HCM239 List of eExam Questions in the Bank

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Q1 Catering operations in which profitability is the primary concern is

Q2 Cappuchino is a type of

Q3 Various methods of egg preparation include

Q4 The vitamin responsible for the slightly greenish tint to an egg white is

Q5 An example of pastry is

Q6 Establishments whose primary obligation is the well-being and care of their customers are

Q7 The two types of catering establishments are and

Q8 The provides food, drinks and in some cases accommodation for people

Q9 The sector of the hospitality industry concerned with the preparation and serving of food and beverages quickly for immediate sale to the customer for consumption either on or off the premises is called

Q10 Kneading is a term used in

Q11 A type of yeast bread is

Q12 The primary functions of herbs, spices and condiments in food are __, and

Q13 The protein requirement for infants and young children of age 4-6yrs is

Q14 Herbs, spices and condiments can be classified into two main groups as and

Q15 The two main types of hospitality functions are and

Q16 The metric measure refers to measurement that is based on and

Q17 A mixture of a spirit with one or more ingredients from liqueurs, fruit juice, fortified wines, eggs, cream is a

Q18 Plant leaves, seed and flowers used for flavouring food are known as

Q19 Beverages that contain some percentage of alcohol are known as

Q20 The metric units for volume measurement are and

Q21 Fortified wines are examples of beverages

Q22 Vegetables are classified for culinary purpose as being either or

Q23 The two broad categories of beverage are and

Q24 Fruit for culinary purposes can be classified into two broad groups namely and

Q25 In fish cuts, those marked as taken from water are

Q26 Examples of milk products include

Q27 For culinary purpose, fish are classified into two major groups namely and

Q28 The white of egg coagulates at about degree Celcius

Q29 The raising agent used in bread making is

Q30 Egg whites are important for their properties

Q31 The preparation of raw and or cooked foods into a wide variety of cold items is referred to as

Q32 The most desirable grade of egg simply for eating as egg is

Q33 The nutritional requirements of human beings vary according to their

Q34 The metric cooking temperatures are expressed in

Q35 About three quarters of the egg weight is

Q36 The reproductive kernel of plant or tree from which they come is the

Q37 The cream that contains not less than 48% milk fat is

Q38 The carbohydrate in milk is called

Q39 The simplest and cheapest drink of all is

Q40 The simplest of all salad dressing is

Q41 The major protein in milk is

Q42 The quality of root vegetables is determined by their and

Q43 The fish that have a protective shell covering are called

Q44 A living organism consisting of an embryo and a store of food enclosed in a protective shell is

Q45 Bay leaves, Celery Seed, Chervil, Chives, Marjoram, Mint are examples of

Q46 The whitish liquid produced from the mammary gland of mammals is

Q47 Coffee is a beverage

Q48 If a piece of white paper placed in the oven for 2 to 3 minutes turns black, it means

Q49 Vegetables can be preserved by

Q50 Eggs are graded according to and

Q51 Savarins are examples of

Q52 9 ounces is equal to

Q53 A dozen of Jumbo-sized egg weighs

Q54 Hotels are examples of

Q55 5ml is exactly equal to

Q56 Catering establishments whose primary function is the provision of food and beverages are

Q57 The service of food and drink at a specific time and place for a given number of people at a known price is called

Q58 Marked difference in tea is according to and

Q59 Establishments sited near motor ways and arterial routes to cater for the business person who requires an overnight stop for the tourist who is on a driving holiday is known as

Q60 The richness of cakes depend on the correct proportion of , and to flour

Q61 Chestnut flour is used for:





Q62 The strong fragrant herb used in flavouring salad is:





Q63 The primary quality looked for in food is its:





Q64 The season for apple and banana is:





Q65 The imperial equivalent for 39.37 inches is:





Q66 Leafy vegetables are rich in:





Q67 Curry and thyme are examples of:





Q68 Bay leaves are used mainly for:





Q69 The following are variables in the general market of the commercial catering sector, except:





Q70 The highest volume of measurement in standard measuring spoons is:





Q71 Provision of catering services in air travel is included in the:





Q72 100˚c is equivalent to:





Q73 It is quicker to measure food than to:





Q74 To avoid the discolouration of white soup, the following herb is used:





Q75 One of these is not a method of preserving fruits:





Q76 Industrial catering involves catering for:





Q77 One common feature of the hospitality industry is the need for food to be:





Q78 Bitter leaf is mostly rich in:





Q79 Theme parks, gallaries and theaters are examples:





Q80 Fresh vegetables of top quality are graded as:





Q81 Theme parks, gallaries and theaters are examples:





Q82 One major difference between hotels and restaurants is in the provision of:





Q83 Almond is a type of:





Q84 Resaturants will vary from each other with the:





Q85 The main types of transport catering include:





Q86 The swelling and bursting of starchy grains is as a result of:





Q87 Small cups for dry measure come in not less than:





Q88 Tantalizer, Mr. Biggs and McDonalds are examples of:





Q89 ODC stands for:





Q90 When choosing fruits, consideration should be given to their:





Q91 In measurements, "tbs" stands for:





Q92 The extensive smell and flavour of herbs is as a result of their:





Q93 Apple, pear and melon are examples of:





Q94 Crude fibre has the property of:





Q95 Veronica Anyadanna is the botanical name for:





Q96 If a fluid (ounce) is 28, the fluid (ounces) is:





Q97 Onion is also known as:





Q98 Herbs stimulate the flow of:





Q99 Catering in railway stations is open to:





Q100 One method used in converting measurements to metric is:





Q101 Ginger tea is commonly used to ease:





Q102 Herbs, spices and condiments are:





Q103 An example of institutions where welfare catering is practiced is:





Q104 Six lumps of sugar is equal to approximately:





Q105 Motels/travel lodges are sited near:





Q106 The standard industrial classification classifies the hospitality industry by types of:





Q107 A significant feature of fast food and takeaways is that:





Q108 A written formula for producing a food or beverage item of specified quality or quantity for use in a particular establishment is:





Q109 Grams and kilograms are represented by:





Q110 If an anthill oven is hot, a white paper placed in it becomes:





Q111 Bacteria enters milk through:





Q112 To ensure the continuous provision of herbs in the market, majority of herbs are in:





Q113 The major protein in milk is:





Q114 Anise is a strong hot flavoured:





Q115 Rapid growth in the fast food and take away sector was influenced by:





Q116 3½ ounces is approximately:





Q117 The products of the hospitality industry excludes:





Q118 Measurement based on metre and kilograms is the:





Q119 The manager of a private club is appointed by a management committee formed by:





Q120 Which of the following is an aspect of the commercial catering sector: