Up, 5 Delivery

4 Pick Up, 3 Delivery

3 Delivery, 3 Pick up

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