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AC1: The industry (Slides 249 - 278)

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you provide any sort of accommodation, serviced or self-catering, the Equality Act 2010 applies to you.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Basic Customer Services Include: (Pick 4)

a)

Cleanliness

b)

Adequate safety/security

c)

Bathroom plumbing

d)

Michelin star food

e)

Lighting

3.

Poor customer service can (Pick 2)

a)

discourage customers from returning

b)

promote business

c)

lead to good reviews

d)

encourage them to turn to competitors.

4.

Good customer service can (Pick 3)

a)

Improve your hygiene rating

b)

Provide an edge over competitors

c)

Encourage customers to pay more to be certain of receiving good service

d)

Lead to higher profits

5.

What are key traits when dealing with a customer complaint? Pick 2

a)

If it's not your fault blame the other member of staff

b)

Allow the customer to make their point (do not take things personally)

c)

Listen with empathy

d)

Never apologise in case you can get sued

6.

Which of these is NOT a good Characteristics of Customer Focused Employees:

a)

Maintain eye contact

b)

Welcoming smile

c)

Respond to requests quickly and efficiently

d)

Don't directly look them in the eye when speaking

7.

Quality service is integral to securing repeat business and being successful.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Social media is an important tool for businesses to be successful?

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The customer needs and expectations of a business person are the same as a couple on a romantic get away?

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Name the cooking technique:

Translated as “under vacuum,” this French term means that the food (usually meat or vegetables) has been cooked in an airtight plastic bag submerged in a temperature-controlled water bath for a very long time.

a)

Sous-Vide

b)

Flash Frozen:

c)

Faux Caviar

d)

Deconstructed

e)

Powdered Food

11.

Name the food technique:

With this molecular gastronomy technique, food is frozen almost immediately often by using liquid nitrogen. This allows the water inside fruits, vegetables and other fruits to freeze without creating large crystals or damaging the cell membranes, thus preserving the texture of frozen foods (which would otherwise be mushy when defrosted).

a)

Sous-Vide

b)

Flash Frozen

c)

Faux Caviar

d)

Deconstructed

e)

Powdered Food

12.

Name the food technique:

Using a process known as spherification, liquid food like olive oil, tea and fruit juice can be turned into tiny little balls that look like caviar (see top image). The liquid is held in its shape by a thin gel membrane and enjoyed as a solid.

a)

Sous-Vide

b)

Flash Frozen

c)

Faux Caviar

d)

Deconstructed

e)

Powdered Food

13.

Name the food technique:

Dishes which feature separate building blocks instead of having everything combined. It allows the diner to construct a customized experience in his or her mouth.

a)

Sous-Vide

b)

Flash Frozen

c)

Faux Caviar

d)

Deconstructed

e)

Powdered Food

14.

As a manager of a small restaurant you have recently acquired a new computer. Which of these is NOT a method this computer could be used to assist the running of the restaurant?

a)

Reservation systems

b)

Electronic point of sale (EPOS)

c)

Stock control system

d)

Record Keeping

e)

Selling food and drink