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In which of the following can excessive loss of blood be prevented by holding the points together?

  • A. burns
  • B. scalds
  • C. cuts
  • D. falls
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The use of gloves to remove cooking pots from the fire is to prevent

  • A. burns
  • B. puncture
  • C. cut
  • D. Scalds
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Windows in the kitchen should be screened to prevent

  • A. smoke from escaping
  • B. entry of insects
  • C. bad odour
  • D. aroma from getting out
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A Kitchen equipment that saves time and energy is referred to as

  • A. electrical cooking device
  • B. labour saving device
  • C. cooking range
  • D. food processor
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An example of a large fixed equipment in the kitchen is 

  • A. gas cylinder
  • B. microwave oven
  • C. hot cupboard
  • D. work table
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Which of the following do children require more than adults?

  • A. Energy-giving foods
  • B. Regulatory foods
  • C. Protective foods
  • D. Body building foods
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Brunch is the meal consumed between

  • A. lunch and dinner
  • B. breakfast and supper
  • C. lunch and supper
  • D. breakfast and lunch
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Which of the following must be considered prior to planning menu?

  • A. Location of the establishment
  • B. Task in formal menu preparation
  • C. Writing menu
  • D. Excellent cooks
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Which of the following should be avoided when planning menu?

  • A. Special days
  • B. Price range
  • C. Size of establishment
  • D. Repetition of ingredient
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Which of the following can cause accident in the kitchen?

  • A. Disorderliness
  • B. High concentration
  • C. Flat floor
  • D. Bright light bulbs
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Event management connotes

  • A. prior fixed arrangement
  • B. food and beverage arrangement
  • C. arrangement without conclusion
  • D. arrangement to be concluded after the events
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Stout, ale, larger and port are examples of

  • A. liquor
  • B. Beer
  • C. Liqueur
  • D. Spirit
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Which of the following is a fruit-based spirit?

  • A. Champagne
  • B. Brandy
  • C. Schnapps
  • D. Gin
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It is necessary to hang meat to

  • A. Increase leanness.
  • B. enable blood-to congeal
  • C. increase flavour and tenderness
  • D. facilitate jointing
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Cream caramel is a type of

  • A. Sweet
  • B. fruit salad
  • C. braised beef
  • D. scones
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Accommodation in catering means

  • A. paid room for lodging.
  • B. to make space available for others.
  • C. to make people sleep without disturbance
  • D. a good place for resting
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Sea catering is an example of

  • A. indoor catering
  • B. outdoor catering
  • C. transport catering
  • D. industrial catering
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Hotel,brothel, motel and guest house are exampls of a 

  • A. sleeping sector
  • B. lodging sector
  • C. dancing sector
  • D. lobbying sector
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The term catering means

  • A. the business of providing all services
  • B. the activities of people who cater
  • C. the issue around those who provide services
  • D. the business of providing foods and drinks for people
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Fresh fruits and nuts are generally known as

  • A. appetizers
  • B. savory
  • C. dessert
  • D. brunch
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State two importance of each of the following factors in menu structure.

(a) length; (b) design; (c) language; (d) presentation.

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