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(P) TLE 9

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary responsibility of service staff when customers arrive at a restaurant?

a)

To greet them with a smile

b)

To check their reservations

c)

To show them to their table

d)

To take their orders immediately

2.

Why is it important to greet customers upon arrival?

a)

It allows staff to check reservation

b)

It makes the restaurants look busy

c)

It creates a positive first impression

d)

It helps in taking their orders fasters

3.

You are assigned as a receptionist in the restaurant. A male customer is coming as the first customer on that day. What will you do first?

a)

Wave your hand and point where to go.

b)

Welcome him with a smile and call a waiter.

c)

Open the door and greet him with the pleasant smile.

d)

Approach the customer and lead the way to his table.

4.

How can a staff member analyze the mood of the guest upon arrival?

a)

By ignoring them

b)

By asking them to leave

c)

By tasking their orders immediately

d)

By observing their body language and expressions

5.

How can service staff evaluate their greeting effectiveness?

a)

By ignoring guest reactions

b)

By asking guest for feedback

c)

By focusing only on their tasks

d)

By comparing with other restaurants

6.

When should you check if a costumer has a reservation?

a)

As soon as they arrive

b)

After they order their food

c)

After they have been seated

d)

When they ask for the menu

7.

What should you do if a guest has special needs, such as requiring a high chair?

a)

Ignore their request

b)

Make a note and address it later

c)

Ask them to wait until the meal is served

d)

Ensure their needs are taken care of immediately

8.

What will you do after escorting and seating the guests at their table?

a)

Leave them right away.

b)

Make suggestive selling.

c)

Take the order cautiously.

d)

Present the menu with a pleasant smile.

9.

Where should you position the group of guests with kids?

a)

At the center

b)

Near the entrance

c)

Close to the bar station

d)

In the corner or wall side

10.

When escorting guest to their table, which action is most appropriate to ensure a pleasant experience?

a)

Walk quickly to minimize delays

b)

Walk silently without engaging the guest

c)

Allow the guest to find their table themselves

d)

Engage in light conversation while walking at a comfortable pace

11.

To manage traffic flow in the dining area, how should you seat guests?

a)

Seat guest evenly among stations

b)

Fill one section first before moving to the next

c)

Seat them randomly based on the tables available

d)

Always seat them in the same area to minimize confusion

12.

If a guest inquires about the “fish of the day”, what would you offer?

a)

Recommend another dish unless they insist

b)

Hand over the menu and ask them to decide

c)

Describe it using honest, appealing, and specific language

d)

Give a vague description, as the fish may not be available later

13.

If a guest prefers to place their own napkin, what should you do?

a)

Ignore their preference

b)

Insit on placing it for them

c)

Politely allow them to do so

d)

Offer them a different napkin

14.

Which of the following is appropriate to say if the customer has no reservation?

a)

Table for two or three?

b)

How many are you, Sir/Ma’am?

c)

Table for how many persons, Sir/Ma’am?

d)

May I know how many are we expecting, Sir/Ma’am?

15.

A group of six guests arrives without a reservation. How should you determine their seating arrangement?

a)

Ask them to wait until all reservation are accomadated

b)

Check the table allocations and confirm availability before seating

c)

Seat them wherever space is available, even if the table fits only four

d)

Look for the largest table in the restaurant and seat them immediately

16.

A guest closes their menu and looks around the dining area. What does it indicate?

a)

They are ready to order

b)

They need more time to decide

c)

They are looking for someone to speak to

d)

They are dissatisfied with the menu options

17.

Which of the following situation shows your sincerity in welcoming the regular and loyal guests in the food establishment that you are working with?

a)

Provide eye contact with a smile saying, “Good morning, Ma’am welcome!”

b)

Provide eye contact with a smile saying, “Good morning, Ma’am welcome to JSC Hotel and Restaurant.”

c)

Provide eye contact with a smile saying, “Good morning, Ma’am welcome to JSC Hotel and Restaurant. How may I help you?”

d)

Provide eye contact with a smile saying, “Good morning, Ma’am Cruz welcome to JSC Hotel and Restaurant. How are you today?”.

18.

You are a restaurant receptionist. You were about to escort a family of six, a grandmother, two parents, and two children ages 8 and 6 to their table. Suddenly, the grandmother changed her mind and wanted a seat that is not reserved for them. What should you do with this kind of situation?

a)

Ignore them.

b)

Tell them to wait after the other guests.

c)

Apologize for the non-accommodation of the request.

d)

Apologize for the non-accommodation of the request and offer alternative seat.

19.

What is the menu that offers a complete meal with fixed price?

a)

A La Carte

b)

Cycle Menu

c)

Du Jour Menu

d)

Table D’ Hote

20.

What type of menu is a multiple-choice menu, shows portioned dishes and each dish is priced separately?

a)

A La Carte

b)

Du Jour Menu

c)

Cycle Menu

d)

Table D’ Hote

21.

What food would you offer to a customer who is in a hurry to take her lunch?

a)

Ready to cook food

b)

Ready to serve food

c)

Specialty for the day

d)

Highly profitable food.

22.

As a food attendant, what type of menu would you offer to the customers accompanied with children ages around five to ten years old?

a)

Breakfast Menu

b)

California Menu

c)

Children’s Menu

d)

Du Jour Menu

23.

You are assigned as the food attendant to a businessman who is so busy with his business, what menu would you offer to him if he dined at 12:00 in the afternoon?

a)

Breakfast Menu

b)

Dinner Menu

c)

Lunch Menu

d)

Tourist Menu

24.

When planning you should include the kind of food establishment you will have, what factor would you take into consideration?

a)

Occasions

b)

Type of Business

c)

Availability of food

d)

Environmental condition

25.

One thinks of hot summer months and the cold rainy months. Special hot foods can be offered on cold rainy days and cold foods can be offered on hot days, what factor would one take into consideration?

a)

Occasions

b)

Type of Business

c)

Availability of food

d)

Environmental condition

26.

Which of the following defines the Cycle Menu?

a)

It is composed mostly of light and often informal meals.

b)

It is more elaborate as guests have more time and leisure for eating.

c)

It is a set of dishes or menu items that is different for each day during a cycle repeats.

d)

It is posted on the board outside a restaurant usually with an attractive headline price, primarily designed primarily to attract tourists.

27.

Which among the given defines the Dinner Menu?

a)

It is composed mostly of light and often informal meals.

b)

It is more elaborate as guests have more time and leisure for eating.

c)

It is a set of dishes or menu item that is different for each day during a cycle repeats.

d)

It is posted on the board outside a restaurant usually with an attractive headline price, primarily designed primarily to attract tourists.

28.

Which of the following goals in menu planning states that the meals must be planned according to the material and human resources available?

a)

Nutritive goal

b)

Aesthetic goal

c)

Economic goal

d)

Managerial goal

29.

How would you properly take the guest’s orders?

a)

Repeat the orders of the guest.

b)

Hurriedly ask the customer if he is ready to order.

c)

Take the order beginning with the ladies, then the host, lastly, the gentlemen.

d)

Write down the order in triplicate copies; one copy goes to the kitchen, one for the waiter, and one for the cashier.

30.

Which of the following defines the Tourist Menu?

a)

It is composed mostly of light and often informal meals.

b)

It is more elaborate as guests have more time and leisure for eating.

c)

It is a set of dishes or menu item that is different for each day during a cycle repeats.

d)

It is posted on the board outside a restaurant usually with an attractive headline price, primarily designed primarily to attract tourists.

31.

What is the type of docket system used in large establishments and chain restaurants?

a)

Computerized systems

b)

Duplicate docket systems

c)

Triplicate docket systems

d)

Electronic billing machines

32.

Which among the given statements is not true about menu planning?

a)

It enables the planner to think ahead and assure what to prepare in advance.

b)

It helps anticipate possible problems that may come up based on themenu planned.

c)

It assures varied and interesting meal that would meet the needs and desires of customers.

d)

It minimizes the use of available resources like food supplies, fuel, tools, equipment, and food in season.

33.

If your target markets are students that love to buy and drink milk teas and eat pastries, what type of business would you build?

a)

Café

b)

Carinderia

c)

Fast Food Chain

d)

Luxurious Restaurants

34.

Which of the following goals in menu planning states that the meal should be pleasing, attractive, and satisfying to the customers?

a)

Nutritive goal

b)

Aesthetic goal

c)

Economic goal

d)

Managerial goal

35.

What is the type of docket system often used in small, informal restaurants and is suitable for Table d’ Hote menu?

a)

Computerized systems

b)

Duplicate docket systems

c)

Triplicate docket systems

d)

Electronic billing machines

36.

How do you accurately take the guest’s orders?

a)

trust your memory only

b)

do not pay close attention

c)

talk to other food attendants

d)

always jot down together with other instructions

37.

How would you do the recording of beverage orders?

a)

Record beverage orders in tickets

b)

Record beverage orders separately

c)

Record beverage orders in vouchers

d)

Record beverage orders in the same order slip

38.

Which of the following statements is not included in the sequence of taking orders?

a)

Take the payment.

b)

Place the order to the kitchen.

c)

Write all orders in an order slip in triplicate.

d)

If applicable, ask the guests how he wants his dish prepared.

39.

Which is the best phraseology if you are incorporating suggestive selling throughout the order-taking process?

a)

“Do you have any reservation?”

b)

“Table for how many persons Ma’am/Sir?”

c)

“Would you like to start with a cocktail Sir/Ma’am?”

d)

“Good morning, Ma’am welcome to JSC Restaurant.”

40.

How would you do the taking of orders?

a)

Stand erect to the behind the guest with the order pad supported in the palm of your hand and ball pen ready.

b)

Stand erect to the left of the guest with the order pad supported in the palm of your hand and ball pen ready.

c)

Stand erect in front of the guest with the order pad supported in the palmof your hand and ball pen ready.

d)

Stand erect to the right of the guest with the order pad supported in the palm of your hand and ball pen ready.

41.

Which among the given will you say to the customers or guest if you think or feel that they are now ready to order?

a)

What is your order Sir?

b)

Are you ready to order Sir?

c)

May I take your order now Sir?

d)

Do you want to order now Sir?

42.

If the glass is empty which is the proper phraseology, would you ask to the customer to enjoy his ordered beverage?

a)

“May I take your order now Sir?”

b)

“Do you need anything or do you have any request?”

c)

“Would you like me to replenish or refill your glass Sir?”

d)

“How would you like the steak done? Rare or medium?”

43.

Why do you have to repeat the orders of the customer?

a)

This is important to prevent misunderstanding.

b)

This is important to promote misunderstanding.

c)

This is important to provide embarrassing situation.

d)

This is important to decrease the sales of the restaurant.

44.

If you are the food attendant assign for a particular VIP customer, what is the appropriate thing you would do to take effort to sell a complete meal?

a)

Stand beside the guest, look, smile and greet him or her by the name and title.

b)

Present the menu with the cover facing the customers, if the menu is booktype.

c)

Ask the guests if they are ready to order, take the order beginning with the ladies then the gentlemen.

d)

Suggest appetizer, soup and salads to complement the main dish and offer variety of items and wines.

45.

Who is the person that gives directions and requests that you will need to pass to the kitchen or relevant others?

a)

Cleaners

b)

Servers-Staff

c)

Food Attendant

d)

Chefs and Cooks

46.

Who is the person you may need to ask for extra butter, tools, and condiments?

a)

Servers Staff

b)

Stillroom Staff

c)

Food Attendant

d)

Chefs and Cooks

47.

The given are Point of Sale’s (POS) capabilities, if you are the on-duty employee which of the following should not be included?

a)

Keep track of menu items sold

b)

Record the method of payment

c)

Calculate labor and payroll data

d)

Place the waiter’s key into the correct locking position

48.

Which of the following is not the general processes of taking an order with a POS system?

a)

Enter the food items which the customer orders.

b)

Enter your name or user code into the initial touch screen.

c)

The employee should not read the total charge on the POS display.

d)

Wait as POS sends all order information to the kitchen or bar in form of a printed ticket.

49.

Which of the following is used in some establishments where the waiter, rather than the cashier, prepares the bill with accuracy and speed?

a)

Computerized system

b)

Electronic billing machine

c)

Triplicate docket system

d)

Duplicate docket system

50.

Which of the following is a computer-based order-entry technology that may restaurants use to capture orders, record data and display or print tickets?

a)

Electronic Order Pad

b)

Point of Sale equipment

c)

Triplicate docket system

d)

Duplicate docket system