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Chapter 20 Level 1 Study Guide

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When handling a guest complaint over the phone, it is a good idea to ________, so that you can develop a complete understanding of the caller’s problem.

a)

Take notes

b)

Ignore the complaint

c)

Transfer the call immediately

d)

Record the conversation

2.

The feeling that guests take with them from their experience with a restaurant or foodservice operation is called ________.

a)

hospitality

b)

ambiance

c)

service

d)

cuisine

3.

Restaurant and foodservice employees provide ________.

a)

service

b)

products

c)

entertainment

d)

transportation

4.

A ________ is one of the least expensive and most effective forms of advertising.

a)

strong first impression

b)

television commercial

c)

billboard advertisement

d)

radio jingle

5.

Who is responsible for ensuring prompt, friendly, and professional service from the time a guest arrives to the time of departure?

a)

All food service employees

b)

Waiter/waitress

c)

Manager

d)

Host/hostess

6.

Service can be improved through training, effort, and ________.

a)

commitment

b)

luck

c)

chance

d)

randomness

7.

The element that attracts a guest to one operation over another is called a ________.

a)

competitive advantage

b)

marketing strategy

c)

customer service

d)

location

8.

The guest’s initial experience with the operation is called the ________.

a)

first impression

b)

final review

c)

secondary assessment

d)

concluding observation

9.

Which of the following is a benefit of good customer service?

a)

Enhanced business reputation

b)

Free advertising

c)

The ability to relax

d)

The option to charge more

10.

________ is the single most important aspect of the job when working in a service industry.

a)

Serving people directly

b)

Managing finances

c)

Developing new products

d)

Conducting market research

11.

What accounts for all the many different settings in which an initial guest interaction might occur?

a)

Customer service plan

b)

Host greeting plan

c)

Multiple setting flowchart

d)

Initial interaction plan

12.

Quality customer service will most likely result in ________.

a)

increased guest loyalty

b)

decreased customer satisfaction

c)

higher employee turnover

d)

Higher prices

13.

When two restaurants share similar menus and food quality, a competitive advantage can most easily be gained through ________.

a)

improving customer service

b)

lowering prices

c)

expanding the menu

d)

increasing advertising

14.

For servers, ________ helps to create a positive first impression.

a)

a clean, ironed uniform

b)

smiling

c)

constant attention

d)

a colorful uniform

15.

Bring out crayons and paper before service is a helpful service tip for addressing the needs of parents with small children.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Seat the guest in an area with plenty of space is a helpful service tip when serving a guest in a wheelchair. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

17.

Anonymous diners hired by an operation to critique the service are ________.

a)

mystery shoppers

b)

food critics

c)

restaurant reviewers

d)

culinary inspectors

18.

Talking to diners is the simplest and most immediate way to gather guest feedback.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Quick surveys that guests complete that note their level of satisfaction with the food and service provided are called ________.

a)

comment cards

b)

feedback forms

c)

satisfaction surveys

d)

customer reviews

20.

Focus groups are when guests or employees meet as a group to talk with managers about possible improvements in service or other areas. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

21.

In the foodservice industry, the benefits restaurant and foodservice employees provide to guests is called what?

a)

service

b)

benefits

c)

customer satisfaction

d)

perks

22.

In the foodservice industry, the feeling that guests take with them from their experience with an operation is called what?

a)

hospitality

b)

service

c)

preparation

d)

contentment

23.

A reason for an operation to create a good first impression is ________.

a)

It makes guests more likely to forgive minor errors

b)

It ensures immediate customer loyalty

c)

It guarantees repeat business

d)

It eliminates the need for further marketing

24.

What should you do as soon as guests arrive at a foodservice operation?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Greet them

c)

Inform them of the wait time

d)

Serve them immediately

25.

What are the two elements critical to high-quality customer service?

a)

Food and drinks

b)

Service and hospitality

c)

Location and ambiance

d)

Price and quality

26.

In the foodservice industry, what is the thing that attracts a guest to one operation over another?

a)

A competitive advantage.

b)

The color of the menu.

c)

The type of napkins used.

d)

The brand of kitchen equipment.

27.

What are comment cards?

a)

A) Detailed feedback forms

b)

B) Quick surveys that guests complete

c)

C) Payment receipts

d)

D) Reservation confirmations

28.

What should a server do if they do not know the answer to a guest's specific question about menu ingredients?

a)

Ask someone who does know.

b)

Guess the answer based on common knowledge.

c)

Ignore the question and move on.

d)

Provide a vague response to satisfy the guest.

29.

What is likely to decrease if there is good customer service?

a)

Marketing costs.

b)

Customer satisfaction.

c)

Product quality.

d)

Employee turnover.

30.

What is likely to decrease if there is bad customer service?

a)

Guest satisfaction.

b)

Employee turnover.

c)

Product quality.

d)

Operational costs.

31.

When serving older guests, how should you behave?

a)

Quickly and efficiently

b)

Respectful and patient

c)

Loudly and clearly

d)

Casually and informally

32.

What should all foodservice employees wear?

a)

Clean clothes.

b)

Scarf

c)

Apron

d)

Allergy alert bracelet

33.

What are evaluations that guests can fill out that sometimes include more open-ended questions called?

a)

Surveys.

b)

Reports.

c)

Invoices.

d)

Schedules.

34.

To identify a first time guest, servers should

a)

Ask, "Have you dined with us before?"

b)

Come up with a scanning system

c)

Observe a customer's body language

d)

Ask fellow employees if they recognize the guest

35.

Servers should know the ingredients in every menu item.

a)

true

b)

false

36.

What might help make foreign-language guests feel more comfortable and welcome?

a)

have dual-language menus

b)

translate everything

c)

speak slowly and enunciate well

d)

find a translator if you don't know what language they speak

37.

If a server does not know the ingredients in a menu item they should do what?

a)

Ask the chef

b)

Take the best guess

c)

Make it up

d)

Recite a family recipe

38.

What is monitoring method that calls a group of customers together to brainstorm ways to improve service?

a)

focus group

b)

survey

c)

questionnaire

d)

active

39.

Which is not a part of hospitality?

a)

service

b)

care

c)

attention

d)

physical environment

e)

good employees