California RulesQuestion 10 of 319
Approximately what passing score is required on the California Food Handler Card exam?
a.50%
b.60%
c.70-75%
d.90%
Explanation
ANSI-CFP accredited providers typically set the passing score at 70-75% on a roughly 40-question multiple-choice exam. Candidates who fail may retake the exam, often within a defined retake window.
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