ProStart 1 Final Review Part 1

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  • The single most important part of personal hygiene for a food handler is
  • Bacteria grow especially fast in the temperature range of
  • After four hours of continuously making sandwiches, what actions should the food handler perform to the work surface?
  • An example of cookware with two handles used for boiling and simmering foods is the
  • The factors that affect a sanitizer's effectiveness are...
  • The term "saucier" refers to a
  • Which is a respectful way for a listener to agree with a speaker's point?
  • When managers attempt to justify with the feelings, thoughts, or attitudes of an employee, they are showing...
  • Why are preschool-aged children at higher risk for foodborne illnesses?
  • The term used in the restaurant and foodservice industry to "put in place" is called
  • When referring to "SMART" goals, what does the M stand for?
  • The kitchen station that is responsible for decorative sugar is called the ______ station
  • Which type of restaurant requires a guest to pay before eating?
  • Which part of a salad enhances the appearance and compliments it's overall taste?
  • At a formal dining establishment, who is responsible for the overall management of service?
  • Where should chemicals be stored?
  • How many hours will it take a pathogen in the temperature danger zone to grow to levels high enough to make someone sick?
  • The first step in resolving a customer complaint is to
  • The three forms of food contamination are
  • Mirepoix is a mixture of chopped vegetables containing
  • Which type of chef would typically be responsible for the baking production?
  • Which of the following is an example of a front-of-the-house employee?
  • What is it called when the internal temperature continues to rise after removing a steak from the grill?
  • What is the combination of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors a person shows while performing and interacting with others called?
  • What are the six conditions that pathogens need to grow?