Lesson 1.1.4
1.1.4 Contributing factors to the success of hospitality and catering provision Quiz: WJEC Hospitality and Catering, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which of the following are three basic cost categories in catering?
- Labour, material, overheads
- Tips, wages, salary
- Sales, profit, tax
- Rent, loans, shares
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Gross profit is found by taking which cost away from sales?
- Tax paid
- Overheads only
- Net profit
- Cost of sales
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How is net profit calculated from gross profit?
- Plus material costs
- Minus sales revenue
- Plus labour costs
- Minus overheads
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Which factor covers currency valuation and international monetary rates?
- Minimum wage
- Exchange rate
- Food standards
- Waste disposal
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The three Rs of sustainability are:
- Reduce, reuse, recycle
- Recycle, retain, repurpose
- Repair, renew, recover
- Refuse, reduce, rebuild
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Which technology in the spec lets guests open a room door?
- Key card access
- Cashless systems
- Digital menus
- Web-booking
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Which media type covers social media and websites?
- Printed media
- Broadcast media
- Internet
- Competitor advertising
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Which of these is listed under environmental impact in the spec?
- Seasonality
- Key card access
- Web-booking
- Cashless systems
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Sales are £50,000 and cost of sales is £20,000. What is gross profit?
- £30,000
- £20,000
- £50,000
- £70,000
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Gross profit is £30,000 and overheads are £12,000. What is net profit?
- £12,000
- £38,000
- £18,000
- £42,000
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A café's monthly costs are labour £4,000, materials £6,000 and overheads £3,000. What are the total basic costs?
- £13,000
- £14,000
- £12,000
- £10,000
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A kitchen sends food waste for composting and turns used cooking oil into fuel. Which term fits best?
- Recycle
- Reduce
- Seasonality
- Reuse
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Which two technologies are used for modern advance bookings and payments?
- Cheques and tokens
- Ledgers and coins
- Web-booking and cashless
- Paper and cash
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A bar's gross profit is £45,000 from £80,000 of sales. What was its cost of sales?
- £115,000
- £80,000
- £45,000
- £35,000
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A newspaper runs a negative review that many readers see. Which media type is this?
- Competitive media
- Internet
- Printed media
- Broadcast media
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Which economic factor affects the cost of imported ingredients?
- Exchange rate
- Menu design
- Staff turnover
- Customer service
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A business has gross profit of £45,000 and net profit of £9,000. What are its overheads?
- £9,000
- £45,000
- £54,000
- £36,000
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What term describes total sales minus all costs including overheads?
- Fixed cost
- Net profit
- Gross profit
- Break-even
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What type of impact can printed and broadcast media have on a business?
- Exclusively negative
- Positive and negative
- No impact
- Exclusively positive
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Which practice helps a catering business reduce its environmental impact?
- Increasing packaging
- Reducing waste
- Extending opening hours
- Using air freight
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