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3.4 Review

Total questions: 77

Worksheet time: 39mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A grease fire starts in a pan on the stove top. You should immediately:

a)

Throw water on the fire

b)

Run out of the room

c)

Put salt, baking soda or a lid on the fire

d)

Call 911

2.

The main reason that spills should be cleaned up immediately is because:

a)

Spills are harder to clean the longer they sit

b)

Somebody could slip and fall

c)

They look messy

d)

They make the kitchen smell funny

3.

Dull knives are safer than sharp knives.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Saucepans and frying pans should be placed on the stove top with the handles facing:

a)

Inward

b)

Any which way. It doesn’t matter!

c)

Toward the person cooking

d)

Over a burner

5.

How long should you wash your hands for?

a)

10 seconds

b)

15 seconds

c)

20 seconds

d)

60 seconds

6.

When cutting food, your hand stabilizing the food should be:

a)

Splayed out

b)

Fingertips curled in

c)

Gripping it like a pencil

d)

Held between thumb or forefinger

7.

Food should never be left out more than:

a)

30 min

b)

1 hour

c)

2 hours

d)

4 hours

8.

To thaw frozen meat, you should:

a)

Defrost it in a tub of warm water

b)

Cook it frozen, it’s okay!

c)

Defrost it on a countertop

d)

Defrost it in the refrigerator

9.

The temperature danger zone is between _______ degrees Fahrenheit and _______ degrees Fahrenheit.

a)

50 and 100

b)

30 and 130

c)

40 and 140

d)

100 and 200

10.

What do we mean by the “temperature danger zone”?

a)

It is the temperature that you can burn food.

b)

It is the temperature that can cause food to spoil if left out too long.

c)

It is the temperature you can burn yourself.

d)

It is the temperature that can cause freezer burn.

11.
Poultry
a)
165 for 15 seconds
b)
155 for 15 seconds
c)
145 for 15 seconds
d)
135
12.
Ground Beef
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135 
13.
Steak
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135
14.
Pork Roast
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 4 minutes
d)
145 for 15 Seconds
15.
Pasta
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135
16.
Shell eggs that will be served immediately
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135
17.
Pork Chops
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
134
18.
Turkey 
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135
19.
Stuffed Seafood
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 4 minutes
d)
135
20.
Shell eggs that will be hot held for service
a)
165 for 15 Seconds
b)
155 for 15 Seconds
c)
145 for 15 Seconds
d)
135
21.
Which is NOT one of the HACCP principles
a)
Check the system and verify that it works
b)
Develops procedures to educate the regulators about the HACCP principles
c)
Identify likely hazards
d)
establish Critical control points
22.
A new restaurant decides to develop a HACCP Plan- the First Step is
a)
Monitor
b)
Verify
c)
Hire a consulting company
d)
Conduct a Hazard Analysis
23.
Determining how and when the critical limits are being met is part of which HACCP principle?
a)
Record Keeping
b)
Monitoring
c)
hazard analysis
d)
Establishing Critical Control Points
24.
Whats the thrid step of HAACP
a)
Establishing Hazard Analysis
b)
Establishing Critical Control Limits
c)
Establishing Critical control points
d)
Verifying
25.
The temperature of a pot of beef stew is checked during holding.  The stew has not met the critical limit and is thrown out according to house policy.  Throwing out the stew is an example of which HACCP principle?
a)
Monitoring
b)
Verification
c)
Hazard analysis
d)
Corrective Action
26.
Recording temperatures from the oven, every hour is following which HAACP plan?
a)
record keeping
b)
monitoring
c)
verifying
d)
Critical control limits
27.

What does HACCP stand for?

a)

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point

b)

Hazard And Critical Control Point

c)

Health Analysis and Critical Control Point

d)

Hazard And Critical Cooking Point

28.

a food that is usually eaten before the main dish

a)

appetizer

b)

side order

c)

entree

29.

a drink

a)

dessert

b)

takeout

c)

beverage

30.

a main dish

a)

vegetarian dish

b)

entree

c)

seasonal

31.

money the customers leave for the waiter or waitress as a tip

a)

gratuity

b)

takeout

c)

appetizer

32.

This type of menu offers the same dishes, every day, for a long period of time.

a)

fixed menu

b)

cycle menu

c)

du jour menu

d)

a la carte

33.

A ____________ menu is used for a set period of time, such as a week, month, or even longer.

a)

fixed

b)

cycle

c)

du jour

d)

a la carte

34.

A ________ menu lists dishes available that particular day.

a)

fixed

b)

cycle

c)

du jour

d)

a la carte

35.

An _______________menu offers each food and beverage item priced and served separately

a)

fixed

b)

cycle

c)

du jour

d)

a la carte

36.

A ________________ lists complete meals, from appetizers to desserts and sometimes beverages for one set price .

a)

du jour

b)

a la carte

c)

semi a la carte

d)

table d'hôtel

37.

•If a restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals all day, it will sometimes list them together on the same menu, this is known as a ___________ menu

a)

Colorado

b)

California

c)

Carolina

d)

Connecticut

38.
Fry Chef
a)
Frissionier
b)
Fish Fry
c)
Friturier
d)
Fritissioner
39.
Assistant Chef
a)
Soup Chef
b)
Saute Chef
c)
Station Chef
d)
Sous Chef 
40.

Pantry Chef/Cold Foods Chef

a)

Garde Manger

b)

Gourmet Chef

c)

Hot Foods Chef

d)

Sous Chef

41.
Patissier
a)
Pantry Chef
b)
Petit Fours
c)
Pan Chef
d)
Pastry Chef
42.

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

43.

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

44.

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

45.

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

46.

Creator of the Kitchen Brigade System

a)

Fernand Point

b)

Georges-Auguste Escoffier

c)

Marie-Antoine Careme

d)

Michel Guerard

47.

How do you measure brown sugar

a)

Scoop into dry measuring cup and pack down

b)

Lightly scoop into measuring cup and level with a flat edge

c)

Scoop into liquid measuring cup and pat down

d)

You don't need to measure it just estimate

48.

When looking at a recipe, the capital T stands for

a)

teaspoon

b)

1/4 teaspoon

c)

1/2 teaspoon

d)

Tablespoon

49.

If you are doubling a recipe that has 1 1/2 cups of flour, how much flour will you need?

a)

You do not have to double the flour

b)

2 1/2 cups

c)

3 cups

d)

What is "doubling" a recipe?

50.

How do you measure solid butter?

a)

With a Tablespoon

b)

You need to melt it first then use a liquid measuring cup

c)

Look at the markings on the wrapper

d)

Butter is always measuring in sticks EX: 1 stick, 2 sticks etc.

51.

What would you use to measure 1 cup of oil?

a)

Dry measuring cup

b)

A ladle

c)

Liquid measuring cup

d)

Measuring spoons

52.

What would you use to measure 2 T of sugar?

a)

Dry Measuring Cups

b)

Liquid Measuring cups

c)

Measuring Spoons

d)

I don't know

53.

How many t = T?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

2

d)

2 1/2

54.

What would you use to measure sour cream?

a)

Dry measuring cup

b)

Liquid Measuring Cup

c)

Measuring Spoons

d)

I don't know

55.

This picture is a picture of what?

a)

measuring spoon

b)

turner

c)

wooden spoon

d)

whisk

56.

Which piece(s) of kitchen equipment listed below is(are) used to measure dry ingredients?

Choose ALL that apply

a)

measuring spoons

b)

liquid measuring cup

c)

dry measuring cups

d)

All of these are correct

57.

The following is a picture of what?

a)

liquid measuring cups

b)

measuring bowls

c)

measuring spoons

d)

measuring cups

58.

What piece(s) of kitchen equipment are used to take lumps out of flour?

a)

sifter

b)

blender

c)

strainer

d)

pastry blender

59.

Which of the following is the BEST equipment used to peel fruits or vegetables?

a)

Grater

b)

Peeler

c)

paring knife

d)

ladle

60.

The following is used to measure what? Choose all that apply.

a)

flour

b)

water

c)

oil

d)

milk

61.

If I need to measure a small amount of baking powder for my cookie recipe, which piece of measuring equipment should I use?

a)

dry measuring cups

b)

measuring spoons

c)

liquid measuring cup

d)

None of these are correct

62.

For my Vegetable Pasta Soup, I need diced carrots, minced celery, cubed zucchini, and chopped parsley. Which of the following kitchen knives can do all of the tasks mentioned?

a)

paring knife

b)

boning knife

c)

bread knife

d)

chef's knife

63.

What mixer attachment would you use to incorporate air into a batter ?

a)

Dough Hook

b)

Paddle

c)

Wire Whisk

64.

Which oven circulates air using a fan at the back of the oven?

a)

Conveyor Oven

b)

Conventional Oven

c)

Convection Oven

d)

Toaster Oven

65.

Which of these would be best for getting identical delicate slices of potatoes?

a)

Food Chopper

b)

Food Processor

c)

Chef Knife

d)

Mandoline

66.

Which of the following would be best suited for cooking pancakes?

a)

Flat top Burner

b)

Induction Burner

c)

Griddle

d)

Open Burner

67.

If you needed a leavened dough to rise quickly which would be the best piece of equipment to use?

a)

Conveyor Oven

b)

Proofing Cabinet

c)

Salamander

d)

Pressure Steamer

68.
A conventional or standard oven
a)
heats food from the top only to cook the product
b)
heats food from the sides to cook the product
c)
heats food from the botton to cook the product
d)
uses direct flames from all sides to cook the product
69.
A proofing cabinet is a piece of equipment that is 
a)
designed to hold cooked food for service.
b)
designed to help yeast products proof properly
c)
a cabinet that holds moisture so it can be used as a steamer
d)
designed to bake and hold yeast products
70.

What is the purpose of this attachment?

a)

to knead heavy doughs

b)

to make cookie batter

c)

to add air to light mixes

71.
What piece of equipment is shown?
a)
Saucepan
b)
Strainer
c)
Colander
72.
What piece of equipment is shown?
a)
Turner
b)
Rubber spatula
c)
Wooden spoon
73.
What piece of equipment is shown?
a)
Strainer
b)
Sifter
c)
Colander
74.

You are doubling a recipe. The original recipe uses 1 tsp. vanilla. How much is double?

a)

1/2 tsp

b)

1.5 tsp

c)

2 tsp

d)

1 tsp

75.

You are doubling a cookie recipe. The original uses 3/4 cup sugar. How much sugar is needed?

a)

6/8 cup

b)

6/4 cup = 1 & 1/2 cups

c)

1 cup

d)

2cup

76.

You are making a half batch of cookies that takes 1 cup brown sugar. How much brown sugar do you need?

a)

2 cups

b)

3/4 cup

c)

1/2 cup

d)

.5 cups

77.

The full batch of cookies makes 4 dozen cookies. How many cookies should be made?

a)

40 cookies

b)

48 cookies

c)

56 cookies

d)

400 cookies