A) food needed to prepare each day
B) money required per day from each person to pay for the foodservice
C) students and faculty necessary to realize a profit each week, based on the number of days in a semester
D) number of meal plans offered to students who live on campus
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A) financial budgeting
B) human resource management
C) building and grounds
D) safety administration
E) employee relations
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A) have extensive experience in culinary arts
B) be able to work the front of the house
C) have knowledge of dietetics and nutrition
D) have medical experience
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A) a major profit center with their business
B) a way to promote business in chain restaurants in airports
C) an expense that needs to be controlled, resulting in less food served onboard
D) a way to test new menu items for use in partner chain businesses
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A) food service onboard aircraft
B) airport terminal foodservice
C) airport kiosks
D) chain restaurant foodservice establishments in airports
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A) save money and be more efficient
B) make the quality better
C) have better diets
D) not cook for field troops
E) save time
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A) ala carte menu
B) room service menu
C) take-out menu
D) on-call menu
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A) business and industry
B) secondary schools and colleges
C) chain and fast food contract services
D) stadiums, arenas, and parks
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A) they don't like to cook
B) food service is not practical
C) quality and financial arrangements are better
D) they invest in the food service company
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A) Balancing salability with good nutrition
B) Reducing carbohydrates
C) Offering free meals
D) Achieving acceptance of parents
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A) off-premise catering to meet nonmilitary public needs
B) feeding troops, officers in clubs, dining halls and military hospitals
C) feeding troops on the battle field
D) full-service upscale foodservice on military bases
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A) $7.65
B) $5.50
C) $6.25
D) $8.95
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A) a direct line of contact and reduced costs with fast food chains
B) a higher quality food product, similar to that served in restaurants
C) federal funding in the amount of about $2.29 per meal per student
D) higher profits for each school that participates and highly nutritious foods
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A) focusing exclusively on the guest
B) busier weekends
C) being able to predict the number of meals and portion sizes
D) putting out all the food at the same time
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A) Experience in size and types of operations
B) Variety of services
C) May be perceived as institutional
D) Resources and support available
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