Food Handler Practice Test (Australia) 2026:第2套练习测试
Food Handler Practice Test (Australia) 练习测试第2套(共2套):再练35道题,附答案和解释。
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第1题,共35题
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答案: A. Throw it out
After more than 4 hours between 5°C and 60°C, the food cannot be sold and must be thrown away.
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第2题,共35题
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答案: C. 3 hours, because the times add up
The time between 5°C and 60°C is cumulative. Add up every period the food has been out of the fridge.
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第3题,共35题
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答案: A. Accurate to within 1°C
Businesses that handle potentially hazardous food must have an easy-to-reach thermometer that is accurate to within 1°C.
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第4题,共35题
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答案: A. Put a clean probe thermometer into the thickest part and wait for the reading to settle
Place the probe in the thickest part of the food and wait for the reading to settle before recording it.
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第5题,共35题
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答案: B. It only reads the surface temperature
Infrared thermometers are good for quick checks but read only the surface. Use a probe for the inside of food.
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第6题,共35题
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答案: B. Before and after each use
Clean and sanitise the probe before and after each use, for example with warm soapy water and an alcohol wipe.
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第7题,共35题
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答案: B. Chilled food should arrive at 5°C or colder
Check that chilled food is delivered at 5°C or colder and only accept food you are sure is safe.
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第8题,共35题
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答案: C. Frozen hard
FSANZ advises businesses to check frozen food is delivered frozen hard.
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第9题,共35题
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答案: B. The supplier's name and address
Businesses should be able to identify all food delivered and know the supplier's name and address.
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第10题,共35题
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答案: A. After using the toilet
Wash hands after using the toilet, before handling food, between raw and ready-to-eat food, and after anything that could dirty them.
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第11题,共35题
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答案: C. At least 15 seconds
Lather with soap and scrub fingers, palms, wrists, backs of hands and under nails for at least 15 seconds.
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第12题,共35题
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答案: D. With a single-use towel or a hand dryer
After rinsing under warm running water, dry hands thoroughly with a single-use towel or a hand dryer.
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第13题,共35题
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答案: B. Only at the sink provided for hand washing
Use only the basin provided for hand washing, so it stays clean and is always ready to use.
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第14题,共35题
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答案: A. Wash and dry their hands
Hands must be washed after coughing, sneezing, using a tissue, eating, smoking or touching the hair, scalp or nose.
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第15题,共35题
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答案: C. With tongs or gloves, not bare hands
Do not touch ready-to-eat food with bare hands. Use tongs or gloves.
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第16题,共35题
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答案: D. So hair and jewellery cannot touch or fall into food
Keep hair, clothes, jewellery and phones from touching food or food surfaces.
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第17题,共35题
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答案: B. Sneeze, cough, spit or smoke
Do not eat, spit, smoke, sneeze, blow or cough over food or surfaces that touch food.
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第18题,共35题
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答案: C. Tell their supervisor and stop handling food
Food handlers who know or think they have a foodborne illness must tell their supervisor and not handle food.
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第19题,共35题
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答案: B. When a doctor says they are well enough, usually 48 hours after symptoms stop
FSANZ advises returning only when a doctor says you are well enough, usually 48 hours after symptoms stop.
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第20题,共35题
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答案: A. Biological, chemical and physical
Food can be contaminated by germs (biological), substances like cleaning products (chemical) or objects like glass or hair (physical).
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第21题,共35题
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答案: A. A piece of broken glass in a salad
Physical contamination is a foreign object in food, such as glass, metal, plastic, hair or a bandage.
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第22题,共35题
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答案: A. Cleaning spray getting onto food
Chemical contamination comes from substances such as cleaning products or pesticides getting into food.
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第23题,共35题
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答案: C. Covered, below ready-to-eat food
Storing raw meat covered and below ready-to-eat food stops juices dripping onto food that will not be cooked again.
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第24题,共35题
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答案: C. Clean and sanitise the board, or use a separate board
Raw meat can spread bacteria to ready-to-eat food. Clean and sanitise equipment, or use separate boards and knives.
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第25题,共35题
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答案: A. Away from food, in labelled containers
Keeping chemicals labelled and away from food prevents chemical contamination.
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第26题,共35题
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答案: C. Cleaning removes dirt and grease; sanitising destroys germs
Cleaning removes dirt, grease and food waste. Sanitising destroys microorganisms.
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第27题,共35题
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答案: A. Clean first, then sanitise
FSANZ says you need to clean items before you sanitise them.
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第28题,共35题
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答案: C. Soaking them in very hot water at 77°C for 30 seconds
Heat sanitising can be done by soaking items in water at 77°C for 30 seconds, or in a dishwasher that can sanitise.
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第29题,共35题
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答案: D. Let them air-dry
FSANZ says air-drying is best after washing and sanitising.
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第30题,共35题
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答案: C. Pests can carry germs and contaminate food
Rats, mice, cockroaches and flies can spread germs to food and surfaces. Report any signs of pests.
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第31题,共35题
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答案: A. Sesame
Required allergen declarations include peanut, tree nuts, milk, egg, sesame, fish, crustacea, mollusc, soy, wheat, lupin and gluten-containing cereals.
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第32题,共35题
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答案: B. Lupin
Lupin is one of the allergens that must be declared using its required name.
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第33题,共35题
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答案: D. Allergen information must be shown with the food or given to the customer on request
For unpackaged and food service food, allergens must be declared with the food or provided to the customer on request. Check with the cook and never guess.
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第34题,共35题
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答案: C. The food must be eaten before this date for health or safety reasons and cannot legally be sold after it
Use-by dates are about safety. Food cannot legally be sold after its use-by date.
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第35题,共35题
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答案: D. Yes, if it is still fit for people to eat
Food can legally be sold after its best-before date if it is still fit for human consumption, though quality may be lower.
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真实考试:No single national exam. Food handlers need a food safety training course or adequate skills and knowledge. Food safety supervisors need a certificate from an RTO or a regulator-recognised organisation, obtained within the past 5 years.