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Culinary Arts 102
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Subject
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cooking
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Done by an approved fire extinguisher service company
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
Two-Stage Cooling Method
Food Safety Audit
head chef
2. A.k.a. cube
server (front waiter)
paring knife
Hood Systems to Extinguish Fires
large dice cut
3. Person responsible for running the front of the house
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4. A metal object used to hone the knife - aligning the edges of the blade to make it sharper
CPR training should be renewed...
HACCP
Dessert Flatware Placement
steel
5. Water activity - or moisture level within foods
time-temperature abused food
Aw
Class C Fire
OSHA requires an accident report within _______ hours if three or more employees are hospitalized.
6. A group of workers assigned a specific set of tasks
Hazard Analysis
maitre d'
brigade
Critical Limits
7. The correction of food in their specific temperature danger zone
Sanitation Temperature
M.S.D.S.
corrective action
F.D.A. Food Code
8. Used to fillet fish
filleting knife
M.S.D.S.
Heimlich Maneuver
crumber
9. Environmental Protection Agency -regulates workplace safety by requiring food-service operation to track chemicals that pose a risk to health
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
EPA
back of the house
Class D Fire
10. A.k.a. platter service -waiter serves the guest from left from a large platter
turned or tourner
large dice cut
Russian Service
Treating a Second Degree Burn
11. Caused by switches - wiring - and/or metals
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
Class D Fire
F.D.A. Food Code
width of plate from table
12. The utensils used first should be placed on the outside
sanitize
corrective action
serviceware
Arrangement of Flatware
13. 8
head chef
OSHA requires an accident report within _______ hours if three or more employees are hospitalized.
sanitize
width of cover
14. The most commonly used knife
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15. The guests serve themselves from large platters
sommelier - or wine steward
Family Service
Butler Service
Device used to Measure Vanilla
16. 38
Side-Table Service
Class D Fire
Food that is reheated must reach __________ for at least __________ seconds within _____ hours.
Refrigerator Temperature
17. 165
One-Stage Cooling Method
bolster
Food that is reheated must reach __________ for at least __________ seconds within _____ hours.
Device used to Measure Flour
18. Receiving
Degree Angle used when sharpening Chef's knives with a whetstone
EPA
yield
Second Step in the Flow of Food
19. Used to start a fire extinguisher 1) Pull the pin 2) Aim low at the base of the fire 3) Squeeze the trigger 4) Sweep from side to side
filleting knife
Carrying a Knife
PASS system
head chef
20. 2 routes
Number of Evacuation Routes
Dry Goods Temperature
Class A Fire Extinguisher
3rd MSDS
21. Above 135
Chef's knife
Cup and Saucer Placement
Degree Angle used when sharpening Chef's knives with a whetstone
Holding Hot Foods
22. 1 inch
Critical Limits
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
brigade
width of plate from table
23. Commands the kitchen - designs the menu - oversees its execution - oversees food costs -a.k.a. executive chef - chef de cuisine
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
head chef
Dessert Flatware Placement
Device used to Measure Milk
24. 50
F.D.A. Food Code
M.S.D.S.
Dry Goods Temperature
Device used to Measure Vanilla
25. 1) when foods are at unsafe temperatures 2) how long the food can be held at this temperature
One-Stage Cooling Method
Critical Limits
head chef
Class A Fire Extinguisher
26. To the right - above the flatware - to the right of the glassware
Cup and Saucer Placement
Chef's knife
Second Step in the Flow of Food
English Service
27. To the right of the plate - in line with the knife
Critical Limits
Glassare Placement
FAT TOM
toque
28. A combination of buffet style breakfast and lunch with American service
Device used to Measure Milk
Brunch Service
Dry Goods Temperature
width of plate from table
29. A device used to remove crumbs from the table
crumber
Carrying a Knife
3rd MSDS
serviceware
30. Material Safety Data Sheet - specific hazards posed by a chemical
Class K Fire
Refrigerator Temperature
M.S.D.S.
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
31. Carves and serves meats or fish and their accompaniments from the meat cart
M.S.D.S.
captain
sanitize
HACCP
32. Dishes are prepared and finished off at the table -use of a cart
Hazard Analysis
back of the house
Glassare Placement
Side-Table Service
33. Hazard Communication Standard -used to make sure that employer tells all employees about chemical hazards on the job
sanitize
7th Step in Washing Hands
HCS
maitre d'
34. 18 inches
width of plate from table
width of cover
number of steps in the HACCP system
steel
35. Direct and cross
Food Safety Audit
yield
Second Step in the Flow of Food
Types of Contamination
36. 20
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37. 41
Temperature danger zone
Sanitation Temperature
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
Second Step in the Flow of Food
38. Physical Data -a physical description of the product - including its appearance - odor - boiling point - pH - and ant other characteristics that may be able to identify it
Carrying a Knife
Dry Goods Temperature
3rd MSDS
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
39. Sanitation standards for keeping food safe
Two-Stage Cooling Method
Biological Hazards
American Style Service
F.D.A. Food Code
40. Liquid measures
Device used to Measure Milk
paring knife
Class A Fire Extinguisher
Temperature danger zone
41. Measuring cup
Number of Evacuation Routes
steel
Class D Fire
Device used to Measure Flour
42. The act of deliberately setting a fire
number of steps in the HACCP system
arson
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
abrasive cleaner
43. Bacteria - viruses - parasites - and fungi
Sanitation Temperature
Biological Hazards
Class A Fire Extinguisher
bolster
44. Food - Acidity - Temperature - Time - Oxygen - Moisture - what parasites need in order to grow
English Service
FAT TOM
crumber
Heimlich Maneuver
45. Tbsp
PASS system
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
FAT TOM
Class C Fire
46. Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
F.D.A. Food Code
front of the house
HACCP
back of the house
47. Second most frequently used knife
paring knife
front of the house
Last Step of the HACCP system
Device used to Measure Milk
48. 1) reduce temperature to 70
Critical Limits
Two-Stage Cooling Method
Class B Fire
Glassare Placement
49. Multi-cellular organisms that are far larger than both bacteria and viruses
front of the house
Two-Stage Cooling Method
Device used to Measure Milk
parasite
50. Class A + B
English Service
bolster
captain
Class A Fire Extinguisher