A) dividing total sales by total number of guests
B) total number of guests served divided by total number of entrees prepared
C) adding the number of entrees and appetizers
D) counting the average number of entrees prepped in one week
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A) $19.50
B) $23.18
C) $11.25
D) $15.82
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A) cost of food sold divided by food sales
B) sales minus cost
C) food cost plus beverage cost minus sales
D) food sales minus beverage sales
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A) Amount needed for projected sales minus what is on hand
B) Amount of product being delivered from purveyors
C) Number of service staff scheduled for a shift
D) The number of hours available for production
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A) American
B) French
C) Russian
D) English
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A) estimating
B) guesstimating
C) predicting
D) forecasting
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A) annual pay increases
B) assigning a permanent work schedule
C) a comprehensive development program
D) increasing their hours
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A) 33%
B) 38%
C) 20%
D) 25%
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A) 20%
B) 33%
C) 30%
D) 29%
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A) the point at which a product should be reordered
B) the number of menu items available
C) a stock level that must be on hand as all times
D) the amount of a product being delivered by a purveyor
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A) 30%
B) 33.6%
C) 21%
D) 24.9%
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A) food cost percentages
B) staffing levels
C) labor cost percentages
D) daily specials
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