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To help control costs you might
use portion control ladles
turn off ovens when not in use
use a computer to help organize
all of the above
2
Prime costs are calculated by adding togeter
food, beverage, and salaries costs
food, beverage, salaries and taxes costs
food and beverage costs
food, beverage salaries, taxes, and benefits costs
3
If you sell $1500 one night and have 50 customers, what is your average sale?
$20
$30
$25
$35
4
Business forecasting will
tell you the weather
predict what will happen
all of the above
happen quickly
5
Some signs of wastes are:
waiting around
scraping and reworking food
overproducing
all of the above
6
Overhead costs are ____.
variable
hourly
fixed
semi-variable
7
To make a profit loss report, you
add up the expenses then subtract the sales
add up all the labor costs
equal the sales and expenses
add up the sales then subtract the expenses
8
Increasing labor hours always increase sales profits.
false
true
9
To make a good forecast, you can use ____.
average sales per customer
historical data
total sales and divide by the number of customers
all of the above
10
If you have $350 in sales, what is the average sale if you have 35 customers?
$35
$15
$12
$10
11
Overproduction means
making too much food
too much food in storage
moving food around too much
too many people
12
The money you have going out is called your ________.
profit
costs
revenue
variable
13
The money you have coming in is called ______
profit
costs
vaiable
revenue
14
Servers and hostesses are paid hourly. These costs are called _____ .
revenue
profit
fixed
variable
15
An operated budget includes ____
anticipated sales
all of the above
projected costs
ways to measure performance
16
Why might the profit not increase when labor increases?
Limited number of customers
all of the above
limited space for customers
limited amount of food that can be prepared ahead of time.
17
What might influence what people buy?
The specials
all of the above
Server recommendation
time of the day
18
Because food and beverage costs change, they are called _______ costs.
semi- variable
fixed
profit
variable
19
An example of an overhead cost is
insurance
mortgages
all of the above
utilities
20
What might be a consequence if you reduce the size of the portion.
all of the above
Some people may not notice.
Some people may to some where else to eat
Costs will even out.
21
The costs of food and beverages stays the same.
false
true
22
Some complaints that customers make include ______
all of the above
long wait and bad server
wrong food and no parking
food at the wrong temperature and bad table seating
23
If beef prices increase and you do nothing, what will be the effect?
business costs will increase
business costs will decrease.
business costs will remain the same
consumers will go some where else to eat.
24
Projected costs include _____?
all of the above
food and beverages
supplies
labor
25
Managers are usually on a salary so that is a ______ cost
fixed
variable
hourly
semi variable
26
If business is not good, you can stop making your insurance payments.
true
false
27
The business's effort to mange how much it spends is called ______
cost control
variable
revenue
profit
28
You can help organize your kitchen with
more machines
a production sheet
more people
all of the above
29
An operating budget is ______
how you use your money
how you cook your food
how you hire workers
how you decorate your building
30
To succeed in business, you need to make money. This money is called the ______.
budget
forecast
Profit
labor costs
31
Management uses ________ recipes.
all of the above
standardized
variable
profit