Mise En Place is a GREEK word that means “ to put in place”.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

Sandwich was popularized in England in 1762, by John Montagu

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

Edward Gibbon is the 4th Earl of Sandwich.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

We can use fresh or dried fruits in making sandwiches.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

Butter made clear by heating and removing the sediment of milk solids.

• Clarified Butter

• Soufflé

• Crepe

• French Toast

Hamburger is one great example of this type of sandwich.

• A. Grilled Sandwiches

• B. Open- Faced Sandwiches

• C. Deep Fried Sandwich

• D. Regular Hot Sandwiches

Empanada is one famous example of this type of sandwich.

• A. Regular Hot Sandwiches

• B. Grilled Sandwiches

• C. Open- Faced Sandwiches

• D. Deep Fried Sandwich

Sandwiches in which the fillings are wrapped.

• A. Regular Hot Sandwiches

• B. Grilled Sandwiches

• C. Open- Faced Sandwiches

• D. Wrap/ Rolled Sandwich

Are made of bread cut lengthwise, about 3/8 inch thick.

• A. Regular Hot Sandwiches

• B. Pinwheel Sandwich

• C. Open- Faced Sandwiches

• D. Regular Hot Sandwiches

Are simple sandwiches that are buttered on the outside and browned on the griddle, in a hot oven, or in a Panini grill.

• A. Regular Hot Sandwiches

• B. Grilled Sandwiches

• C. Open- Faced Sandwiches

• D. Wrap/ Rolled Sandwich