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Question 1 of 9

1. Question
The Child and Adult Care Food Program for day care homes provides nutritious meals for:
- Children who are homeschooled
- Children and adults in licensed or registered settings
- Children and adults who are malnourished
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2. Question
Documentation that is not available when monitoring reviews are conducted may be submitted with the corrective action plans to eliminate the disallowance of meals.
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- False
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3. Question
CACFP training topics include CACFP meal patterns, meal counting, claim review, submission and reimbursement, civil rights and
- Nutrition training for parents
- Recordkeeping requirements
- Nutrition education activities
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4. Question
Homes participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program must:
- Type of care
- Keep licensing or approval status in good standing
- Provide care for only subsidized participants
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Question 5 of 9

5. Question
In addition to an edit check to verify that no more than the maximum number of meals per child is claimed, claims are checked to:
- Verify that all children were claimed
- Verify that incomplete meals were not served
- Verify only approved meals were claimed
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Question 6 of 9

6. Question
Monitors will evaluate compliance with CACFP regulations including Civil Rights as well as:
- Meal quality, meal counting, and attendance
- Meal patterns, meal counting, claims and recordkeeping
- Menus containing fresh fruits and parental involvement
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7. Question
One of the most frequently found problems when sites are monitored is that:
- Recordkeeping is insufficient
- Menus lack variety
- Care is not supervised sufficiently
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Question 8 of 9

8. Question
If a provider is not going to be home when at the time an approved meal service is to be served, the provider must
- Note their absence on the claim
- Notify their sponsor in advance
- Notify their sponsor at the end of the claim month
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9. Question
When problems are found during monitoring visits, the provider must
- Suspend reimbursement until this problem is fixed
- Fix the problem while the monitor is present
- Follow the technical assistance or corrective action plan from the monitor
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