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Hospitality and Catering - Structure of the industry

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Hospitality is defined as

a)

A business or person who arranges the preparation, delivery and presentation of food for clients

b)

Providing a food and beverage service to people in a particular location

c)

A place where a business or organisation operates from

d)

The business of providing people with accommodation, meals and drinks in a variety of places away from their home

2.

Free flow counter service can be best described as

a)

All food and drink on sale are displayed at a long counter and customers move along with a tray and pay at the end

b)

Different types of food and drink are displayed at different counters and customers pay at a central till.

c)

Foods and drinks are displayed on a menu behind the counter. Customers place their order and pays at the sales point on the counter.

d)

Customers sit at the counter on stools and are served their food.

3.

Which food service system involves the food to be specially prepared on a trolley at the table?

a)

Gueridon service

b)

Table service

c)

Vending service

d)

Counter service

4.

Which sector of the hospitality and catering industry aims to make a profit from its service?

a)

The commercial sector

b)

The non-commercial sector

c)

Both

5.

Which of the following are most likely to be part of the non-commercial sector?

a)

Armed forces

b)

Family holiday parks

c)

Motorway service stations

d)

Airlines

6.

Which of these are residential commercial establishments?

a)

Street food outlets

b)

Sports stadiums

c)

Bed and breakfasts

d)

Hostels and shelters

7.

Are volunteers most likely to be found in....

a)

The commercial sector

b)

The non-commercial sector

8.

Which of these roles is associated with the front of house staff in a hotel?

a)

Receptionist

b)

Maintenance team

c)

Cleaners

d)

Gardeners

9.

Which front of house role usually assists guests with booking tours, theatre and restaurant reservations etc?

a)

Waiter

b)

Bartender

c)

Cashier

d)

Concierge

10.

What is the trainee chef referred to in the kitchen brigade?

a)

Sous chef

b)

Commis chef

c)

Chef de partie

d)

Expeditor

11.

The Patisser is responsible for which food type?

a)

Meat and poultry

b)

Fish and seafood

c)

Pastry and deserts

d)

Vegetables

12.

Which organisation awards Rosettes as a rating system in the hospitality and catering industry

a)

AA

b)

Michelin Guide

c)

FSA

d)

Trip advisor

13.

The rating 'very good' by the Food Standards Agency is what numerical value?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6