Oklahoma Cleaning and Sanitizing ServSafe Practice Test
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Questions
~10 scored questions on the exam
Passing Score
75% overall (60/80)%
Time Limit
2 hours for the full exam
Prerequisites
None — anyone can take the ServSafe Manager exam
What is the Cleaning and Sanitizing Test?
Cleaning and Sanitizing covers the procedures and standards for keeping food-contact surfaces, equipment, and facilities properly cleaned and sanitized. This includes chemical sanitizer concentrations, warewashing methods, and establishing effective cleaning schedules.
Covers proper cleaning and sanitizing procedures, chemical concentrations, and warewashing
Topic Breakdown
Cleaning vs. Sanitizing
~3 questions
- The difference between cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting
- When to clean and when to sanitize
- Steps for proper cleaning and sanitizing procedure
Sanitizer Types & Concentrations
~3 questions
- Chlorine, quaternary ammonium (quat), and iodine sanitizers
- Proper concentration levels and testing procedures
- Water temperature and contact time requirements
Warewashing
~2 questions
- Three-compartment sink procedures (wash, rinse, sanitize)
- Dishwasher temperature and chemical requirements
- Air-drying requirements and proper storage
Cleaning Schedules & Programs
~2 questions
- Creating and maintaining master cleaning schedules
- Cleaning frequency for different areas and equipment
- Training staff on proper cleaning procedures
Free Practice Questions
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What is the correct chlorine concentration for a chemical sanitizing dishwasher?
Browse Oklahoma Cleaning & Sanitizing Questions
- 1. What is the correct chlorine concentration for a chemical sanitizing dishwasher?
- 2. A school cafeteria worker discovers that the sanitizer concentration has dropped below the required level. What should be done?
- 3. A restaurant manager is checking the dishwashing machine. What is the minimum final rinse temperature required for a high-temperature stationary rack dishwasher?
- 4. When cleaning stationary equipment like a slicer, what is the first step?
- 5. How should sanitizer concentration be monitored throughout the day?
- 6. Which surfaces are considered non-food-contact surfaces that need regular cleaning?
- 7. Can cleaning alone make surfaces safe for food contact?
- 8. What is the proper contact time for iodine sanitizer?
- 9. What is the correct order of steps when manually cleaning and sanitizing equipment?
- 10. A food handler just finished slicing raw chicken and now needs to prepare ready-to-eat sandwiches. When must the cutting board be cleaned and sanitized?
Study Tips for Oklahoma
- 1Memorize sanitizer concentrations: chlorine (50-99 ppm), quat (per manufacturer), iodine (12.5-25 ppm)
- 2Know the steps for cleaning and sanitizing: scrape, wash, rinse, sanitize, air dry
- 3Understand three-compartment sink setup and proper water temperatures
- 4Learn when food-contact surfaces must be cleaned and sanitized (every 4 hours, between tasks, after contamination)
- 5Review dishwasher requirements for both high-temperature and chemical sanitizing machines
Oklahoma Food Safety Information
Manager Cert Required
Yes
Handler Cert Required
No
Certification Renewal
Every 5 years
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Official Food Safety Portal →Career Opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions
Cleaning removes visible food and dirt from surfaces using soap/detergent and water. Sanitizing reduces pathogens on clean surfaces to safe levels using heat or chemical solutions. Both steps are required — you must clean before sanitizing.
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