BOH Safety & Sanitation Test

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Name SCORE = 31 questions % BOH Safety & Sanitation Test 1. NCO stands for... A) Not Cooked Okay B) Need Cooked Over C) Neat, Clean, and Orderly D) Neither Clear or Orderly 2. When lifting anything heavy, you should... A) Straighten knees, lift with back B) Straighten knees and back C) Bend your knees, lift with your legs D) Straighten knees, lift up object quickly 3. Which of the following is an unsafe practice? A) Using a knife to open a lid or a can B) Picking up broken glass with your bare hands C) Standing on boxes to reach items 4. The temperature range from 40º-140º is called the... A) Flashpoint B) Danger Zone C) Boiling Point 5. One way to stop the spread of viruses is through... A) Multiple food handling B) Poor uniform standards C) Good personal hygiene 6. Most foodborne illnesses are... A) Caused by contaminated meat B) Transmitted by people C) Caused by fruits and vegetables D) Both A & B h:\group\train\tog\ct4-99\tests\boh\sanitst.doc 1

7. What does HACCP stand for? A) Historical And Constant Control Problems B) Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point C) Hazard Analysis of Constant Contamination D) Hazard Antiseptic Critical Control Parameters 8. Which product must be stored on level 1 (Bottom of rack) A) Raw Chicken B) Raw Pork C) Raw Beef and Veal D) Raw Seafood 9. Cold foods should be kept at or below degrees. A) 40º F B) 50º F C) 60º F D) 70º F 10. Why shouldn t you leave the ice scoop in the ice bin? A) Your hands will get wet when you pick the scoop up B) Germs from the scoop handle will contaminate the ice C) The scoop will become too cold to hold 11. To rapidly reduce the temperature of soups and sauces, you should... A) Put in deep pans, an ice water bath B) Put in freezer C) Set out on the counter, until it reaches room temperature, then refrigerate D) Put bags of soups and sauces in an ice water bath 12. FIFO stands for... A) Federally Inspected, Federally Organized B) First In, First Out C) Freeze It, First Out 13. Wash your hands after... A) Handling Dirty Dishes B) Using the restroom C) Taking out the trash 14. Chicken, or any re-heated food must reach an minimum temperature of A) 140º F B) 150º F C) 165º F D) 130º F h:\group\train\tog\ct4-99\tests\boh\sanitst.doc 2

15. The safest way to thaw food is... A) Under refrigeration B) In cold running water C) In warm running water D) At room temperature 16. Food must be stored at least inches off of the floor. A) 4 B) 5 C) 6 D) 7 17. The best way to prevent foodborne illness is to... A) Keep Hot Food Hot B) Keep cold food cold C) Wash your hands frequently D) Wash your hands after going to the restroom, smoking, cleaning, or wherever they are soiled E) Stay healthy and do not cough or sneeze on food F) All of the above 18. When working with food, it is important to... A) Work with small amounts B) Minimize bare hand contacts and possible contamination C) Frequently check for correct temperatures 19. How often should cutting boards and utensils be run through the dishmachine? A) Once during every shift B) After every use C) At least once a day D) Every hour 20. If glass breaks in the ice bin, you should... A) Be careful when getting ice out so you won t get cut B) Melt the ice and remove the glass C) Clean and sanitize the ice bin 21. The first step in cleaning and sanitizing electrical equipment is... A) Break down all parts B) Wash outside of equipment C) Scrub with a black pad D) Unplug the equipment h:\group\train\tog\ct4-99\tests\boh\sanitst.doc 3

22. Hot soup should be held at degrees F. A) 140 or below F B) 165º - 175º F C) 180º - 190º F D) 175º F 23. When handling hot equipment or pans, you should use... A) A clean, damp, sanitized towel B) Plastic disposable gloves C) A dry towel D) Dry oven mits 24. To prevent cross-contamination, only process raw chicken on a... A) Yellow cutting board B) White cutting board C) Clean, sanitized table top D) Clean, sanitized table top, lined with PVC film 25. Which of the following should not be used in the BOH? A) Large plastic gloves B) Insulated oven mits C) Flesh colored Band-Aids D) White plastic sheet pans 26. Who is responsible in maintaining food quality? A) Culinary Manager and Culinary Assistants B) Production employees C) All employees D) BOH employees 27. How often should a thermometer be checked for accuracy? A) Daily B) Weekly C) Bi-weekly D) Monthly 28. IN a HACCP system, what is the key measure of training success? A) Employee meetings B) Price per entrée C) Number of employees to number of managers D) Consistent on-the-job performance in food safety h:\group\train\tog\ct4-99\tests\boh\sanitst.doc 4

29. Name the Vital Five 30. How often should a Sanitation Bucket be changed? A) Every hour B) Every hour or sooner if needed C) Twice a shift D) Every shift 31. What information should be included on the label after an item has been prepared? A) Name of product B) Use By Day Dot C) Day product was prepared D) A and B h:\group\train\tog\ct4-99\tests\boh\sanitst.doc 5