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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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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. 1) liquid or powder chemicals 2) gases
Glassare Placement
Critical Limits
Julienne Knife Cut
Hood Systems to Extinguish Fires
2. Above 135
head chef
Butler Service
Holding Hot Foods
Number of Evacuation Routes
3. A.k.a. cube
large dice cut
Device used to Measure Flour
HACCP
abrasive cleaner
4. Water activity - or moisture level within foods
sanitize
Types of Contamination
Aw
Treating a Second Degree Burn
5. Class A + B
back of the house
Class A Fire Extinguisher
front of the house
Second Step in the Flow of Food
6. 1) reduce temperature to 70
large dice cut
Aw
width of plate from table
Two-Stage Cooling Method
7. Down at the side - tip pointed down away from others
Carrying a Knife
Side-Table Service
HCS
English Service
8. A health inspection
yield
7th Step in Washing Hands
Food Safety Audit
Device used to Measure Milk
9. A combination of buffet style breakfast and lunch with American service
Dessert Flatware Placement
Dry Goods Temperature
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
Brunch Service
10. 1 inch
width of plate from table
HACCP
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
maitre d'
11. Receiving
Russian Service
Hazard Analysis
Second Step in the Flow of Food
One-Stage Cooling Method
12. 1) when foods are at unsafe temperatures 2) how long the food can be held at this temperature
Last Step of the HACCP system
Brunch Service
Critical Limits
corrective action
13. Commands the kitchen - designs the menu - oversees its execution - oversees food costs -a.k.a. executive chef - chef de cuisine
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
head chef
HACCP
American Style Service
14. The correction of food in their specific temperature danger zone
Critical Limits
parasite
corrective action
Class C Fire
15. The dishware and utensils used in the dining room - both on and off the table
Device used to Measure Flour
sous chef
paring knife
serviceware
16. A.k.a. platter service -waiter serves the guest from left from a large platter
Dry Goods Temperature
Last Step of the HACCP system
Russian Service
Device used to Measure Flour
17. To the left of the plate
Aw
Family Service
Bread and Butter Plate Placement
Dessert Flatware Placement
18. Caused by fat fryers and other appliances dealing with oils and fats
bolster
Class K Fire
Critical Limits
Brunch Service
19. Done by an approved fire extinguisher service company
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
large dice cut
Glassare Placement
Class D Fire
20. Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
HACCP
Russian Service
Chef's knife
Class C Fire
21. 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
3rd MSDS
back of the house
Arrangement of Flatware
Biological Hazards
22. Caused by electrical equipment - cords - outlets - circuits - motors - switches - and/or wiring
Class C Fire
EPA
Device used to Measure Vanilla
English Service
23. 1) on the plate 2) right side of the place setting 3) under the silverware 4) between the flatware
Class B Fire
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
PASS system
Critical Limits
24. 2 routes
maitre d'
One-Stage Cooling Method
Number of Evacuation Routes
Food that is reheated must reach __________ for at least __________ seconds within _____ hours.
25. Remove the heat source
3rd MSDS
Treating a Second Degree Burn
yield
Class B Fire
26. Tsp
abrasive cleaner
Julienne Knife Cut
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
captain
27. Using either heat or chemicals to reduce the number of pathogens on a surface to a safe level
Food that is reheated must reach __________ for at least __________ seconds within _____ hours.
sanitize
corrective action
Types of Contamination
28. 18 inches
Holding Hot Foods
paring knife
width of cover
Arrangement of Flatware
29. The heel of the blade where the handle and the blade come together - providing greater strength
M.S.D.S.
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
F.D.A. Food Code
bolster
30. Bacteria - viruses - parasites - and fungi
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
Sanitation Temperature
Food Safety Audit
Biological Hazards
31. Examines the flow of food from the moment you receive it to the service
arson
Hazard Analysis
Folded Cloth Napkin Placements
parasite
32. Measuring cup
Device used to Measure Flour
HACCP
Refrigerator Temperature
Heimlich Maneuver
33. Used to scour dirt and grease that has back or burned within a pot or pan
Food Safety Audit
abrasive cleaner
Take-Out Service
Abbreviation for Teaspoon
34. Used when trying to remove obstruction of the air pipe (a.k.a. choking)
Julienne Knife Cut
Heimlich Maneuver
toque
Device used to Measure Vanilla
35. Originated in Europe as an alternative to home cooking
paring knife
turned or tourner
Take-Out Service
Dessert Flatware Placement
36. Below 41
Device used to Measure Vanilla
American Style Service
Device used to Measure Milk
Holding Cold Foods
37. Kitchen area
turned or tourner
EPA
Dessert Flatware Placement
back of the house
38. Caused by switches - wiring - and/or metals
Sanitation Temperature
Class D Fire
Food that is reheated must reach __________ for at least __________ seconds within _____ hours.
sanitize
39. Multi-cellular organisms that are far larger than both bacteria and viruses
Class K Fire
Class D Fire
toque
parasite
40. The utensils used first should be placed on the outside
EPA
Arrangement of Flatware
OSHA requires an accident report within _______ hours if three or more employees are hospitalized.
Second Step in the Flow of Food
41. To the right - above the flatware - to the right of the glassware
Cup and Saucer Placement
Class B Fire
Julienne Knife Cut
Types of Contamination
42. Carves and serves meats or fish and their accompaniments from the meat cart
captain
abrasive cleaner
American Style Service
Recharging a Fire Extinguisher
43. 7 steps
parasite
number of steps in the HACCP system
Dessert Flatware Placement
corrective action
44. A metal object used to hone the knife - aligning the edges of the blade to make it sharper
steel
American Style Service
parasite
sanitize
45. Food within the temperature danger zone for a certain period of time
PASS system
time-temperature abused food
captain
Abbreviation for Tablespoon
46. Manages the buying and storing of wines - maintains proper wine inventory - counsels guests about wine choices - and serves the wine
Second Step in the Flow of Food
Butler Service
sommelier - or wine steward
Class A Fire Extinguisher
47. Dishes are prepared and finished off at the table -use of a cart
Side-Table Service
back of the house
Heimlich Maneuver
width of cover
48. Used to fillet fish
Class K Fire
Class C Fire
CPR training should be renewed...
filleting knife
49. Sanitation standards for keeping food safe
Temperature danger zone
One-Stage Cooling Method
F.D.A. Food Code
sous chef
50. 50
brigade
Butler Service
yield
Dry Goods Temperature