Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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A guest without a reservation who turns up and requests a room. | Walk-in | 96%
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A person who formulates and serves beverages behind the bar. | Bartender | 81%
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A designated time when alcohol is served at a lower price to attract business. | Happy hour | 81%
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A list of food and beverages offered to customers and the prices. | Menu | 81%
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A guest that made a reservation, but does not turn up and does not cancel. | No show | 81%
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A very important customer who is well-known and deserves a special treatment. | VIP | 81%
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An arrangement to have a room held for your use at a later time. | Booking / Reservation | 78%
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Booking rooms beyond the capacity of the hotel. | Overbooking | 78%
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Food that is prepared to take home with you. | Take-out / Take-away | 78%
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Payment that a booking channel receives from a hotel for selling their services. | Commission | 74%
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A small portion of food or beverage taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite. | Starter / Appetizer | 74%
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Practice of ordering individual dishes from a menu in a restaurant. | À la carte | 70%
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An alcoholic drink consisting of spirits mixed with other ingredients. | Cocktail | 70%
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Usually the heaviest, heartiest, and most complex or substantive dish on a menu. | Main course | 70%
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International shorthand version of “passengers”, used by the travel industry. | PAX | 70%
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Generally, the second in command in a kitchen. | Sous chef | 70%
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An individual arranging travel for individuals or groups on behalf of suppliers. | Travel agent | 70%
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One or more rooms available to accommodate guests. | Vacancy | 70%
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To give something away for free. | Comp | 67%
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A charge for consuming guests own liquor is restaurants. | Corkage | 67%
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Plan where the host provides all three daily meals. | Full board | 67%
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Head waiter who manages the public part, or "front of the house". | Maître d'hôtel | 67%
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Person proficient in the art of preparing and pulling espresso-based beverages. | Barista | 63%
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Head chef that leads and manages the kitchen of a restaurant or hotel. | Chef de cuisine | 63%
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Highly skilled professional cook who is proficient in all aspects of food preparation. | Chef | 59%
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The sweet course eaten at the end of a meal. | Dessert | 56%
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A reconciliation of the previous 24 hours of transactions. | Night audit | 56%
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Located in the kitchen of the restaurant and it is reserved for VIP guests and family. | Chef's table | 52%
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Easily prepared food served in snack bars and restaurants as a quick meal. | Fast food | 52%
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Wine Steward or wine waiter. | Sommelier | 52%
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A meal consisting of several dishes from which guests serve themselves. | Buffet | 48%
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Plan where the host provides only breakfast and dinner meals. | Half board | 48%
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The desk or office that books rooms for people and answers their questions. | Reception | 48%
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Menu in which multi-course meals with only a few choices are charged at a fixed price. | Table d'hôte | 26%
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