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F&B knowledge for HSC course.

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Hospitality F&B Q&A


Hospitality F&B Q&AVersion en ligne F&B knowledge for HSC course. par Kyra Ferreira 1 What is the primary role of the front-of-house team in a restaurant? a To ensure guest satisfaction through service and ambiance b To manage logistics and delivery only c To cook meals in the kitchen d To design the menu without guest input 2 Which service style focuses on plate-by-plate presentation at the table? a Table service b Counter service c Self-service buffet d Room service only 3 What does HACCP primarily address in food safety? a Housekeeping and cleaning procedures b Holiday and catering planning c Human resources and compliance d Hazard analysis and critical control points 4 Which drink is typically served during a wine service to enhance aroma? a Ignore aroma and taste b Swirl and sniff before tasting c Pour from a height without observing d Freeze to cold as fast as possible 5 What is the term for the cost of raw food ingredients used in dishes? a Labor cost b Menu cost c Overhead cost d Food cost 6 Which utensil is essential for service to clear plates efficiently? a Chef’s knife and cleaver b Waiter’s corkscrew and service spoon c Pasta maker and rolling pin d Mixing bowl and whisk 7 What should be included in a allergens-aware menu practice? a Only listing prices b Removing all snacks c Clearly labeling allergens and cross-contact precautions d Serving all meals without information 8 Which beverage service sequence is typical in a formal setting? a Wine before appetizers b Offered beverages, then wine, then coffee c Coffee before dessert d Only water is served 9 What is a key function of stock control in F&B operations? a Ignore expiry dates b Maintain inventory levels and reduce waste c Increase menu price without data d Stock all items regardless of demand 10 Which layout feature helps guests move smoothly in a dining area? a Cluttered tables and tight spaces b Isolated service stations everywhere c Clear traffic flow and accessible pathways d Random chair placement 11 What is the primary duty of a waiter in service training? a To ensure guest satisfaction through attentive service b To manage hotel reservations c To cook meals for guests d To wash dishes only 12 Which term describes removing food from a guest’s plate at the table? a Garnish technique b Buffet service c A la carte service d Plate carry 13 Which temperature is safe for hot holding of cooked foods? a 0°C (32°F) b 20°C (68°F) c 40°C (104°F) d 60°C (140°F) or hotter 14 What is the main purpose of mise en place? a Prepare all station items before service b Train new staff only c Decorate the dining room d Design the menu layout 15 Which cleaning principle is essential before food preparation? a Recycling knowledge b Hand hygiene c Chatting with guests d Wearing sunglasses indoors 16 Which beverage is typically served before a meal as an aperitif? a Non-alcoholic tea only b Aperitif wine or cocktail c Dessert wine d Main course coffee 17 What does FIFO help prevent in a kitchen? a Serving faster desserts b Increasing table turnover c Using oldest stock first to minimize waste d Buying more stock 18 Which item is usually part of a standard dining service sequence? a Starting a cooking show b Delivering checkouts to rooms c Taking orders, serving courses, clearing plates d Washing the windows 19 Which hygiene standard is critical for food handlers? a Personal cleanliness and sanitization b Decorative plating skills c Colorful uniforms only d Voice projection 20 Which tool is essential for portion control in service? a A blender for all items b Ice cream scoop only for desserts c Portion control scales or scoops d Measuring cups for liquids only

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Hospitality F&B Q&AVersion en ligne

par Kyra Ferreira

What is the primary role of the front-of-house team in a restaurant?

Which service style focuses on plate-by-plate presentation at the table?

What does HACCP primarily address in food safety?

Which drink is typically served during a wine service to enhance aroma?

What is the term for the cost of raw food ingredients used in dishes?

Which utensil is essential for service to clear plates efficiently?

What should be included in a allergens-aware menu practice?

Which beverage service sequence is typical in a formal setting?

What is a key function of stock control in F&B operations?

Which layout feature helps guests move smoothly in a dining area?

What is the primary duty of a waiter in service training?

Which term describes removing food from a guest’s plate at the table?

Which temperature is safe for hot holding of cooked foods?

What is the main purpose of mise en place?

Which cleaning principle is essential before food preparation?

Which beverage is typically served before a meal as an aperitif?

What does FIFO help prevent in a kitchen?

Which item is usually part of a standard dining service sequence?

Which hygiene standard is critical for food handlers?

Which tool is essential for portion control in service?