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Bacterial Growth Quiz

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What is the recommended cooking temperature?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. 5 to 63c

D. above 75c


What is the danger zone range for temperatures?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. 5 to 63c

D. above 75c


What is the recommended reheating temperature?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. above 82c

D. 100c


Which of the following is a condition necessary for bacterial growth?

A. High acidity

B. Lack of moisture

C. High protein food

D. Low temperature


Which pH level is best for most types of bacteria?

A. Acidic

B. Neutral

C. Basic

D. Highly acidic


What is the recommended freezer temperature?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. 5 to 63c

D. above 75c


What is the boiling point of water?

A. 63c

B. above 75c

C. above 82c

D. 100c


What is the minimum time required for bacterial growth?

A. 10 minutes

B. 20 minutes

C. 30 minutes

D. 40 minutes


At what temperature range does bacterial growth occur within the danger zone?

A. 0°C to 5°C

B. 5°C to 63°C

C. 63°C to 100°C

D. 100°C to 150°C


What characteristic do low-risk foods generally have?

A. High moisture content

B. Low moisture content

C. Require chilled storage

D. High risk of food poisoning


What is the boiling point of water?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. 5 to 63c

D. 100c


Which of the following is an example of a low-risk food?

A. Cooked bacon

B. Cooked pasta

C. Raw chicken

D. Cream


What happens to bacteria at temperatures above 75°C?

A. They multiply rapidly

B. They start to die

C. They become sleepy

D. They remain dormant


What is the recommended fridge temperature range?

A. below -18c

B. between 1 & 4c

C. 5 to 63c

D. above 75c


What is the recommended reheating temperature?

A. 63c

B. above 75c

C. above 82c

D. 100c


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