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Kitchen Brigade System/Servsafe

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Executive Chef/Head Chef
a)

Chef de Cuisine

b)
Chef boyardee
c)
Sous Chef
d)
Top Chef
2.
Fry Chef
a)
Frissionier
b)
Fish Fry
c)
Friturier
d)
Fritissioner
3.
Saucier
a)
Sauces
b)
Swing Chef
c)
Saute Chef
d)
Roundsman
4.
Assistant Chef
a)
Soup Chef
b)
Saute Chef
c)
Station Chef
d)
Sous Chef 
5.
Poissonier
a)
Pouring Chef
b)
Fish Chef
c)
Pastry Chef
d)
Frosting Chef
6.
Roast Chef
a)
Rotisseur
b)
Rossionier
c)
Roasiuex
d)
Rosemary
7.
Grillardin
a)
Grill Cheese
b)
Grill Chef
c)
Gourmet Chef
d)
Glacier
8.
Vegetable Chef
a)
Echouer
b)
Vegetarianier
c)
Entremetier
d)
Vegetarienne
9.
Soup Chef
a)
Paiementier
b)
Polissonne
c)
Potpourri
d)
Potager
10.

Pantry Chef/Cold Foods Chef

a)

Garde Manger

b)

Gourmet Chef

c)

Hot Foods Chef

d)

Sous Chef

11.
Butcher
a)
Boulanger
b)
Knife Skills
c)
Boucher
d)
Bouyer
12.
Patissier
a)
Pantry Chef
b)
Petit Fours
c)
Pan Chef
d)
Pastry Chef
13.

Executive Chef

a)

the right-hand to the Executive Chef - manages a staff of assistant chefs, cooks and kitchen workers, as well as creating dishes for the menu

b)

responsible for a variety of tasks, such as sautéing foods and preparing soups and stews

c)

kitchen managers - payroll, food cost, personnel management, menu creation and essentially everything that happens in the kitchen falls within their scope of responsibility

d)

assigned one particular menu specialty in which he or she excels

14.

Sous Chef

a)

the right-hand to the Executive Chef - manages a staff of assistant chefs, cooks and kitchen workers, as well as creating dishes for the menu

b)

kitchen managers - payroll, food cost, personnel management, menu creation and essentially everything that happens in the kitchen falls within their scope of responsibility

c)

responsible for a variety of tasks, such as sautéing foods and preparing soups and stews

d)

assigned one particular menu specialty in which he or she excels

15.

Chef de Partie

a)

the all-purpose chef in the kitchen - this role is designed to move from station to station, assisting with any tasks, as needed

b)

manages a staff of assistant chefs, cooks and kitchen workers, as well as creating dishes for the menu

c)

everything that happens in the kitchen falls within their scope of responsibility

d)

assigned one particular menu specialty in which he or she excels

16.

Saucier

a)

everything that happens in the kitchen falls within their scope of responsibility

b)

responsible for a variety of tasks, such as sautéing foods and preparing soups and stews

c)

responsible for the preparation of all fish dishes in the kitchen

d)

responsible for any foods that must be grilled

17.

Poissonier

a)

responsible for the preparation of all fish dishes in the kitchen

b)

responsible for any foods that must be grilled

c)

responsible for a variety of tasks, such as sautéing foods and preparing soups and stews

d)

handles any foods that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats

18.

Grillardin

a)

responsible for a variety of tasks, such as sautéing foods and preparing soups and stews

b)

responsible for the preparation of all fish dishes in the kitchen

c)

responsible for any foods that must be grilled

d)

handles any foods that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats

19.

Friturier

a)

responsible for any foods that must be grilled

b)

is in charge of preparing any roasted or braised meats on the menu

c)

In charge of all of the vegetables dishes

d)

handles any foods that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats

20.

Rotisseur

a)

In charge of all of the vegetables dishes

b)

handles any foods that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats

c)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

d)

is in charge of preparing any roasted or braised meats on the menu

21.

Entremetier

a)

handles any foods that must be cooked in oils or other animal fats

b)

In charge of all of the vegetables dishes

c)

is in charge of preparing any roasted or braised meats on the menu

d)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

22.

Potager

a)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

b)

the all-purpose chef in the kitchen - this role is designed to move from station to station, assisting with any tasks, as needed

c)

in charge of most cold dishes on the menu - includes various salads and cold appetizers, such as pate, cheese spreads or even tartars

d)

In charge of all of the vegetables dishes

23.

Garde Manger

a)

in charge of most cold dishes on the menu - includes various salads and cold appetizers, such as pate, cheese spreads or even tartars

b)

the all-purpose chef in the kitchen - this role is designed to move from station to station, assisting with any tasks, as needed

c)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

d)

responsible for creating or preparing baked goods, such as breads and pastries

24.

Patissier

a)

the all-purpose chef in the kitchen - this role is designed to move from station to station, assisting with any tasks, as needed

b)

responsible for creating or preparing baked goods, such as breads and pastries

c)

in charge of preparing all meats and poultry before they are delivered to their respective stations for preparation in menu dishes

d)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

25.

Boucher

a)

In charged of investigating meats

b)

in charge of making any soups that are on the menu

c)

in charge of preparing all meats and poultry before they are delivered to their respective stations for preparation in menu dishes

d)

responsible for creating or preparing baked goods, such as breads and pastries

26.

Creator of the Kitchen Brigade System

a)

Fernand Point

b)

Georges-Auguste Escoffier

c)

Marie-Antoine Careme

d)

Michel Guerard

27.

True or False: A foodhandler who doesn't look or act sick could still spread a foodborne illness.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

When a food service worker avoids personal behaviors that can contaminate food, they are:

a)

Spreading foodborne illnesses

b)

Managing inventory

c)

Practicing proper personal hygiene

d)

On time and ready for work

29.
Why are preschool-age children at a higher risk for food-borne illnesses?
a)
They have not built up strong immune systems.
b)
They are more likely to spend time in a hospital.
c)
They are more likely to suffer allergic reactions.
d)
Their appetites have increased since birth
30.
Who can get sick from food borne bacteria?
a)
teachers
b)
tall people
c)
comedians
d)
everyone
31.
CDC Stands For:
a)
Center for Disorders and Conduct 
b)
Cross Doesn't Care 
c)
Cross Denomination Center 
d)
Center for Disease Control
32.
FDA stands for what?
a)
hand-washing
b)
Food, Diet and Agricultural 
c)
Food & Drug Administration
d)
Forever Down Agricultural
33.
What does USDA stand for?
a)
hand washing
b)
United States Dairy & Agriculture
c)
United States Department of Agricultural
d)
United Stand Develop Ammendmant 
34.
What does the acronym FATTOM stand for?
a)
Food
And
Temperature
Time
Or
Moisture
b)
Federal 
Association
Traiining
Temperary
Organic
Matters
c)
Food
Acidity
Temperature
Time
Oxygen
Moisture
d)
Fancy
Agricultural
Tensing 
Tom
Over heat
Mopping
35.
What do we mean by "TCS food"?
a)
Thaw, Cook, Steam
b)
Time and temperature control for safety
c)
Time Chemical Station
d)
Temperature Control Safety
36.
Cross-contamination occurs when:
a)
Labels do not contain information on allergens
b)
Food is not held at the correct temperature
c)
Pathogens transfer from one surface to another
d)
Deliveries of frozen food are rejected
37.
What is time-temperature abuse?
a)
Allowing food to stay at temperatures good for the growth of pathogens
b)
Receiving frozen food frozen
c)
Transferring pathogens from one surface to another
d)
Staying home when sick with a fever
38.
A food handler accidentally sprays a cleaner into the fryer oil and continues to use the fryer. What type of hazard is this?
a)
Biological
b)
Chemical
c)
Physical
d)
Environmental
39.
A food handler transfers pathogens from hands to food. How could it have been prevented?
a)
Preventing cross contamination
b)
Practicing good personal hygiene
c)
Controlling time and temperature
d)
Cleaning and sanitizing correctly
40.
After cutting up melons, a food handler puts them in the cooler. What is this an example of?
a)
Practicing good personal hygiene
b)
Controlling time and temperature
c)
Preventing cross-contamination
d)
Correctly cleaning and sanitizing
41.
A food handler uses the same cutting board to prepare raw meat and then immediately to chop produce. This is an example of:
a)
Poor personal hygiene
b)
Time and temperature abuse
c)
Cross-contamination
d)
Incorrectly cleaning and sanitizing
42.
What are three types of hazards that make food unsafe?
a)
Biological, environmental and chemical
b)
Biological, chemical and sanitary
c)
Chemical, physical, and environmental
d)
Chemical, physical and biological
43.
Adults are more likely than preschool-age children to get sick from contaminated food.
a)
true 
b)
false
44.
What is the most important way to prevent a food-borne illness from viruses?
a)
Control time and temperature.
b)
Prevent cross-contamination.
c)
Practice good personal hygiene.
d)
Practice good cleaning and sanitizing. 
45.

What is a food-borne illness?

a)

Disease transmitted to people by food

b)

Spoiled Food

c)

Staff missing work

d)

Time control

46.
True or False: A foodborne-illness outbreak is when two or more people get sick after eating at the same place.
a)
True 
b)
False
47.
True or False: Adults are more likely than preschool-age children to get sick from contaminated food.
a)
True 
b)
False
48.
Biological contaminants consist of
a)
Viruses, Parasites, Fungi, Bacteria
b)
Cleaners, Sanitizers, Polishes
c)
Glass, Dirt, Bag Ties
d)
Science, Chemistry, Biology
49.
Chemical contaminants consist of
a)
Viruses, Parasites, Fungi, Bacteria
b)
Cleaners, Sanitizers, Polishes
c)
Glass, Dirt, Bag Ties
d)
Science, Chemistry, Biology
50.
Physical contaminants consist of
a)
Viruses, Parasites, Fungi, Bacteria
b)
Cleaners, Sanitizers, Polishes
c)
Glass, Dirt, Bag Ties
d)
Science, Chemistry, Biology
51.
A food-borne illness outbreak is when two or more people get sick after eating at the same place and the outbreak is investigated by a health authority and also confirmed by laboratory findings.
a)
True
b)
False