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Catering

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

The primary factor for caterings are

a)

Hygiene and sanitation

b)

Cleanliness and safe work environment

c)

Following safety regulations

d)

Well menu planning

2.

What are the two main types of catering?

a)

On premises and off premises

b)

Residential and Non residential

c)

Commercial and non commercial

d)

Welfare and subsidies

3.

_______ is serving food at a location away from the caterer's food production facility.

a)

Welfare catering

b)

Off premises catering

c)

Industrial catering

d)

Corporate catering

4.

Off premises catering is the service of meals in

a)

Factory, Industry, Corporates, etc.

b)

School, Colleges, Universities, etc.

c)

Offices, Clubs, Canteens, etc.

d)

All of the above.

5.

If careful consideration is given to certain small details and the people concerned take active participation

a)

It will increase productivity of the business or catering

b)

It will increase turnover and Improve profits.

c)

Generally enhance the reputation of the caterer.

d)

All of the above.

6.

Advantages of off- premises catering

a)

Additional revenues and Business by contract

b)

Limited inventories and

Controllable costs

c)

Direct payment

Advance forecasting

d)

All of the above

7.

Advance forecasting is more accurate for off-premise caterers

a)

Revenue forecasting somewhat easier.

b)

They can generate even more profit by providing other

services.

c)

Because parties are

generally booked weeks, months, or years in advance.

d)

None of the above.

8.

What does it take to become a successful off-premise caterer?

a)

Sense of Humor.

b)

Willingness to Take Calculated Risks

c)

Ability to Plan, Organize, Execute, and Control.

d)

All of the above

9.

The advantage of a central kitchen is ____________ up a kitchen on each service site.

a)

The lower risk.

b)

The reduced investment.

c)

The increase in quality

d)

The receiving of commodities.

10.

The role of a central kitchen is

a)

To increase the possibilities and feasibility of the staff and commodities to used.

b)

To increase the productivity of the kitchen and reduce the work load of the staff

c)

To cut down on staff and other food costs by purchasing all the raw materials and prepping meals for the other branches of the restaurant.

d)

To lower the risk of business and to improvise the factors associate with the caterings.

11.

A central kitchen enjoys greater efficiency through:

a)

Stafff

b)

Profit

c)

Waste management

d)

Non of the above

12.

A mobile caterer serves food directly from

a)

A vehicle, cart or truck which is designed for the purpose.

b)

A service which is designed for the purpose.

c)

An outlet which is designed for the purpose.

d)

A business which is designed for the purpose.

13.

Which of the following is the Mobile Catering

a)

Hostel mess caterig

b)

College mess catering

c)

Automobile catering

d)

None of the above

14.

Which of the following are branches of mobile catering

a)

Airline catering

b)

Cruise/Ship catering

c)

Railway catering

d)

All of the above

15.

The two types of sea transports, which provide the catering facilities: –

a)

Cruise and Cargo

b)

Cruise liner and Cargo vessels

c)

Ships and boats

d)

Cargos and ships

16.

There is a central kitchen known as _________ , in which there are various sectors such as butchery, pastry, the raw material are packed up from ports in advance, service could be a fine plated buffet.

a)

Galley

b)

Main kitchen

c)

Advance kitchen

d)

Gallery

17.

Purchasing is one of the basic stages

a)

It involves the negotiation and bargaining over the firm where to be purchase.

b)

it involves the procurement of raw materials from the market in exchange of resources.

c)

It involves the stacking and distribution of the commodities

d)

It involves the hold processes of the raw materials

18.

Purchase must support the needs of operations by providing an uninterrupted flow of high quality goods and services that internal customers require. This can be done by:

a)

Buying at the right price

b)

From the right source

c)

Delivery at the right time

d)

All of the above

19.

While selecting suppliers the following things to be kept in mind

a)

The prices are competitive for the goods specified in relation to the quality.

b)

The Standard Purchase Specification (SPS) for each item

c)

The delivery conditions- time of delivery, the package of the goods etc.

d)

All of the above

20.

Copies of the purchase specification need to be sent to the following

a)

The purchase department .

b)

The receiving department

c)

The supplier

d)

All of the above

21.

For effective purchase it is essential to remember

a)

Design the purchase procedures

b)

Determine the purchase needs

c)

Evaluate the purchasing task

d)

All of the above