USDA (PPT. by J. Woodward Bingham). a. 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius) b. 41ºF (5ºC) c. I don't know; I've never measured it.

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USDA (PPT. by J. Woodward Bingham)

a. 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius) b. 41ºF (5ºC) c. I don't know; I've never measured it.

a. cooled to room temperature, then put in the refrigerator b. put in the refrigerator immediately after the food was served c. left at room temperature overnight or longer

a. last night b. several weeks ago c. can't remember

a. reused as is b. wiped with a damp cloth c. washed with soap and hot water d. washed with soap and hot water and then sanitized

a. rare b. medium c. well-done

a. made with raw eggs, and I sampled some of it b. store-bought, and I sampled some of it c. not sampled until baked

a. water b. hot water and soap c. hot water and soap, then bleach solution d. hot water and soap, then commercial sanitizing agent.

a. cleaned by an automatic dishwasher and then air-dried b. left to soak in the sink for several hours and then washed with soap in the same wate c. washed right away with hot water and soap in the sink and then air-dried d. washed right away with hot water and soap in the sink and immediately towel-dried

a. wiping them on a towel b. rinsing them under hot, cold or warm tap water c. washing with soap and warm water

a. setting them on the counter b. placing them in the refrigerator c. microwaving

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a. buy only fish that's refrigerated or well iced b. take it home immediately and put it in the refrigerator c. sometimes buy it straight out of a local fisher's creel

a. diabetes b. HIV infection c. cancer d. liver disease

1. B 2 pts 2. B 2 pts 3. A 2 Pts B 1 pt 4. D 2 pts 5. C 2 pts 6. A 2 Pts 7. C or D 2 Pts B 1 pt 8. A or C 2 Pts 9. C 2 Pts 10. B or C 2 pts 11. A and B 2 pts 12. ABCD 2 pts