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FQM Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is the percentage of the sales that would be spent if all products were prepared to Gold Standard Quality. It is what the inventory system calculates your food cost should be, assuming every product sold has the correct amount of ingredients

a)

Basefood

b)

Food Cost Controllables

c)

Paper Cost

d)

Gross Profit

2.

is the amount the restaurant actually spends on food.

a)

Basefood

b)

Actual Food Cost

c)

Food Cost Controllable

d)

Gross Profit

3.

the difference between food base and actual food cost is known as ...

a)

Gross Profit

b)

Food Cost Controllable

c)

Stat Variance

d)

Yield

4.

include those handed out over the counter such as salt and pepper, extra sauces, but also miscellaneous items such as CO2, RDB Oil, etc.

a)

Stat/ Yield

b)

Employee Meal

c)

Condiments

d)

Unexplained Difference

5.

is an administrative error, such as an invoice not being entered or being incorrectly entered.

a)

Raw Waste

b)

Condiments

c)

Stat/ Yield

d)

Unexplained Difference

6.

The number of days between placing the order and the delivery of that order

a)

Lag Time

b)

Order Span

c)

Pad

7.

the number of days needed to ensure a reasonable reserve inventory

a)

Lag Time

b)

Order Span

c)

Pad

8.

How to calculate for UPT?

a)

Last Month Sales divided by Sales per Thousands

b)

Last Month Usage divided by Sales per Thousands

c)

Case Usage divided by Sales per Thousands

9.

How to calculate for Build- To 's?

a)

Sales for ordering divided by case usage

b)

Sales for ordering multiplied by case usage

c)

Sales for ordering multiplied by Case Usage per Thousands

d)

Sales for ordering divided by Case Usage per Thousands

10.

To have goods available in the right amounts at the right time based on customer demand, ensuring outstanding Customer Experience, and profitable business

a)

SPA

(Service, Production, Assembly)

b)

Inventory Management

c)

Planned and Daily Maintenance

d)

Ordering