Which certificate must the person named responsible for food hygiene and safety control hold?
MAPAQ Food Handler Mock Exam 2
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Which certificate must the person named responsible for food hygiene and safety control hold?
- A restaurant permit issued by the municipality
- A college diploma in dietetic techniques
- The "Food handler" certificate only
- The "Food establishment manager" certificate
Can cold soup be reheated directly in the soup well at the service counter?
- Yes, as long as it is stirred every now and then
- Yes, if the soup is served within the hour
- No, hot-holding equipment must not be used for reheating
- Yes, if the soup well is set to its highest setting
What minimum temperature must the establishment's hot water reach?
- 40 °C
- 82 °C
- 50 °C
- 60 °C
Under a do-not-consume advisory, is network water safe once boiled?
- Yes, after ten minutes of boiling
- No, it stays unsafe even when boiled
- Yes, if chlorine is added
- Yes, after one minute of boiling
How should foods with allergens be stored relative to allergen-free foods?
- Below the allergen-free foods
- Mixed in the same container
- Above the allergen-free foods
- With no special precaution
Who must provide another source of drinking water during a boil-water advisory?
- The municipality, delivered to the business
- The establishment's operator
- The food supplier
- Each employee, for their own use
What statement must meat sold after thawing carry?
- "Ready to eat"
- "Organic product"
- "Fresh today"
- "Previously frozen"
What temperature range is the danger zone?
- Between 0 °C and 21 °C
- Between -18 °C and 4 °C
- Between 10 °C and 40 °C
- Between 4 °C and 60 °C
According to the guide, what almost always causes foodborne illness?
- Food bought on sale close to its best-before date
- Food imported from another country without inspection
- An undiagnosed allergy in the customer who ate it
- An improper preparation or storage method
Which detail must appear in the operator's training register?
- The total number of people assigned to food preparation
- The responsible person's social insurance number
- The exam score of each employee
- The hourly wage of each trained employee
Which thawing method is safe for a potentially hazardous food?
- In a sink of still lukewarm water
- Next to the fryer to speed it up
- On the counter overnight
- In the refrigerator
Where must meat used in a food establishment come from?
- Any supplier who can provide a proper invoice
- A nearby farm that slaughters its own animals
- A provincial or federal slaughterhouse under permanent inspection
- A hunter who sells game meat to restaurants
An establishment uses an artesian well. How often must the water be tested?
- Once every five years
- Once a month
- Twice a year
- Only at opening
According to quebec.ca, which group risks more serious effects from foodborne illness?
- Adults aged 30 to 40
- Healthy athletes
- Teenagers aged 15 to 18
- Children aged 5 and under
What must an indoor garbage bin have?
- It must have no lid to avoid odours
- It must be cardboard so it can be thrown out
- It must be leak-proof, rigid and lidded
- It must be open so it fills faster
What must every fridge, freezer or hot-holding unit have?
- An automatic shut-off timer
- A bright interior light
- A key lock on the door
- A reliable, calibrated thermometer
A cook wants to taste his sauce. Which practice is correct?
- Taste it with clean fingers, since hands were washed
- Use a spoon once, then send it to be washed
- Reuse the same tasting spoon after wiping it on a cloth
- Taste it with the serving ladle, then stir the sauce
Why should a refrigerated display counter not be overloaded?
- So customers can see the prices
- So cold air can circulate
- To avoid scratching the shelves
- To lower the electricity bill
In what order are cleaning and sanitizing done?
- Sanitize only, with no cleaning
- Clean first, then sanitize
- Both at once with a single product
- Sanitize first, then clean
A piece of glass found in a salad is which type of hazard?
- A chemical hazard
- A biological hazard
- A physical hazard
- An allergen hazard
Why should brushes and wiping cloths be replaced regularly?
- They can become a source of contamination
- Buying new ones costs less than washing old ones
- They become too soft to scrub off stuck-on food
- They fade and look worn after a few weeks of use
What minimum internal temperature must a piece of fish reach?
- 55 °C
- 63 °C
- 82 °C
- 70 °C
Sanitizer residue left on a cutting board is which type of hazard?
- A negligible hazard
- A chemical hazard
- A biological hazard
- A physical hazard
Which documents should be kept to show where food came from?
- Schedules of the kitchen staff by week
- Receipts given to customers at the till
- A supplier register and purchase invoices
- Menus used over the previous years
What should you do with a probe thermometer between food readings?
- Put it back in your pocket
- Wipe it on your apron
- Rinse it in cold water only
- Clean and sanitize it
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