Meal Pattern Requirements in the CACFP Please note:This quiz is South Dakota specific, if you are from another state and take this training, the certificate may not suffice for the training requirements for your state.Thank you! OK Question Title * 1. Name (First & Last): OK Question Title * 2. Sponsor or Agency(if you do not see yours, please call 773-3413): Aberdeen Area Boys & Girls Club Aberdeen Catholic Schools Apple Tree Children's Centers, Inc Arlington Community Daycare, Inc Augustana University Bethesda Home of Aberdeen Big Stone City School District Bishop O'Gorman Catholic Schools Boys & Girls Club of Rosebud Boys & Girls Club of The Grand River Area Boys & Girls Club of Watertown Boys & Girls Clubs of The Sioux Empire Center for Children and Families Cheyenne River BIE Schools Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Children's Ark, Inc Children's Care Corner Children's Castle, Inc Children's Home Society of SD Christ Lutheran Church Church at the Gate Community Day Care Association Cougar Cubs Daycare Center Crooks Community Child Care Center Crosswalk Community Church Doland, City Of Douglas School District Ellsworth Air Force Base Ellsworth Air Force Base EmBe Emery, City Of Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church First Lutheran Day Care Center First United Methodist Church Garretson Childcare Corp Gayville-Volin School District Good News Reformed Church Great After School Place Gregory Community Day Care Center Harmony Childcare & Preschool, LLC His Ark Christian Child Development Center Huron Church of The Open Bible Interlakes Community Action, Inc International Church of Foursquare Family Worship Center Journey Church of The Christian And Missionary Alliance Kidkare Family Day Care Association Kids of Character Learning Center, LLC L & K Enterprises Leap 2 Learn Educational Childcare, LLC Lennox School District Lil Friends Learning Center Lil Hands Lil Feet Little Explorers Childcare, LLC Little Tikes Daycare, Inc Little Wound School System Lower Brule Sioux Tribe Lutheran Social Services M & M Day Care LTD Northeast South Dakota Head Start Northern Hills Alliance for Children Oahe Child Development Center Oglala Lakota College Ohana Daycare, LLC P & J Child Care Inc Peace Lutheran Church Rapid City Area School District Rapid City Club for Boys, Inc Restored Life Outreach Rosebud Sioux Tribe Rural America Initiatives Sanford Health Family Day Care Network Schoolhouse Daycare Sha Lou, LLC Shining Star Academy, LLC Sioux Falls School District Sioux Falls YMCA Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate of Lake Traverse South Central Child Development, Inc South Dakota State University St Agnes School Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Stiefel, Inc. Summit, Town Of Technology for Rural Enhancement of Communities Tiger Tots Tinee Toones Day Care Center United Methodist Church of Clark University of SD Volunteers of America-Dakotas Wagner Early Childhood Watertown School District West Central School District West River Transit Authority White Lake, City Of Yankton Sioux Tribe YMCA Of Aberdeen YMCA Of Rapid City YMCA SD - Dupree Youth & Family Services Not from South Dakota OK Question Title * 3. Email Address: OK Question Title * 4. Which of the following would be considered a reimbursable lunch? (There is only one.) Plain hamburger on a bun, pickle, peaches, unflavored 2% milk Spaghetti with sauce (no meat), pear, bread stick, unflavored whole milk Chicken breast, dinner roll, carrot slices, broccoli, unflavored skim milk Double cheese pizza, apple, mixed vegetables, root beer OK Question Title * 5. How much milk must be served to a 3-year-old at breakfast? 1/2 cup 3/4 cup 1 cup Milk is not required for breakfast OK Question Title * 6. True or False: Nuts or seeds may be used to meet no more than one-half of the meat/meat alternate requirements. True False OK Question Title * 7. For children ages two and older, what types of milk may be served? (Remember that milk must be unflavored for children 5 years and under.) Any type of milk as long as it is cow’s milk Whole or 2% 2% or 1% 1% or Skim OK Question Title * 8. How much peanut butter needs to be served to an 8-year-old for lunch to meet the minimum serving size of the meat/meat alternate component? 4 Tablespoons 3 Tablespoons Enough to cover the bread well Peanut butter can’t be served for lunch OK Question Title * 9. What is the required serving size for eggs if served for lunch to a 1-year-old? 1 egg 3/4 egg 1/2 egg 1-year-old children won't eat eggs OK Question Title * 10. True or False: The serving sizes for cereal are exactly the same whether serving cold or hot cereal. True False OK Question Title * 11. A meat/meat alternate item may be served in place of the grain/bread item up to how many times per week? Always One time Two times Three times OK Question Title * 12. All CACFP menus must be maintained on file for how long after they are filed? One month Until the claim is paid For three previous years plus the current year Forever OK Question Title * 13. If milk is served for snack, how much must be served to a 3-year-old? As much as you think the child will drink 1 cup 3/4 cup 1/2 cup OK Question Title * 14. If a meat item is served for snack, how many ounces must be served to a 9-year-old? 1/2 ounce 1 ounce 1-1/2 ounces 2 ounces OK Question Title * 15. Which of the following menus could not be served as a reimbursable snack in the CACFP? Full Strength Fruit Juice and Fluid, Unflavored 1% Milk A Meat/Meat Alternate and Fluid, Unflavored 1% Milk A Meat/Meat Alternate and Whole-Grain Bread A Fruit and Vegetable OK Question Title * 16. Which of the following is not an example of a creditable meat alternate item? Cheese Eggs Peanut Butter Acorns OK Question Title * 17. True or False: Two fruits are not allowed for lunch, but two vegetables would be allowed. True False OK Question Title * 18. True or False: Yogurt serving sizes are the same as the regular requirement of 1-2 ounces of meat alternate. True False OK Question Title * 19. What are the sugar limits for yogurt and breakfast cereals? Yogurt = 15 grams per 6-ounce serving; Cereal = 4 grams per dry ounce Yogurt = 20 grams per 6-ounce serving; Cereal = 5 grams per dry ounce Yogurt = 23 grams per 6-ounce serving; Cereal = 6 grams per dry ounce Yogurt = 30 grams per 6-ounce serving; Cereal = 7 grams per dry ounce OK Question Title * 20. True or False: Dry beans or dry peas may be used as both the meat and the vegetable component in the same meal. True False OK Question Title * 21. Which of the following lists include “creditable” grain items? Cookies, Dessert Pies, Cake, and Brownies Coffee Cake, Sweet Rolls, Donuts, and Toaster Pastries Snack Crackers, Animal Crackers, and Graham Crackers Granola Bars, Cereal Bars, and Grain Fruit Bars OK Question Title * 22. Which of the following is not an example of a grain item? Biscuits Macaroni Tator Tots Corn Grits OK Question Title * 23. True or False: Unflavored whole milk is required for 1-year-old children. True False OK DONE