Ontario Food Handler Certification Practice Test 2026: Övningsprov 5
Övningsprov 5 av 5 för Ontario Food Handler Certification Practice Test: 25 fler frågor med svar och förklaringar.
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Svar: C. To show that temperatures are checked and kept safe
Logs show that critical limits such as cold and hot holding temperatures are being checked.
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Svar: A. Nothing from the raw chicken board should reach the salad
Marker 3 is a crossed-out arrow: raw chicken, its juices and its knife must never touch ready-to-eat food.
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Svar: D. Check with the chef or the ingredient labels before answering
Never guess. Check the recipe and labels, and tell the kitchen about the allergy.
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Svar: D. Call 911
Anaphylaxis is a medical emergency. Call 911 right away.
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Svar: B. 74°C
These products are raw inside. Cook them to 74°C, even if they look browned.
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Svar: C. Germs and dirt can collect under long nails
Dirt and germs can hide under long nails and are hard to wash away.
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Svar: C. Check each piece separately
Pieces cook at different speeds. Check each piece.
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Svar: B. Into the middle of the thickest part, away from bone
Insert the thermometer through the thickest part to the middle, without touching bone.
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Svar: B. Wash your hands and use clean, sanitized equipment
Raw poultry carries germs. Wash hands and use clean, sanitized tools before handling ready-to-eat food.
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Svar: A. Anyone suspected of having or carrying a disease that can spread through food
The operator must not let a person suspected of having, or carrying, a disease that spreads through food touch food, equipment or utensils.
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Svar: A. 74°C
Health Canada lists 74°C for shellfish and crustaceans.
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Svar: D. A step where control is needed to prevent or reduce a food safety hazard
Cooking, cooling and cold holding are common critical control points.
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Svar: A. 20 seconds
Scrub all parts of your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds.
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Svar: B. Use a food thermometer
Colour and juices do not tell you if harmful germs are dead. Only a thermometer shows the internal temperature.
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Svar: C. Cook it right away
Microwave thawing can warm parts of the food, so cook it immediately.
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Svar: C. What pesticides are used and how they are stored
Sanitation procedures must list any pesticides, their uses and their storage requirements.
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Svar: A. A reaction where the immune system treats a food protein as harmful
Allergic reactions can be mild or life-threatening. Even a small amount of an allergen can cause a reaction.
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Svar: C. Scrape, wash, rinse, sanitize, air-dry
Scrape off food, wash in soapy water, rinse, sanitize, then let dishes air-dry.
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Svar: D. 60°C or hotter
Hot hazardous food must be held at 60°C or more.
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Svar: D. Throw them away
When cooking clams, mussels, oysters and scallops in their shells, discard any that do not open.
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Svar: C. Clean clothing and footwear
Employees must wear clean clothing and footwear and keep good personal hygiene.
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Svar: B. Where food is prepared, served or stored
Employees may not smoke where food is prepared, dispensed or stored.
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Svar: A. 74°C
Health Canada lists 74°C for leftovers.
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Svar: A. 71°C
Grinding mixes germs through the meat, so ground beef, veal and lamb must reach 71°C.
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Svar: D. After using the washroom
Wash after using the washroom, handling raw food, touching your face or hair, taking out garbage, eating, smoking and more.
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Det riktiga provet: 70% or higher (for example, Middlesex-London Health Unit)