Mocks Flashcards

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What is the hospitality and catering industry?

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A diverse and constantly evolving sector offering a wide range of choices to suit various needs and budgets.

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What are the two main divisions of hospitality and catering provisions?

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Commercial and Non-commercial.

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What characterizes commercial hospitality and catering?

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Profit making business operations to earn money.

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What characterizes non-commercial hospitality and catering?

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Non-profit organisations or government-run provisions.

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What is residential hospitality?

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Where accommodation is offered.

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What is non-residential hospitality?

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Where only food and drink are offered.

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Why are customers important for a business?

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Customers are important for a business to be successful. Without them, businesses cannot survive or thrive.

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What is essential for understanding customer needs?

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It is essential that provisions identify the types of customers who are likely to visit the establishment.

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On what factors can customers be grouped?

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We can group customers based on factors such as their age, occupation, religion/culture, and purpose of visit.

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Who are the customers in hospitality and catering?

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Customers include students, staff in armed forces, patients, prisoners, elderly, homeless people, families, people with disabilities, couples, and travellers.

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What are non-commercial residential provisions?

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Non-commercial residential provisions refer to accommodations that are not for profit.

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What are commercial residential provisions?

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Commercial residential provisions refer to accommodations that are provided for profit.

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What are non-commercial non-residential provisions?

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Non-commercial non-residential provisions refer to services that are not provided for profit and do not include accommodation.

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What are commercial non-residential provisions?

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Commercial non-residential provisions refer to services provided for profit that do not include accommodation.

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Who are the tourists in hospitality and catering?

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Tourists include families, pleasure seekers, extended families, business travellers, and couples.

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What is the significance of students in hospitality and catering?

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Students are a key demographic in hospitality and catering, often representing a significant portion of customers.

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What does ‘pleasure’ refer to in the context of hospitality and catering?

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Pleasure refers to customers seeking enjoyment and leisure experiences in hospitality and catering.

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What are the different types of families in hospitality and catering?

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Families can include extended families and those seeking pleasure.

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What role do couples play in hospitality and catering?

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Couples are a significant customer group, often seeking romantic or leisure experiences.

20
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What is the focus of hospitality and catering provision?

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Hospitality and catering provision focuses on providing services and accommodations to various customer groups.

21
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In what ways are food served?

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Counter service, table service, personal service

22
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Advantages of cafeterias

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Can serve lots of people quickly, cost effective, fewer servers needed, variety of food available, food on display

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What are the types of buffet

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Sit-Down buffet, standing/fork, finger buffet

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Advantages of fast food outlets

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Quick and cheap, less staff required, limited menu, customer understands expectations

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Advantages of self-service

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Not many staff needed, quick

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Advantages of a bar/seated counter service

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Limited staff required, fast service

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Advantages of table service

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Formal, easier and less stressful for customers, less food waste

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Advantages of family-style service

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Personalised dining experience, enjoyable for a group, less food waste, customers can try new dishes

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Advantages of silver service

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It offers an excellent Good for formal events, excellent customer experience

30
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What is silver-service and what events typically use silver service?

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It is when the waiters serve food from a fork and spoon directly to each customer. Events are usually: weddings, significant formal events, high-end restaurants

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What is Gueridon (table side)

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When specialist staff prepare and/or cook food for the customers at their table.

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Advantages of Gueridon

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Served entertainingly, food is at the perfect temperature, good selling point for restaurant, creates a sophisticated environment, refined dining experience, service is very personal

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What is a banquet and what are its advantages

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A grand and fancy meal that often involves a speech is served on a very bid table for lots of people, with all the features and details pre-arranged. Advantages are: creates a festive atmosphere, represents a special occasion, and honours a certain individual

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Advantages of tray/trolley service

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Customer does not need to get up, all specialist diets are catered for, less waste

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Advantages of a vending machine

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Accessible, convenient, cheap, variety of food and drink, quick, accepts cash and card, usually branded items

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Advantages of home delivery

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Customers don’t have to leave their house, available by most companies

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Advantages of takeaway

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Convenient and easy, large variety of foods, customers can try new dishes

38
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Why are ratings and standards important?

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Customers can understand the standards and services of the service from the reviews. This means the customer can make an informed choice based on evidence from other customers.

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What are hotels assessed on?

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Hospitality, services, bedrooms, bathrooms, hygiene, food, exterior, public areas, restaurants

40
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What are the most recognised ratings in the UK?

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AA Rosette, Good Food Guide, Michelin