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Culinary Arts 1 Final Study Guide

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 44mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are not good job skills?

a)

Patience, Flexible, and Good Attitude

b)

Problem Solving, Organizational, and Detail Oriented

c)

Team Player, Resilience, and a Strong Work Ethic

d)

Inattentive, Procrastination, and Negative

2.

Which of the following is a topic that is acceptable to talk about during an interview?

a)

Work Ethic

b)

Age

c)

Religion

d)

Medical Information

3.

What do resumes entail?

a)

A one-page summary of skills, education, and experience

b)

A brief explanation of the type of job you are seeking.

c)

Essay format that introduce yourself and to highlight the qualities that make you suitable for the position.

d)

Is a letter that thanks the interviewer and reiterate your interest in the job.

4.

What do cover letters entail?

a)

A one-page summary of skills, education, and experience

b)

A brief explanation of the type of job you are seeking.

c)

Essay format that introduce yourself and to highlight the qualities that make you suitable for the position.

d)

Is a letter that thanks the interviewer and reiterate your interest in the job.

5.

What are your objective in a resume?

a)

A one-page summary of skills, education, and experience

b)

A brief explanation of the type of job you are seeking.

c)

Essay format that introduce yourself and to highlight the qualities that make you suitable for the position.

d)

Is a letter that thanks the interviewer and reiterate your interest in the job.

6.

How long should you wait before you send your thank you email?

a)

Between1 - 2 hours after

b)

Between 4 - 6 hours after

c)

Between 12 - 24 hours after

d)

Between 1 - 2 days after

7.

What color cutting board do you use for fruits and vegetables?

(a)  

8.

What color cutting board do you use for raw chicken?

(a)  

9.

What color cutting board do you use for raw pork and beef?

(a)  

10.

What color cutting board do you use for raw fish/seafood?

(a)  

11.

What color cutting board do you use for bread?

(a)  

12.

What color cutting board do you use for cooked meats?

(a)  

13.

What color cutting board do you use for dairy?

(a)  

14.

Who is most at risk for a food-borne illness?

a)

Infants

b)

Teens

c)

Young Adults

d)

Mild Age Adults

15.

Food Security

a)

The state of being able to access a reliable source of nutritious, healthy and affordable food

b)

The state of not being able to access a reliable source of nutritious, healthy and affordable food

c)

The same as food insecurity

d)

Food Stamps

16.

What does HACCP stand for?

a)

Hazard Analysis and Control Critical Pests

b)

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points

c)

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Pests

d)

Hazard Analysis and Control Critical Positions

17.

How many steps are in HACCP?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

7

18.

How does freezing food help to reduce food spoilage?

a)

Low temperature kills the microbes.

b)

Low temperature stops the growth of microbes

c)

Low temperature slows down the microbes.

d)

None of the following

19.

Which of the following is NOT a guideline for receiving a shipment?

a)

Only accept food shipments from approved sources.

b)

Accept it without checking the food

c)

Ensure that chemicals have been stored separately from food and food containers on the vehicle

d)

Check that the delivery vehicle is clean.

20.

FIFO

a)

First Invite, First Out

b)

Weighted average cost of inventory

c)

First Inventory, Find Out

d)

First In, First Out

21.

Temperature Danger Zone

a)

41° - 135°

b)

0° - 100°

c)

35 ° - 141°

d)

40° - 100°

22.

What temperature does your freezer need to be at?

a)

b)

10°

c)

-10°

d)

41°

23.

What does OSHA stand for?

a)

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

b)

Operational Safety for Healthy Adults

c)

Operational Safety and Health Administration

d)

Occupational Safety for Healthy Adults

24.

The importance of OSHA at workplace includes

a)

Provide Harmful Environment

b)

Health and Safety Hazards

c)

Personal Responsibility

d)

Healthy Lifestyle

25.

What is the most common type of material used for baking pans?

a)

Copper

b)

Iron

c)

Stainless Steal

d)

Aluminum

26.

What type of material holds heat for an extended amount of time?

a)

Copper

b)

Aluminum

c)

Cast Iron

d)

Lead

27.

1 Tablespoon = (a)   Teaspoons

28.

1/4 Cup = (a)   Tablespoons

29.

2 Cups = (a)   Pint

30.

1 Quart = (a)   Pints

31.

1 Gallon = (a)   Quarts

32.

1/4 peck = (a)   Quarts

33.

1/2 peck = (a)   Quarts

34.

1 Peck = (a)   Quarts

35.

1/2 Bushel = (a)   Pecks

36.

1 Bushel = (a)   Pecks

37.

When fabricating a chicken how many pieces do you cut out?

a)

4

b)

6

c)

8

d)

10

38.

Hollandaise Sauce

a)

This is made from butter and egg yolks.

b)

This is made from flour, milk, and butter.

c)

This is made with a white stock (usually chicken) and a roux

d)

This is made with a brown stock (beef) and a roux

e)

This is made with tomato sauce and a roux.

39.

Béchamel Sauce

a)

This is made from butter and egg yolks.

b)

This is made from flour, milk, and butter.

c)

This is made with a white stock (usually chicken) and a roux

d)

This is made with a brown stock (beef) and a roux

e)

This is made with tomato sauce and a roux.

40.

Espagnole Sauce

a)

This is made from butter and egg yolks.

b)

This is made from flour, milk, and butter.

c)

This is made with a white stock (usually chicken) and a roux

d)

This is made with a brown stock (beef) and a roux

e)

This is made with tomato sauce and a roux.

41.

Velouté Sauce

a)

This is made from butter and egg yolks.

b)

This is made from flour, milk, and butter.

c)

This is made with a white stock (usually chicken) and a roux

d)

This is made with a brown stock (beef) and a roux

e)

This is made with tomato sauce and a roux.

42.

Tomate Sauce

a)

This is made from butter and egg yolks.

b)

This is made from flour, milk, and butter.

c)

This is made with a white stock (usually chicken) and a roux

d)

This is made with a brown stock (beef) and a roux

e)

This is made with tomato sauce and a roux.

43.

Paysanne

a)

Rough Cut

b)

Slice it thinly, but according to its natural shape

c)

Cut that’s applied to herbs and leafy vegetables

d)

Matchsticks Cut, 2 to 3 inches long and 1/16- to 1/8-inch thick

44.

Julienne

a)

Rough Cut

b)

Slice it thinly, but according to its natural shape

c)

Cut that’s applied to herbs and leafy vegetables

d)

Matchsticks Cut, 2 to 3 inches long and 1/16- to 1/8-inch thick

45.

Chiffonade

a)

Rough Cut

b)

Slice it thinly, but according to its natural shape

c)

Cut that’s applied to herbs and leafy vegetables

d)

Matchsticks Cut, 2 to 3 inches long and 1/16- to 1/8-inch thick

46.

Steam

a)

Vegetables are placed in a basket (stainless steel or bamboo) and placed over a pot of boiling water.

b)

Cooking an item in rapid boiling water and then putting it immediately in an ice bath.

c)

With this method, vegetables are cooked in a small amount of fat (butter or oil) over a low heat. The idea is that the veggies will cook without browning.

d)

When water reaches 212° F

47.

Boil

a)

Vegetables are placed in a basket (stainless steel or bamboo) and placed over a pot of boiling water.

b)

Cooking an item in rapid boiling water and then putting it immediately in an ice bath.

c)

With this method, vegetables are cooked in a small amount of fat (butter or oil) over a low heat. The idea is that the veggies will cook without browning.

d)

When water reaches 212° F

48.

Blanch

a)

Vegetables are placed in a basket (stainless steel or bamboo) and placed over a pot of boiling water.

b)

Cooking an item in rapid boiling water and then putting it immediately in an ice bath.

c)

With this method, vegetables are cooked in a small amount of fat (butter or oil) over a low heat. The idea is that the veggies will cook without browning.

d)

When water reaches 212° F

49.

Sweat

a)

Vegetables are placed in a basket (stainless steel or bamboo) and placed over a pot of boiling water.

b)

Cooking an item in rapid boiling water and then putting it immediately in an ice bath.

c)

With this method, vegetables are cooked in a small amount of fat (butter or oil) over a low heat. The idea is that the veggies will cook without browning.

d)

When water reaches 212° F

50.

The total weight or amount of a product when bought (before trimming)

a)

Edible Portion

b)

As Purchased

c)

Yield Percentage

d)

.

51.

Is the portion of food that the weight or amount of product after trimming

a)

Edible Portion

b)

As Purchased

c)

Yield Percentage

d)

.

52.

The amount of product that is lost during trimming

a)

Edible Portion

b)

As Purchased

c)

Yield Percentage

d)

.

53.

Food that has a long shelf life and don't require refrigeration to keep them from spoiling

a)

Perishable

b)

Non Perishable

c)

Semi Perishable

d)

.

54.

Foods that do not require immediate refrigeration but will spoil more quickly than non perishable items.

a)

Perishable

b)

Non Perishable

c)

Semi Perishable

d)

.

55.

Food that is highly susceptible to spoilage and must be consumed in a short period of time

a)

Perishable

b)

Non Perishable

c)

Semi Perishable

d)

.

56.

Low-protein; baking powder previously added to flour; best for biscuits and short breads

a)

All Purpose Flour

b)

Self Rising Flour

c)

Almond Flour

d)

Bread Flour

57.

Is any one of a number of substances used in doughs and batters that cause a foaming action that lightens and softens the mixture.

a)

Leavening Agent

b)

Flour

c)

Milk

d)

Water

58.

The number of calories one needs each day is called the __________.

a)

Nutrient requirement

b)

Calorie intake

c)

Calorie requirement

d)

My Plate

59.

A la Carte

a)

A menu on which each food item or beverage is priced and served separately.

b)

A menu where appetizers and desserts are usually priced and served separately.

c)

A single menu listing breakfast, lunch, and dinner foods that offer customers the freedom to choose any item at any time of the day

d)

List food that is served only on a particular day.

60.

Modified A la Carte

a)

A menu on which each food item or beverage is priced and served separately.

b)

A menu where appetizers and desserts are usually priced and served separately.

c)

A single menu listing breakfast, lunch, and dinner foods that offer customers the freedom to choose any item at any time of the day

d)

List food that is served only on a particular day.

61.

California Menu

a)

A menu on which each food item or beverage is priced and served separately.

b)

A menu where appetizers and desserts are usually priced and served separately.

c)

A single menu listing breakfast, lunch, and dinner foods that offer customers the freedom to choose any item at any time of the day

d)

List food that is served only on a particular day.

62.

Du Jour Menu

a)

A menu on which each food item or beverage is priced and served separately.

b)

A menu where appetizers and desserts are usually priced and served separately.

c)

A single menu listing breakfast, lunch, and dinner foods that offer customers the freedom to choose any item at any time of the day

d)

List food that is served only on a particular day.

63.

Table d’hote and prix fixe Menus

a)

Offer complete meals at a set price and a prix fixe menu offers the same including a beverage.

b)

Offers the same items every day.

c)

Offers a limited range of choices to the customers.

d)

Written for a certain period of time and then repeats itself.

64.

Fixed Menu

a)

Offer complete meals at a set price and a prix fixe menu offers the same including a beverage.

b)

Offers the same items every day.

c)

Offers a limited range of choices to the customers.

d)

Written for a certain period of time and then repeats itself.

65.

Cyclical Menu

a)

Offer complete meals at a set price and a prix fixe menu offers the same including a beverage.

b)

Offers the same items every day.

c)

Offers a limited range of choices to the customers.

d)

Written for a certain period of time and then repeats itself.

66.

Limited Menu

a)

Offer complete meals at a set price and a prix fixe menu offers the same including a beverage.

b)

Offers the same items every day.

c)

Offers a limited range of choices to the customers.

d)

Written for a certain period of time and then repeats itself.

67.

Casual Dinning

a)

Attract people who like to eat out, but are not interested in a formal atmosphere or high prices. Enjoy a relaxed environment

b)

Offer limited menus, low prices, and speedy service.

c)

A self-service, pick and choose set up. Usually feature two or three main courses and several options for sides and desserts. Guests travel through a line and pick out their meal from what is offered.

d)

Provide an environment featuring: Excellent food, Elegant décor, and Superior service

68.

Cafeteria and Institutional

a)

Attract people who like to eat out, but are not interested in a formal atmosphere or high prices. Enjoy a relaxed environment

b)

Offer limited menus, low prices, and speedy service.

c)

A self-service, pick and choose set up. Usually feature two or three main courses and several options for sides and desserts. Guests travel through a line and pick out their meal from what is offered.

d)

Provide an environment featuring: Excellent food, Elegant décor, and Superior service

69.

Fine Dining/Formal Dining

a)

Attract people who like to eat out, but are not interested in a formal atmosphere or high prices. Enjoy a relaxed environment

b)

Offer limited menus, low prices, and speedy service.

c)

A self-service, pick and choose set up. Usually feature two or three main courses and several options for sides and desserts. Guests travel through a line and pick out their meal from what is offered.

d)

Provide an environment featuring: Excellent food, Elegant décor, and Superior service

70.

Quick Service

a)

Attract people who like to eat out, but are not interested in a formal atmosphere or high prices. Enjoy a relaxed environment

b)

Offer limited menus, low prices, and speedy service.

c)

A self-service, pick and choose set up. Usually feature two or three main courses and several options for sides and desserts. Guests travel through a line and pick out their meal from what is offered.

d)

Provide an environment featuring: Excellent food, Elegant décor, and Superior service