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86 the Chicken!

Created by robynraymer

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Food & Drink
86 the Chicken game quiz
"This is a quiz about restaurant lingo and customs. I worked in restaurants for many years, so I decided I should put my knowledge to good use! Bon appetit and have fun!"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. What does "86 the chicken" mean?
    We're out of the chicken.
    Try to sell the chicken.
    The chicken is not the best dish on the menu.
    The chicken won't be ready in time for dinner.


2. Why does Restaurant Worker A say "behind you" to Restaurant Worker B?
    to warn B, whose back is turned, not to bump into A
    to assure B that his or her order is almost ready
    to assure B that A will back B up if there is an argument with a customer
    to inform B that A is waiting behind B in a queue for cocktails from the bartender


3. What is a "deuce" in restaurant lingo?
    a table for two
    two chefs who work as a team
    a two-dollar menu item
    two waiters who work as a team


4. What is a pocket ticket?
    a wad of tip money in a waiter's pocket
    an order pad
    an order that a waiter has forgotten to turn in to the kitchen
    a restaurant check that a customer has neglected to pay


5. What does it mean to "bus tables"?
    to push two tables together
    to clear them
    to wait on customers
    to hurry customers along


6. What happens when a restaurant table "turns"?
    A party of customers turns from pleasant to unpleasant.
    A waiter clears plates from one course and sets down plates for the next course.
    A waiter goes off duty and another waiter takes his/her place.
    One party leaves and another sits down.


7. What does "in the front" mean?
    in the kitchen
    in the parking lot
    in the restroom
    in the dining room


8. What are "campers"?
    customers with sloppy table manners
    customers who stay longer than a waiter wants them to
    cooks with bad tempers
    cooks who purposefully work slowly as a form of revenge


9. What is waiters' "side work"?
    waiting on customers
    bringing drinks to cooks to bribe them to work more quickly
    doing extra jobs for customers such as calling cabs
    work such as filling up salt and pepper shakers


10. In the USA, which is considered a standard tip for good but not necessarily excellent service?
    5%
    33%
    25%
    15%

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