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Quiz Six - Food Safety Supervisor (Online - NAT FSS)

This document provides instructions for an online quiz about safe food handling and storage. It states there is no due date, the quiz is worth 14 points and contains 14 questions. Students can attempt the quiz unlimited times and may review the learning material before each attempt. The attempt history shows the user's score improved from 11.33 to 13.33 out of 14 after taking the quiz twice.
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Quiz Six - Food Safety Supervisor (Online - NAT FSS)

This document provides instructions for an online quiz about safe food handling and storage. It states there is no due date, the quiz is worth 14 points and contains 14 questions. Students can attempt the quiz unlimited times and may review the learning material before each attempt. The attempt history shows the user's score improved from 11.33 to 13.33 out of 14 after taking the quiz twice.
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Quiz Six

Due
No due date
Points
14
Questions
14
Time Limit
None
Allowed Attempts
Unlimited

Instructions
You have completed the theory learning for this module. You are now required to
undertake a quiz.
Please ensure that you have read and understood the material prior to undertaking the quiz.
Please take your time to read each question carefully before selecting your answer then, select
the BEST answer from the choices provided.
You may return to any section of the previous module at any time to review material by clicking on
"Modules" in the menu on the left and clicking on the previous tutorial.
There are multiple questions to complete however you can proceed if you get one question
incorrect.

Take the Quiz Again

Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
KEPT Attempt 2
7 minutes 13.33 out of 14

LATEST Attempt 2
7 minutes 13.33 out of 14

Attempt 1
5 minutes 11.33 out of 14


Correct answers are hidden.

Score for this attempt:


13.33 out of 14
Submitted Jun 4 at 0:19
This attempt took 7 minutes.

Question 1 1
/ 1 pts

Using the drop down match the food items to where they should be
stored safely on licensed food premises?
1. Fresh fish [ Select ]

2. Rice, flour and pasta [ Select ]

3. Frozen vegetables Freezer

4. Tinned fruit [ Select ]

5. Frozen chicken [ Select ]

6. Fresh vegetables [ Select ]

Answer 1:

Cool Room

Answer 2:

Dry Stores

Answer 3:

Freezer

Answer 4:

Dry Stores

Answer 5:

Freezer

Answer 6:

Cool Room

Question 2 1
/ 1 pts

Correctly match the following temperature ranges.

1. Freezer -18°C or below


2. Dry Stores 10°C and 20°C
3. Cool Room 0°C and 4°C

Answer 1:

-18°C or below

Answer 2:

10°C and 20°C

Answer 3:

0°C and 4°C

Question 3 1
/ 1 pts

If the freezer stops working and the food partly thaws, what should you
do?

 
Place the food in the refrigerator until it is completely thawed, then use
as refrigerated food

 
Throw out the food immediately

 
Refreeze as soon as the freezer is fixed

Question 4 1
/ 1 pts

Indicate which of the below statements are true?

 
Damaged packaging can allow pests and other contaminants into food

 
Frozen food needs to be frozen hard (not partially thawed) to stop
bacteria from multiplying

 
Chemicals must be stored away from food

Question 5 1
/ 1 pts

Indicate which two (2) of the below statements are true?

 
It is important for dry storage areas to have windows and plenty of
natural sunlight

 
Potentially hazardous foods need to be stored in the cool room

 
Raw food and ready-to-eat food can be stored together

 
Cold storage areas should not be over crowded as air will not circulate
effectively and keep food cold

Question 6 1
/ 1 pts

The '2-hour / 4-hour rule' is an example of a - choose one (1)

 
Critical Limit

 
Corrective Action

 
Hazard

Question 7 1
/ 1 pts

Using the probe thermometer to measure the core temperature of food


is an example of - choose one (1)

 
Monitoring

 
Critical Limit

 
Corrective Action

Question 8 1
/ 1 pts

The safest place to thaw frozen food is in the sink

 
True

 
False

Partial Question 9 0.33


/ 1 pts

Correctly match what must be done (corrective action) with potentially


hazardous foods that have been at temperatures between 5°C and
60°C

Refrigerated or used immediately [ Select ]

Used immediately or thrown out [ Select ]

Thrown out Longer than 4 hours

Answer 1:
Greater than 2 hours, less than 4 hours

Answer 2:

Less than 2 hours

Answer 3:

Longer than 4 hours

Question 10 1
/ 1 pts

It is essential to monitor food temperatures during preparation using a


probe thermometer ensuring that food stays within the 2-hour / 4-hour
rule

 
True

 
False

Question 11 1
/ 1 pts

Select three (3) hazards of serving and self service food.

 
Refresh food displays with completely fresh batches of food

 
Delays in serving food can allow food poisoning bacteria to multiply

 
Unclean serving utensils and other equipment may contaminate food

 
Installing sneeze guards to protect food in display cabinets

 
Food poisoning bacteria can be transferred from an old batch of food to
a new batch if they are mixed together

Question 12 1
/ 1 pts

The below list is an example of

Temperature (between 5°C and 60°C - the temperature danger


zone)
Time (bacteria double every twenty (20) minutes in optimal
conditions)
pH (around 7 or neutral)
Water
Protein (food source)

 
The safest environmental condition for storing food

 
Optimal environmental condition for bacteria growth

Question 13 1
/ 1 pts

The best way to clean and sanitise a probe thermometer is to use an


alcohol swab.

 
True

 
False

Question 14 1
/ 1 pts
Thermometers are hardy pieces of equipment that won't break or lose
accuracy if they are dropped or roughly handled.

 
True

 
False

Quiz Score:
13.33 out of 14

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