A) all the food is very inexpensive
B) students do not expect great food, so costs can be lowered to accommodate that trend
C) students have prepaid for their meals and their numbers are easier to forecast
D) there are few venues that provide foodservice on college campuses
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A) students could be trained like military recruits
B) if students received good meals, the military would have healthier recruits
C) fast food opportunities at schools could be increased
D) More crops could be imported from foreign farmers
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A) have better diets
B) save money and be more efficient
C) make the quality better
D) not cook for field troops
E) save time
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A) because costs may be prohibitive
B) so students are not bored with the same food
C) because there are many places and occasions for food service
D) because the hours might be long
E) because the schedules of students are varied
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A) Sanitation and chemical services
B) preventive maintenance contracts with independent restaurant owners in rural areas
C) nutrition consultation with fast food companies like McDonalds
D) housekeeping, groundskeeping and plant operations
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A) tray line
B) uniform standards
C) MREs
D) speed of service
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A) food service onboard aircraft
B) airport terminal foodservice
C) chain restaurant foodservice establishments in airports
D) airport kiosks
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A) employee relations
B) human resource management
C) financial budgeting
D) safety administration
E) building and grounds
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A) 90%
B) 80%
C) 60%
D) 70%
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A) feeding troops on the battle field
B) feeding troops, officers in clubs, dining halls and military hospitals
C) off premise catering to meet non -military public needs
D) full service upscale foodservice on military bases
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A) high -end formal cuisine outlets
B) vending machines
C) handmade pizzas
D) more casual, fast foods
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A) take -out menu
B) ala carte menu
C) room service menu
D) on -call menu
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A) 45 -50%
B) 55 -66%
C) 30 -40%
D) 20 -25%
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A) food needed to prepare each day
B) student and faculty necessary to realize a profit each week, based on the number of days in a semester
C) money required per day from each person to pay for the foodservice
D) number of meal plans offered to students who live on campus
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