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KSDE - Child Nutrition & Wellness

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Choose a category. Select a topic by points.

You must give the correct answer.

Click to begin.

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Click here for Ultimate Food Safety

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HealthyHands

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CookingCare

Don’t Cross Me!

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Clean It Up!

FOOD SAFETY More Food Safety

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Wearing false or painted _________

can hide dirt and lead to physical

contamination of food.

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Fingernails

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After handling pets, ________ should be

washed.

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Hands

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Licking raw cookie dough off the mixing

spoon could cause this foodborne illness.

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Salmonellosis

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When serving food at a church supper, servers should wear _________

_________.

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Plastic gloves

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This simple step in personal hygiene can prevent many cases of

foodborne illness.

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Handwashing

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This method of thawing frozen meats can lead

to bacterial growth

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Thawing meat at room temperature

USDA/FSIS

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Leftovers should be refrigerated within

_____ hours of preparation.

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Two

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This piece of equipment can verify

the temperature of foods in cold storage.

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A refrigerator/freezer thermometer

USDA/FSIS

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When serving cold foods, they should be kept below ______.

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40°F

USDA/FSIS

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This pathogen is sometimes called the

“cafeteria germ” because of improper

cooling.

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Clostridium perfringens

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Before handling food, you should wash your hands for a minimum of how many seconds?

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Twenty

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All fruits and vegetables should be

washed with this before consuming.

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Plain water

USDA/FSIS

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To reduce the spread of bacteria and for easy

cleanup, use these once and simply throw them

away

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Paper towels

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Crumbs or food particles in food storage areas can invite _____.

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Pests

USDA/ARS

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A bleach sanitizer solution is made of one

________ bleach per ______ water.

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A tablespoon and gallon or a teaspoon and quart

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What is a food-safety term for the

temperature range of 40°F to 140°F?

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The Temperature Danger Zone

USDA/FSIS

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What term describes brown color in ground meat that has not yet

reached a safe cooking temperature?

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Premature browning

USDA/FSIS

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Cooking ground meat to 160°F can prevent

the growth of this well-known pathogen.

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E. coli O157:H7

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Always take the temperature in the ____ or thickest part of the food product with a

calibrated thermometer.

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The center or middle

USDA/FSIS

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Holding foil-wrapped baked potatoes below

140°F can encourage the growth of this pathogen.

USDA/ARS

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Clostridium botulinum

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Raw meat and poultry should not be ______ because of potential

cross-contamination. This is a new

MyPyramid guideline.

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Washed

USDA

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When thawing meat in the refrigerator, place it on a plate on the ______

shelf.

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Bottom

USDA/FSIS

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This popular dish scrubber can harbor millions of bacteria.

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A sponge

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These pieces of equipment should be

washed between cutting raw and ready-

to-eat foods.

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A cutting board and knife

USDA/FSIS

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At the grocery store, use these to prevent

meat juices from dripping to other

foods.

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Plastic bags

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After a holiday buffet, perishable foods should be refrigerated within

____ hours.

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Two

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A frozen turkey will take about

___ percent longer to cook

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Fifty

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Whole-muscle meats can be safely cooked to this temperature

(lower than ground meats).

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145°F

USDA/FSIS

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Frozen turkeys can be thawed in _____ water

as a safe thawing method.

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Running cold

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To mail perishable foods, they should be

shipped at this temperature.

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Refrigerated or frozen

USDA/FSIS

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More FOOD SAFETYGobble!Gobble!

A SummerBreeze

BiotechnologyBasics

IrradiationRadar

Divert aDisaster

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This cooking method causes the turkey meat

to become pink.

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Smoking

NTF/eatturkey.com

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Oil used to deep fry a turkey can be reused

________ or ________ times.

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Three or four

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When roasting a turkey with stuffing, the

stuffing should reach this temperature.

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165°F

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When thawing a turkey in the

refrigerator, allow 24 hours for every _____

or _____ pounds.

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Four or five

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If these paper-wrapped turkey parts are

accidentally cooked with the turkey, they

are safe to eat.

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Giblets

NTF/eatturkey.com

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Incidences of foodborne illness peak during

these months.

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May through August (summer months)

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Raw eggs could cause this foodborne illness in homemade ice cream.

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Salmonellosis

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This popular picnic food should be heated

to a steaming-hot pointto prevent Listeriosis.

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Hot dogs

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After grilling meat, place the finished meat on this type of surface.

USDA/FSIS

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A clean plate or serving dish

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Name a type of flavoring sauce used in grilling meats that should not be reused

unless heated to boiling.

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Marinade

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What can be a temporary solution to keep foods frozen

during a power outage? Be careful! Use gloves!

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Dry ice

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During a fire, canned foods may become

unsafe, as indicated by

this visual clue.

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Ruptured cans

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This is the best solution for any type of food

contaminated in a flood.

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Throw it away

USDA/FSIS

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A full freezer kept closed during a power

outage will stay cold for about _____ hours.

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Because of this unfortunate event,

frozen foods must be individually examined. Ice crystals are a sign foods can be refrozen.

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Accidental thawing or power outage

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This form of biotechnology

transfers a gene from one plant to another.

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Genetic engineering

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Biotechnology involves changing a plant’s _ _ _.

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DNA

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Biotechnology can help human health by improving the

________ value of food.

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Nutritional

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This word means the ability to withstand the

effects of an outside factor, such as insects

or drought.

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Resistance

USDA/ARS

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Once considered harmful to monarch

butterflies, this biotech crop is no longer deemed harmful.

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Bt corn

USDA/ARS

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Irradiation can also be described as cold

______________.

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Pasteurization

Product Container

Process Conveyor

Magnetic Scanning System

Accelerating Waveguide

Input RF Power

Injector

Surebeam Corp.

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This form of irradiation is machine-produced

and powered by electricity. It is also

used in hospitals.

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X-ray

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Irradiated foods must be identified with this

symbol

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Radura

USDA

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Irradiation can kill these, which can reduce

infestation.

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Insects

USDA/ARS

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Irradiation is not a replacement for this

important food- handling practice.

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Good personal hygiene procedures

USDA/FSIS

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E. Coli O157:H7 causes this deadly illness

USDA/ARS

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Hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS)

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Salmonella is a concern in this poultry product.

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Eggs

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This pathogen is typically associated with starch foods,

such as potatoes and cooked rice.

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Bacillus cereus

USDA/ARS

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This pathogen likes to grow at refrigerator

temperature.

USDA/FSIS

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Listeria monocytogenes

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This pathogen is found in the nose, throat,

and on hair and skin of many healthy people.

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Staphylococcus aureus

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Topic: Common Sense

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A good rule when concerned about the safety of any food:

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“When in doubt, throw it out!”

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Because of the many risks involved, it is the role of the consumer to take

responsibility for food during all stages. Be a wise consumer and

practice proper food handling habits at all times. You can learn to make cooking a safe experience for

yourself and your family.

Developed by: Karen Blakeslee, M.S., Extension AssociateFood Science Institute, Dept. of Animal Sciences and Industry

Kansas State UniversityFebruary 2006; updated and revised July 2009

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Brand names appearing in this publication are for product identification purposes only. No endorsement is intended, nor is criticism implied of similar products

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Contents of this publication may be freely reproduced for educational purposes. All other rights reserved. In each case, credit Karen Blakeslee, Food Safety

Quiz, Kansas State University, July 2009.

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