Lesson 2.3.2

2.3.2 Presentation techniques Quiz: WJEC Hospitality and Catering, Unit 2

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  1. Which of these is formally classified as a presentation technique?

    • Garnish and decoration
    • Waste disposal
    • Stock rotation
    • Cross contamination
  2. Which technique refers to foods served alongside the main dish?

    • Accompaniments
    • Creativity
    • Portion control
    • Garnish
  3. Which presentation technique helps control how much food is served?

    • Garnish
    • Accompaniments
    • Creativity
    • Portion control
  4. Which listed presentation technique involves imaginative arrangement?

    • Waste reduction
    • Creativity
    • Dough proving
    • Stock rotation
  5. Which of these is NOT a dish presentation technique?

    • Portioning
    • Garnish
    • Decoration
    • Cross contamination control
  6. What is the primary purpose of a food garnish?

    • Visual decoration
    • Chemical preservation
    • Bulk nutrition
    • Main ingredient
  7. What does creativity in dish presentation involve?

    • Imaginative styling
    • Rapid reheating
    • Strict standardisation
    • Bulk purchasing
  8. What is the main aim of professional presentation techniques?

    • Reducing weight
    • Extending shelf-life
    • Lowering protein
    • Visual appeal
  9. Which term describes adding a herb sprig to plated fish?

    • Garnish
    • Glaze
    • Marinade
    • Emulsion
  10. A dessert is served with a fruit compote beside the cake. Which technique is this?

    • Garnish
    • Creativity
    • Portion control
    • Accompaniments
  11. Each guest receives an identical, measured serving of the main dish. Which technique is this?

    • Garnish
    • Creativity
    • Portion control
    • Accompaniments
  12. A chef arranges vegetables in a spiral to make a new plate design. Which technique is this?

    • Garnish
    • Portion control
    • Creativity
    • Accompaniments
  13. A chef serves bread and butter alongside soup. Which technique is this?

    • Portion control
    • Creativity
    • Accompaniments
    • Garnish
  14. A cook halves a pasta portion and adds a side salad to reduce waste. Which technique helps this?

    • Accompaniments
    • Portion control
    • Garnish
    • Creativity
  15. What are edible flowers used on a salad considered?

    • Raising agent
    • Binding agent
    • Decoration
    • Seasoning
  16. A chef wants each plate to look distinct from night to night with new styling. Which technique is this?

    • Creativity
    • Accompaniments
    • Portion control
    • Garnish
  17. Which factor best balances customer appeal and kitchen profit?

    • Removing vegetables
    • Oversized portions
    • Portion control
    • Random plating
  18. Why is consistent portion control vital for food presentation?

    • Faster cooking
    • Predictable costs
    • Sharper knives
    • Brighter colours
  19. How should accompaniments be selected for a main dish?

    • Mask main taste
    • Match exact weight
    • Complement flavours
    • Duplicate ingredients
  20. Which rule applies to adding a dish garnish?

    • Double portion size
    • Replace seasoning
    • Enhance appearance
    • Hide bad cooking

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