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AC Final Review (Spring 23)

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Products leavened by yeast require time to ferment. Therefore, chemically leavened products can be produced in less time.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Self-rising flour is a ready-made mixture of flour and baking powder.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Crêpes and pâte à choux are different quick bread products that begin as batters.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Chemical leaveners expedite the leavening process, so preparation time for quick bread products is shorter than preparation time for baked products leavened using yeast.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The number of ways to shape yeast dough are limited to a few classic shapes.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Docking is sometimes used to create decorative patterns on the surface of the finished loaf

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Most bread is best stored in the refrigerator.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Essential to the baker’s craft are understanding that yeast is a living organism and knowing how it reacts to various conditions and ingredients.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Pie dough is a simple mixture of flour, fat, liquid, and baking powder.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Some bakers prefer to use milk over water in pie dough because crusts made with milk brown more slowly.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

In foodservice, fruit pie filling is always thickened as the pie bakes in the oven.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Many foodservice operations buy ready-made puff pastry to save time and labor.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Cake flour has the highest protein content and the lowest starch content of any type of flour found in the bakeshop.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The sponge method begins with combining the egg products with some or all of the sugar.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

In the sponge method, bakers fold in dry ingredients with a spatula to ensure that any air in the mixture is loosened and released.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

To divide a cake into layers, choose a serrated knife, and use a sawing motion to cut the cake horizontally.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

When baking cakes at altitudes over 2000 feet (610 m), more leavening is needed to achieve the same texture as a cake baked near sea level.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The position of maître d’hôtel is to the dining room what the chef is to the kitchen.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Restaurants are busy, stressful places, and front-of-the-house staff are not expected to remain poised during service or kitchen problems.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Cappuccino is a combination of espresso, steamed milk, and a topping of frothy milk foam.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Quick breads can begin in the form of ____.

a)

dough

b)

pâte à choux

c)

batter

d)

both A and C

22.

The key difference between dough and batter is the ____.

a)

proportion of liquid used

b)

leavening agent used

c)

length of time they are beaten

d)

amount of fat added

23.

Overmixing quick bread dough can cause the finished product to be ____.

a)

soft and dense

b)

dry and flaky

c)

tender and smooth

d)

tough and chewy

24.

To achieve light and flaky biscuits, many bakers use flour that is ____.

a)

high in gluten and low in starch

b)

low in gluten and high in starch

c)

low in gluten and low in starch

d)

high in gluten and high in starch

25.

Which of the following is the key difference between muffin and biscuit preparation?

a)

Type of sugar

b)

Amount of mixing time once liquid is added

c)

Type of fat

d)

Type of leavening agent

26.

If fruits or nuts are to be added to muffins, they should be ____.

a)

folded into the liquid ingredients

b)

mixed with the dry ingredients

c)

mixed with the shortening

d)

folded in at the end of preparation

27.

Cornmeal must always be combined with wheat flour to create a dough or batter because cornmeal ____.

a)

is too high in gluten

b)

contains no gluten

c)

contains a natural leavening agent

d)

has a bitter taste

28.

Dissolving yeast in liquids at temperatures over 138°F (59°C) is ____.

a)

necessary for the yeast to work

b)

acceptable, but it might make the yeast rise too much

c)

not recommended because the yeast will work much slower

d)

not recommended because the yeast might be killed and not work at all

29.

Recipe directions for how long and at what speed dough is to be kneaded must be followed to create ____.

a)

a product with the correct texture

b)

a product with holes

c)

a soft product

d)

appropriate fermentation

30.

Fermentation can take as long as ____.

a)

one and a half hours

b)

two and a half hours

c)

three and a half hours

d)

four and a half hours

31.

Fermentation is generally considered complete when the size of the dough ____.

a)

increases by half

b)

doubles

c)

increases by one and a half

d)

triples

32.

Many bakers place the dough in an oiled container during fermentation and brush oil on the surface of the dough so ____.

a)

the bubbles are kept inside

b)

the oil seeps into the dough to add flavor

c)

the dough does not stick to the pan

d)

a dry crust does not form

33.

Punching the dough after fermentation allows carbon dioxide gas to be ____ “food”.

a)

trapped and allows the yeast to come in contact with more

b)

released and allows the yeast to come in contact with more

c)

released and allows the yeast to be protected from contact with additional

d)

trapped and allows the yeast to be protected from contact with additional

34.

For efficiently scaling large quantities of individual rolls, a ____ is used.

a)

portion scale

b)

dough divider

c)

muffin pan

d)

chef's knife

35.

Proofing is complete when the size of the dough ____.

a)

increases by half

b)

doubles

c)

increases by one and a half

d)

triples

36.

A wash gives dough a particular ____.

a)

color or textured crust

b)

color and flavor

c)

texture

d)

flavor

37.

During the baking process, yeast is ____.

a)

stabilized

b)

activated

c)

killed

d)

increased

38.

During the baking process, moisture in the dough ____.

a)

remains the same

b)

condenses

c)

increases

d)

evaporates

39.

During the baking process, starches and gluten in the dough ____.

a)

increase

b)

decrease

c)

become firm

d)

become soft

40.

For some professional bakers, butter is the top choice of fat for making pies because it ____.

a)

has good flavor

b)

is inexpensive

c)

melts at a higher temperature than shortening

d)

produces a flakier crust than shortening produces

41.

It is important that the liquid used in pie dough be ____.

a)

hot

b)

lukewarm

c)

cool

d)

ice cold

42.

Flaky pie dough would be the most common choice for which of the following?

a)

Pumpkin pie

b)

Chocolate pie

c)

Cherry pie

d)

All of the above

43.

The more pie dough is mixed and worked during preparation, the more ____ the finished product will be.

a)

tender

b)

tough

c)

flaky

d)

fragile

44.

To line a standard nine-inch pie pan, the baker typically rolls out about ____ thick.

a)

6 ounces of dough, 1/16 inch (1 mm)

b)

9 ounces of dough, 1/8 inch (2 mm)

c)

9 ounces of dough, 1/4 inch (4 mm)

d)

12 ounces of dough, 1/8 inch (2 mm)

45.

It is essential to use a prebaked pie shell or a pie shell with a crumb crust for cream and chiffon pies because these pies are____.

a)

baked at very low temperatures for a long time

b)

baked at very low temperatures for a short time

c)

baked at high temperatures for a very short time

d)

never baked

46.

Chiffon pie fillings are made of ____.

a)

puréed fruit filling and beaten eggs

b)

cream filling, whipped cream, and butter

c)

cream filling, whipped cream, and gelatin

d)

marshmallow cream filling, eggs, and heavy cream

47.

The classical shape for tarts is ____ sides.

a)

round with fluted

b)

round with smooth

c)

oval with smooth

d)

oval with fluted

48.

The most common flavor of pastry glaze used in professional bakeshops is ____.

a)

cherry

b)

apricot

c)

strawberry

d)

apple

49.

Which of the following is a common use for puff pastry?

a)

Making the classic dessert called a napoleon

b)

Making pastry cases to fill with savory fillings

c)

Preparing products en croute

d)

All of the above

50.

Which of the following is true of flour during cake baking?

a)

The proteins in flour coagulate, trapping moisture and gases, which gives the cake structure.

b)

The proteins in flour disintegrate, leaving air holes, which gives the cake tenderness.

c)

The starch in flour coagulates, trapping moisture and gases, which gives the cake structure.

d)

The starch in flour absorbs moisture and gives the cake structure.

51.

Which of the following is true of shortening during cake baking?

a)

It limits the development of gluten, which gives the cake structure.

b)

It limits the development of gluten, which gives the cake tenderness.

c)

It enhances the development of gluten, which gives the cake structure.

d)

It enhances the development of gluten, which gives the cake tenderness.

52.

Which of the following is characteristic of cakes prepared by the creaming method?

a)

The eggs and sugar are beaten until they are thick and ribbon-like.

b)

The egg products are combined with some or all of the sugar.

c)

The butter or shortening is mixed with the sugar using the paddle attachment of an electric mixer.

d)

The liquid or melted fat is added last.

53.

Cakes made by the sponge method must be portioned into pans and baked immediately because any delay ____.

a)

between preparation and baking adds baking time in the oven

b)

allows the shortening to melt and change the cake structure

c)

allows the batter to warm and cause it to rise too much

d)

allows air to escape from the sponge and will deflate the cake

54.

Genoise is distinct from most other cakes of its type because it contains ____.

a)

no butter and some liquid

b)

some butter and no liquid

c)

double the sugar and no eggs

d)

less eggs and no flour

55.

Which of the following describes genoise?

a)

A rich and airy cake that can easily be cut into layers.

b)

A cake that can be baked in a sheet and rolled.

c)

A cake that can be made into many different forms.

d)

All of the above.

56.

Which of the following is true of cake pan preparation?

a)

Pans are often prepped to make sure the batter does not overflow.

b)

All recipes require a pan to be prepped in some way before baking.

c)

The choice of how to prepare the pan might depend on the preferences of the baker and the recipe.

d)

All of the above.

57.

In addition to using a skewer or toothpick to test for doneness, which of the following do bakers consider an indication that the cake is done?

a)

The cake leaves an imprint when pressed and pulls slightly away from the sides of the pan.

b)

The cake springs back when pressed and pulls slightly away from the sides of the pan.

c)

The cake springs back when pressed and appears sealed to the sides of the pan.

d)

The cake leaves an imprint when pressed and appears sealed to the sides of the pan.

58.

Sides of cakes are often finished with a pastry comb or coated with crumbs and confections because ____.

a)

it is often difficult to create a perfectly smooth surface on cake sides

b)

these techniques give bakers a chance to use up odd pieces of product

c)

it is traditional with certain cake recipes

d)

it conserves frosting

59.

Before filling cake layers, it is common to brush the layers with ____.

a)

powdered sugar

b)

a soft brush

c)

simple syrup

d)

melted butter

60.

Which of the following is not a reason for a tough texture of a cake?

a)

Overmixed batter.

b)

Baking temperature too low.

c)

Too much flour added to the recipe.

d)

Too much sugar added to the recipe.

61.

Which of the following is a reason for a cake lacking volume?

a)

Undermixed batter.

b)

Too much sugar.

c)

Underwhipped eggs.

d)

Batter is too stiff.

62.

Which of the following is a reason for a cake to fall during baking?

a)

Not enough sugar.

b)

Baking temperature is too high (overbaked).

c)

Not enough or weak leavening agent.

d)

Not enough flour in the batter.

63.

Which of the following front-of-the-house positions is responsible for coordinating timing with the chef and delivering food from the kitchen to the dining room?

a)

Back server.

b)

Front server.

c)

Maître d’hôtel.

d)

Reservationist.

64.

Which of the following is an example of being able to “read” the customer?

a)

Treating all diners alike.

b)

. Anticipating customer questions and cutting in with answers.

c)

Checking for verbal and nonverbal cues to determine how the customer wants the server to treat him or her.

d)

All of the above.

65.

The servers cook and prepare dishes in front of the customer in ____ service.

a)

American

b)

Family-style

c)

Russian

d)

French

66.

When the appropriate flatware and glassware are placed in front of each diner just prior to serving each course and removed after, the place setting is referred to as ____.

a)

à la carte

b)

basic American

c)

banquet

d)

family-style

67.

When a server tells a chef to “fire table 26,” the server is communicating that ____.

a)

the busperson at table 26 is not carrying out his or her duties properly

b)

it is time to start making the food for table 26

c)

the server is about to take the orders for table 26

d)

the guests at table 26 are leaving, and the table is ready to be reset

68.

Once the food is ready in the kitchen, a ____ brings it to the dining room.

a)

front server

b)

back server

c)

busperson

d)

maître d’hôtel

69.

Which of the following is not an item that should be included in the script that staff follow when answering the restaurant phones?

a)

Answer the phone with a greeting, name of the restaurant, and the staff’s name.

b)

Answer the phone with a greeting, and identify the restaurant’s reservation website.

c)

Record the guest’s name, the number of guests, the time of reservation, and a contact phone number when taking a reservation.

d)

Close the call by thanking the guest for his or her interest in the restaurant.

70.

Which of the following actions regarding efficient time and motion techniques fails to contribute to a satisfactory customer experience?

a)

Move through the dining room with lightening speed in a stressed manner, keeping conversations with guests brief and expedient.

b)

Analyze what needs to be done, and determine the most efficient way to accomplish the task.

c)

Position the tray jack as close as possible to the table being served to reduce steps and increase efficient service.

d)

Stock server stations with napkins, flatware, and glasses, which the server needs ready access to throughout meal service.

71.

Which of the following is not correct when arranging a basic American place setting?

a)

A dinner plate, one or two forks placed to the left of the plate, and a knife and spoon to the right of the plate.

b)

A bread and butter plate placed to the upper left of the dinner plate.

c)

A cup and saucer placed near the knife and spoon in some family-style restaurants.

d)

A water glass placed to the upper left of the dinner plate.

72.

Which of the following is not an action front-of-the-house staff might take when conserving water is a practice of the restaurant?

a)

Fill water glasses after asking guests if they want water.

b)

Fill water glasses if guests request the server to do so.

c)

Preset filled water glasses on the table so they are ready for guests.

d)

Let guests know that the restaurant practices sustainability and does not automatically pour water for everyone.

73.

Guiding guests to certain menu items to increase sales is an example of _____.

a)

concern for the guest

b)

being polite

c)

part of a greeting

d)

suggestive selling

74.

Which of the following is not an example of actions to take once a restaurant guest has paid his or her bill?

a)

Thank the guest for his or her patronage, and encourage the guest to return again soon.

b)

Thank the guests in a truly genuine manner, rather than in a staged manner.

c)

Rush guests out the door in order to clear the table and preset it for the next guests.

d)

Allow the guests to linger at the table and continue their visit.

75.

A combination of espresso, steamed milk, and a topping of frothy milk foam is called _____.

a)

espresso

b)

cappucino

c)

mocha

d)

café au lait