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Pest control

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Question 1 of 6Why are flies dangerous in a kitchen?
  1. They make noise and annoy customers
  2. They carry germs from waste onto food
  3. They eat sugar and other sweet food
  4. They make the kitchen air too warm
The right answer: B. They carry germs from waste onto food

Here is why: Flies, cockroaches and mice often carry germs. They land on waste and dirt, then on food. WHO says protect food and kitchen areas from insects and other pests.

Question 2 of 6A mouse has chewed a bag of bread rolls. What should you do with the bread?
  1. Throw it all away
  2. Cut off the chewed part
  3. Use it for staff meals
  4. Toast it to kill germs
The right answer: A. Throw it all away

Here is why: Saudi rules say any food contaminated by pests must be thrown away. Mice leave germs, urine and droppings that you cannot see. Tell your supervisor too.

Question 3 of 6Where should an electric fly killer be placed?
  1. Right above the food preparation table
  2. Above the open food display
  3. Away from open food and equipment
  4. Inside the walk-in fridge
The right answer: C. Away from open food and equipment

Here is why: Saudi rules say place insect killers so that dead insects cannot fall onto open food or equipment.

Question 4 of 6Insect traps must be cleaned regularly, and also when they are full.
The right answer: True

Here is why: True. Saudi rules say clean insect traps regularly or when they fill with insects. Dead insects can fall out of a full trap.

Question 5 of 6The pest control company wants to spray the kitchen while cooks are making lunch. What is correct?
  1. Spray now, but only on the floor
  2. Spray now and open all the windows
  3. Spray now, but stay away from the stoves
  4. Wait until cooking stops; cover all food
The right answer: D. Wait until cooking stops; cover all food

Here is why: Saudi rules say pesticides must not be used while food is being made or prepared. All open food must be covered and protected. Treatment is done by a pest control contractor.

Question 6 of 6Rat poison and insect sprays may be kept on a kitchen shelf if they are in their original containers.
The right answer: False

Here is why: False. Saudi rules say pest chemicals and tools are kept in their original containers, in a safe place away from the kitchen.

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