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Essential Food Safety Quiz


Essential Food Safety QuizVersion en ligne Test safe kitchen practices par Ayu Adnyasari 1 What is the safe minimum internal temperature for cooked poultry (fish can vary)? a 145°F (63°C) b 135°F (57°C) c 155°F (68°C) d 165°F (74°C) 2 Which surface is safest for raw meat preparation? a Use a separate cutting board for raw meat b Use a glass board for hot foods only c Use a wooden board only d Use the same board for all foods 3 How long should you wash your hands with soap and water? a 20 seconds b 10 seconds c 60 seconds d 5 seconds 4 What fridge temperature is safe for storing perishable foods? a 32°C (89°F) b 40°F (4°C) or below c 60°F (16°C) d 50°F (10°C) 5 What is the safest method to thaw frozen meat? a On the kitchen counter b In hot water c In the oven d In the refrigerator 6 Which practice most effectively prevents cross-contamination? a Rinse meat under hot water b Marinate on the counter c Reuse cutting boards without washing d d Keep raw and ready-to-eat foods separate and clean utensils after use 7 How long should hot leftovers be kept before cooling or storing? a Within 2 hours b Within 6 hours c Within 12 hours d Immediately cold-houred only 8 What should you do with food past its 'use by' date? a Freeze it to extend life b Cook it thoroughly and eat c Discard it d Eat if it smells fine 9 How should you handle fresh produce to reduce contamination? a Rinse with dishwashing liquid b Rinse under clean running water before eating c Soak in hot water d Wipe with soap 10 What is a best practice for cleaning kitchen sponges? a Rinse once a day b Use a damp sponge indefinitely c Replace regularly and sanitize sponges d Only use soap and water without sanitizing Feedback 1 Poultry must reach 165°F to kill pathogens. Other temps are unsafe for poultry. 2 A separate board prevents cross-contamination between raw meat and ready-to-eat foods. 3 20 seconds ensures soap coverage and pathogen removal; shorter times may miss microbes. 4 Keeping fridge at 40°F or below slows bacterial growth. 5 Thawing in the fridge keeps meat at a safe, consistent temperature. 6 Separation and proper cleaning prevent transferring pathogens to ready-to-eat foods. 7 Food should be cooled/stored within 2 hours to limit bacterial growth. 8 Use-by dates indicate safety; after this, discard to reduce risk. 9 Rinsing removes surface microbes; avoid soaps on produce. 10 Sponges harbor bacteria; regular replacement and sanitizing reduce risk.

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Essential Food Safety QuizVersion en ligne

par Ayu Adnyasari

What is the safe minimum internal temperature for cooked poultry (fish can vary)?

Which surface is safest for raw meat preparation?

How long should you wash your hands with soap and water?

What fridge temperature is safe for storing perishable foods?

What is the safest method to thaw frozen meat?

Which practice most effectively prevents cross-contamination?

How long should hot leftovers be kept before cooling or storing?

What should you do with food past its 'use by' date?

How should you handle fresh produce to reduce contamination?

What is a best practice for cleaning kitchen sponges?

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