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Ohio BMV Fines and Limits Permit Practice
Ohio BMV Fines and Limits Permit Practice 
The minimum administrative license suspension period for an OVI in the state of Ohio is ____ 
days. - Answer-90 
Which of the following is a chemical test used by the state of Ohio to determine if a person is 
operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs? - Answer-Breath 
Blood 
Plasma 
Who must wear a seat belt when an OH driver who holds only a temporary permit is operating 
the vehicle? - Answer-The driver and all passengers 
If an ...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Ohio BMV Fines and Limits Permit Practice 
The minimum administrative license suspension period for an OVI in the state of Ohio is ____ 
days. - Answer-90 
Which of the following is a chemical test used by the state of Ohio to determine if a person is 
operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs? - Answer-Breath 
Blood 
Plasma 
Who must wear a seat belt when an OH driver who holds only a temporary permit is operating 
the vehicle? - Answer-The driver and all passengers 
If an ...
Drivers Permit Test Ohio 2020
A driver license applicant under the age of ____ must have permission from their parent or 
legal guardian to apply for a driver license. - Answer-18 
Unless it is posted otherwise, the speed limit in a residential area is: - Answer-25 mph 
Child restraints are required for: - Answer-› Infants and children who are under the age of four 
and/or weigh less than 40 pounds. 
4. If you are approaching a school bus that has stopped to drop off children on a four-lane 
highway, you must come to a c...
- Exam (elaborations)
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A driver license applicant under the age of ____ must have permission from their parent or 
legal guardian to apply for a driver license. - Answer-18 
Unless it is posted otherwise, the speed limit in a residential area is: - Answer-25 mph 
Child restraints are required for: - Answer-› Infants and children who are under the age of four 
and/or weigh less than 40 pounds. 
4. If you are approaching a school bus that has stopped to drop off children on a four-lane 
highway, you must come to a c...
Master Mechanical License
A permit shall become invalid if NOT used within how many days of issue - Answer-180 Days 
All of the following info. is required to be on an electric comfort appliance cable EXCEPT - 
Answer-manufactures' date code 
The room or the space where a boiler will be installed shall have a min. of how many times the 
volume of the boiler - Answer-16 
The volume of a room compared to the volume of a furnace to be installed is based on what max. 
ceiling height - Answer-8 ft 
A fuel burning appliance...
- Exam (elaborations)
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A permit shall become invalid if NOT used within how many days of issue - Answer-180 Days 
All of the following info. is required to be on an electric comfort appliance cable EXCEPT - 
Answer-manufactures' date code 
The room or the space where a boiler will be installed shall have a min. of how many times the 
volume of the boiler - Answer-16 
The volume of a room compared to the volume of a furnace to be installed is based on what max. 
ceiling height - Answer-8 ft 
A fuel burning appliance...
NC Foods 1: Objective 1- Test Review
A neighborhood garden will provide low-cost, healthy food to nearby residents. This is and 
example of what two types of external influences on food choices? - Answer-Environmental and 
economic 
Someone not knowing how to cook is an example of which type of influence? - AnswerKnowledge and skills 
An example of a type of individual influence on food choices- - Answer-Adventure 
MyPlate food groups include: - Answer-Grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, protein 
What should adults increase? - An...
- Exam (elaborations)
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A neighborhood garden will provide low-cost, healthy food to nearby residents. This is and 
example of what two types of external influences on food choices? - Answer-Environmental and 
economic 
Someone not knowing how to cook is an example of which type of influence? - AnswerKnowledge and skills 
An example of a type of individual influence on food choices- - Answer-Adventure 
MyPlate food groups include: - Answer-Grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, protein 
What should adults increase? - An...
NC Foods 1: 2.02 Understand food safety & sanitation.
Foodborne illness - Answer-A disease transmitted by food 
Salmonella - Answer-Caused by bacteria found in improperly cooked poultry and eggs, fresh 
produce and low water activity foods like spices and peanut butter. 
E-coli - Answer-Caused by bateria found in raw or undercooked ground beef. 
Hepatitis A - Answer-Caused by a virus found in contaminated shellfish, unpasteurized dairy, 
and food contaminated by a carrier of the illness. 
Bacillus Cereus - Answer-Bacteria commonly associated with...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 2 pages •
Foodborne illness - Answer-A disease transmitted by food 
Salmonella - Answer-Caused by bacteria found in improperly cooked poultry and eggs, fresh 
produce and low water activity foods like spices and peanut butter. 
E-coli - Answer-Caused by bateria found in raw or undercooked ground beef. 
Hepatitis A - Answer-Caused by a virus found in contaminated shellfish, unpasteurized dairy, 
and food contaminated by a carrier of the illness. 
Bacillus Cereus - Answer-Bacteria commonly associated with...
NC Foods 1 - Obj 2.02 - SafePlates Module 1- 3
Person In Charge (PIC) - Answer-The individual present at a food establishment who is 
responsible for the operation at the time of an inspection. 
Foodborne disease outbreak - Answer-two or more cases of a similar illness as a result of eating 
a common food 
Foodborne illness/disease - Answer-Illness caused by consumption of contaminated food 
Active Management Center - Answer-The responsibility of providing safe food for the consumer 
by developing and implementing food safety management s...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Person In Charge (PIC) - Answer-The individual present at a food establishment who is 
responsible for the operation at the time of an inspection. 
Foodborne disease outbreak - Answer-two or more cases of a similar illness as a result of eating 
a common food 
Foodborne illness/disease - Answer-Illness caused by consumption of contaminated food 
Active Management Center - Answer-The responsibility of providing safe food for the consumer 
by developing and implementing food safety management s...
NC Foods 1: 2.03 Recipe Terms
Boil - Answer-the temperature at which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas 
Baste - Answer-Keep moist during cooking by pouring or spooning liquid over a food 
Dice - Answer-To cut into small cubes 
Broil - Answer-To cook uncovered under a direct heat source 
Saute - Answer-To cook small pieces of food in a small amount of fat. 
Simmer - Answer-To cook gently in a liquid just at or below boiling 
Mince - Answer-cut into the smallest possible pieces 
Pare - Answer-To peel the skin off of f...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Boil - Answer-the temperature at which a substance changes from a liquid to a gas 
Baste - Answer-Keep moist during cooking by pouring or spooning liquid over a food 
Dice - Answer-To cut into small cubes 
Broil - Answer-To cook uncovered under a direct heat source 
Saute - Answer-To cook small pieces of food in a small amount of fat. 
Simmer - Answer-To cook gently in a liquid just at or below boiling 
Mince - Answer-cut into the smallest possible pieces 
Pare - Answer-To peel the skin off of f...
NC Foods 2 - Obj. 1.06 - Safe Plates Modules 9-10
active managment - Answer-the responsibility of providing safe food for consumers by 
developing & implementing food safety management systems to prevent, eliminate, or reduce the 
occurrence of foodborne illness risk factors 
5 common risk factors for foodborne illness. - Answer-1) Purchasing food from unsafe sources 
2) Failing to cook food adequately 
3) Using contaminated equipment 
4) Holding food at incorrect temperatures 
5) Practicing poor personal hygiene 
What does the acronym HACCP ...
- Exam (elaborations)
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active managment - Answer-the responsibility of providing safe food for consumers by 
developing & implementing food safety management systems to prevent, eliminate, or reduce the 
occurrence of foodborne illness risk factors 
5 common risk factors for foodborne illness. - Answer-1) Purchasing food from unsafe sources 
2) Failing to cook food adequately 
3) Using contaminated equipment 
4) Holding food at incorrect temperatures 
5) Practicing poor personal hygiene 
What does the acronym HACCP ...
foods 2 final exam review
To keep food at 41° F, at what temperature should the refrigerator be operating? - Answer-39º F 
Which storage practice is correct? - Answer-Store raw poultry on bottom shelf of refrigerato 
What does the term "first in, first out" mean? - Answer-Use food supplies in the order in which 
they were received. 
Which items should NOT be stored in the dry-storage area? - Answer-Floor cleaner 
In two-stage cooling, cooked food must be cooled to 41ºF within how many hours? - Answer-6 
Ground beef...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 3 pages •
To keep food at 41° F, at what temperature should the refrigerator be operating? - Answer-39º F 
Which storage practice is correct? - Answer-Store raw poultry on bottom shelf of refrigerato 
What does the term "first in, first out" mean? - Answer-Use food supplies in the order in which 
they were received. 
Which items should NOT be stored in the dry-storage area? - Answer-Floor cleaner 
In two-stage cooling, cooked food must be cooled to 41ºF within how many hours? - Answer-6 
Ground beef...
NC Foods 2 - Objective 1.02 - Safe Plates Module 1
Food borne illness - Answer-disease transmitted to humans by food 
Outbreak - Answer-2 or more people have same symptoms after eating the same food, 
investigation of state & local regulatory authorities, confirmed by lab test 
Reasons food becomes unsafe - Answer-improper holding temperatures, poor personal hygiene, 
inadequate cooking, contaminated equipment, unsafe food source 
What are the costs associated with foodborne illnesses - Answer-human life, loss work, 
medical/disability, media...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 2 pages •
Food borne illness - Answer-disease transmitted to humans by food 
Outbreak - Answer-2 or more people have same symptoms after eating the same food, 
investigation of state & local regulatory authorities, confirmed by lab test 
Reasons food becomes unsafe - Answer-improper holding temperatures, poor personal hygiene, 
inadequate cooking, contaminated equipment, unsafe food source 
What are the costs associated with foodborne illnesses - Answer-human life, loss work, 
medical/disability, media...