Question 1 Medium Level 14
Why is the combination of grain, pulse and vegetable useful in traditional Indian meals? A It can provide a balance of energy, protein and micronutrients B It always makes food unbalanced C It is only decoration D It always stops digestion
Correct answer: A Diverse food groups help nutritional balance. Exam tip: connect meal combination with nutrition.
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What is the benefit of keeping a clear price list in an Indian food enterprise? A Customer confusion reduces and transparency increases B It becomes easy to tell wrong prices C Food quality decreases D Menu gets hidden
Correct answer: A A clear price list increases customer trust. Exam tip: connect transparency with customer service.
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What can be a benefit of a community kitchen model in Indian food business? A Shared equipment, labour cooperation and capacity to handle larger orders B Hiding food skills C Separating all members D Removing kitchen hygiene
Correct answer: A A community kitchen gives shared resources to small enterprises. Exam tip: treat shared resources as livelihood support.
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When is using a local name and story correct in an Indian cuisine enterprise? A When the story is truthful, respectful and linked with the dish tradition B When false history is created C When the community is mocked D When wrong ingredients are told to customers
Correct answer: A Truth and respect are necessary in local storytelling. Exam tip: write ethics in cultural promotion.
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Which is a sustainable way to increase profit in an Indian food enterprise? A Improving cost, wastage and menu planning while maintaining quality B Reducing ingredient quality C Selling stale food D Secretly giving less quantity to customers
Correct answer: A Profit should increase through better management, not by reducing quality. Exam tip: link sustainable profit with ethical management.
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Why is regular cleaning of kitchen equipment necessary in an Indian food business? A To reduce contamination, odour and pest risk B To damage machines quickly C To make food dirty D To increase customer complaints
Correct answer: A Food residues on equipment can increase germs. Exam tip: connect equipment cleaning with food safety.
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Why is it necessary to respect religious or cultural food rules in an Indian food enterprise? A To maintain customer trust and cultural sensitivity B To give wrong food to customers C To remove food identity D To make the menu unsafe
Correct answer: A Food can be linked with faith and identity of many communities. Exam tip: write cultural sensitivity in food service.
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What should be considered while preparing food for small children in an Indian cuisine business? A Mild spice, hygiene and nutritional balance B Very high chilli and low nutrition C Dirty utensils D Wrong label
Correct answer: A Safety and nutrition are especially important in children's food. Exam tip: write menu adaptation according to customer group.
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What is important in meal planning for elderly customers in an Indian cuisine enterprise? A Easy-to-chew, balanced and less oily options B Very hard and very fried food C Ignoring hygiene D Removing water need
Correct answer: A Digestibility and ease of chewing may be important for elderly people. Exam tip: write dietary needs according to age.
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Which is a good way to reduce food wastage in an Indian food enterprise? A Demand estimation, portion control and safe leftover management B Cooking too much without demand C Keeping leftovers in dirty places D Not making a purchase list
Correct answer: A Planning and safe management are necessary to reduce wastage. Exam tip: connect waste reduction with cost.
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What can be a benefit of sourcing ingredients from local farmers in an Indian food business? A Fresh ingredients and support to local economy B Always making food costly C Hiding ingredient identity D Reducing customer trust
Correct answer: A Local sourcing can increase freshness and community support. Exam tip: connect food business with local economy.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 14
What can be a benefit of adding millet-based dishes to traditional Indian food? A Menu diversity and nutrition options may increase B Every customer option will decrease C Food will always be unsafe D All dishes will become identical
Correct answer: A Millets have been part of many traditional food systems. Exam tip: link coarse grains with diversity and nutrition.
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Why is mentioning ingredient hints in a menu card useful in an Indian food enterprise? A It helps customers understand taste, allergies and dietary preference B It always confuses customers C It removes food identity D It hides price
Correct answer: A Ingredient hints help customer decisions and safety. Exam tip: treat menu as an information tool.
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Why does making food artificially very bright in colour require caution in an Indian food business? A Because colours should be used only safely and appropriately B Because bright colour is always healthy C Because colour removes need for hygiene D Because customers do not notice taste
Correct answer: A Colours can add appeal, but safety is primary. Exam tip: write food safety before decoration.
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Why should evaluation be done after staff training in an Indian food enterprise? A To see whether hygiene, measurement and service practices are adopted correctly B To prove training useless C To increase customer complaints D To remove records
Correct answer: A Evaluation shows the real effect of training. Exam tip: connect training with behaviour change.
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What is the benefit of making a daily purchase list in an Indian food business? A Needed ingredients are obtained on time and unnecessary spending reduces B To forget raw materials C To reduce food quality D To hide customer orders
Correct answer: A A purchase list organises production planning. Exam tip: connect the list with cost and time management.
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When can keeping a food sample safely be useful in an Indian cuisine business? A In quality or complaint checking after a large order B To make food dirty C To give wrong information to customers D To remove menu
Correct answer: A A safely kept sample can help in dispute or quality checking. Exam tip: remember records and samples in large orders.
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Why should the time taken for food to reach customers be controlled in an Indian food enterprise? A To maintain food quality, temperature and safety B To spoil food by delay C To make customers wait D To weaken packaging
Correct answer: A Long delay can affect taste and safety. Exam tip: link delivery time with service quality.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 14
What is the first condition for turning a family recipe into an enterprise in Indian cuisine? A Testing recipe, cost, quantity, hygiene and customer demand B Making it on a large scale without testing C Making false claims to customers D Ignoring measurement
Correct answer: A Planning is needed to turn family taste into business. Exam tip: write testing before enterprise.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 14
Which is the most balanced way to strengthen Indian cuisine-based livelihood? A Improving culinary skill, hygiene, cost control, nutrition, customer service and market linkage together B Adding only more spices C Reducing hygiene D Ignoring customer feedback
Correct answer: A A strong food enterprise needs management and safety along with taste. Exam tip: treat it as a multi-skill career.
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