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WorksheetsCh. 8 Review - Principles of Culinary and Hospitality
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Meals consumed at home but professionally prepared elsewhere are called
home meal replacement
foodservice
hospitality
cuisine
Welcoming guests and satisfying their needs.
home meal replacement
food service
hospitality
cuisine
Rate of pay that allows someone working full-time to support their family above the poverty level.
culinary
living wage
trends
full-service restaurant
New practices or conditions that point to the way things will be in the future.
home meal replacement
culinary
hospitality
trends
Someone who prepares food.
Culinarian
quick service restaurants
employees
sit down restaurants
Business of making and serving prepared food and drink.
food service
trends
living wage
cuisine
Style of cooking.
trends
cuisine
food service
hospitality
Operations, like Community Hospital, providing foodservice as a secondary activity (not the MAIN REASON) for the businesses in which they are found.
Noncommercial food service setting
Commercial food service setting
Businesses, like Arby's, with the primary goal of preparing and selling food to make money.
Noncommerical food service setting
Commercial food service setting
Restaurant that employs servers to take the customers’ orders and bring the meals to their tables.
full-service restaurant
catering
Providing food and service for groups. For example, a wedding reception.
full-service restaurant
catering
Culinary refers to matters related to hotels and hotel management.
True
False
The foodservice industry employs more minorities in management positions than any other industry.
True
False
The main focus for foodservice workers and culinarians is to prepare safe and satisfying food for guests.
True
False
Social media is an important means of promotion for many foodservice operations.
True
False
Sustainable products, like paper straws, have a positive effect on the environment.
True
False
Advances in technology have made kitchen equipment more efficient.
True
False
Many restaurants have started offering customers nutritional information for the items on their menus.
True
False
A food concession at a baseball stadium is an example of commercial foodservice.
True
False
What is one of the greatest challenges facing the foodservice industry?
Convincing workers to use technology.
Creating new opportunities for employee advancement.
Finding enough trained workers to fill all the available jobs.
Obtaining fresh, healthy ingredients from reliable vendors.
People who work in the culinary profession commonly experience ____.
a cold work environment
long periods of standing
low stress
relative safety from work-related accidents
Receiving a large tip while you were working at a restaurant is considered a ______ of working in foodservice.
challenge
problem
reward
difficulty
Working in an environment where there is high chance for burns, slips, and cuts is considered to be a ________ of working in foodservice.
perk
reward
benefit
challenge
