Weights and measures

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Quiz on legislation relating to Weights and Measures in Hospitality
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Quiz by paul monaghan, updated more than 1 year ago
paul monaghan
Created by paul monaghan about 8 years ago
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Question 1

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What is the name of the legislation which controls the sale of goods by weight or measure?
Answer
  • The Weights and Measures (NI) Order 1981
  • Health and Safety at Work Act
  • Sale of Goods Act

Question 2

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The Order is enforced by the [blank_start]Trading Standards Service[blank_end] and managed by [blank_start]local authorities[blank_end]
Answer
  • Trading Standards Service
  • Environmental Health Officer
  • local authorities
  • the police

Question 3

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Alcoholic drinks can be sold in any quantity
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 4

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Drag and drop the correct unit of sale to label each drink
Answer
  • Pint
  • Litre
  • 125ml
  • 750ml
  • 35ml
  • 100ml

Question 5

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Which of the following equipment can be used to measure and dispense drinks?
Answer
  • Oficially stamped measures, glasses and optics
  • Unmarked pint glasses
  • Free pour wines and spirits

Question 6

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Menus and price lists do not need to show the quanitities in which drinks are sold
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 7

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Select all of the following statements which are correct
Answer
  • Food and drink prices must be clearly displayed
  • Food and drink prices must be available only if the customer asks to see them
  • Food and drink prices do not need to be displayed as long as they are on the customer bill
  • A menu or price list is the easiest way to display the price of food and drink
  • A menu or price list must state the quantity as well as price

Question 8

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Bars must show the price list [blank_start]at the bar[blank_end] where orders are taken. Restaurants and cafes must show it at [blank_start]the entrance[blank_end] or in the window. Your prices must include [blank_start]VAT.[blank_end] It must also be made clear if you have a compulsory [blank_start]service charge[blank_end]
Answer
  • at the bar
  • at the entrance
  • in the toilets
  • the entrance
  • the bar
  • service times
  • VAT
  • a tip
  • a thankyou
  • service charge
  • car parking fee
  • smoking area

Question 9

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What is the main purpose of the Weights and Measures Act
Answer
  • Ensuring that the food and beverage items for sale are safe to eat
  • Ensuring that the food and beverage items for sale are the quality and quantity demanded
  • Ensuring that the alcoholic beverage items for sale are only sold to over 18 year olds
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