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What are the keys being an expert? - Accuracy, and Speed What is the first station taught in McDonald's - French Fries Name 2 reasons why it is critical that we deliver Brand Promise to all customers - 1) Crew needs to feel good about themselves and working at mcdonalds 2) you have to be able to deliver QSC&V (Quality Service Cleanliness) 4) What is an open ended question? - a question that Cannot be answerd by yes or no. {why is important to have clean restrooms?} What does SOC stand f...

1. What is the correct cooking time/temperature for filet? - B. 3'26"/350° 2. What is the minimum acceptable temperature for cooked beef patties? - A. 155° 3. What are the 4 steps of training? - C. Prepare, present, tryout and follow up 4. What pattern is used to mop the lobby? - A. Figure 8 pattern, flipping mop over 1/2 way through figure 8 pattern 5. What is the holding time for cooked strip bacon? - C. 4 hours 6. What is the holding time for all pies? - A. 3 hours 7. Should the dr...

What is the temperature 'danger zone'? - 4-60C Correct freezer temperature is: - -18 to -23C Correct refrigeration temperature is: - 1-4C For proper sanitation one packet of McD Sanitizer requires how much water? - 9.5 litres What temperature should the water be when making McD Sanitizer solution? - luke warm How often should highchairs be cleaned and sanitized? - after every use How often must restrooms be checked? - every 30 minutes, 15 minutes when busy What does RMHC stand for? - Ro...

What is the holding time for French Fries? - 7 Minutes What are the four steps to Customer Recovery? - A. Listen B. Apologize C. Solve D. Thank What is the target cash to present time for DT orders? - 45 Seconds What is the proper way to shake fries? - Two hands lift out of vat and shake After how long do you shake fries when they're cooking? - 30 Seconds How long should dishes soak in compartment #3 before removal? - 1 Minute How many inches high is a "Golden Standard" ice cream c...

Why should the study of African Diaspora begin with the study of African history? - One has to begin with the study of the history and geography of Africa because it not only focuses on the study of people with African descent worldwide but also the history of people on the mainland What does African Diaspora mean? - The scatter or spread of African people or people of african descent worldwide Name the two main places Diaspora Africans have attachments or connections. - Africa and their a...

Why the study of African Diaspora should begin with the study of African history? - African history because it is the place of origin and without it there would be no African Diaspora. What does African Diaspora mean? - the scattering and spreading of African peoples Name the two main places Diaspora Africans have attachments or connections. - original homeland and adopted country What are some of the common characteristics of Diaspora groups? - maintain connection to their original homela...

Who are Beta Israel? Explain their origins and where they were established. - Beta Israel are the Jews of Ethiopia. It is said that Beta Israel are the remnants of the lost tribe of Dan. Furthermore, it is speculated that Beta Israel was established on the border of what is today known as Nubia and Egypt between the fifth and seventh centuries. What were the occupations of Africans in Rome? - While in Rome, Africans were presented with a plethora of occupations such as being musicians, wres...

1) What does Diaspora mean? - scattering or spreading worldwide globally 2) Diaspora people refers to who? - peoples who live outside of their original homeland 3) Name two places diaspora peoples maintain their connection to. - their country of origin and their adopted country 4) State one reason diaspora study has become much more important today. - crisis around the globe: wars, fragmentation of states/countries, and displacement of peoples 5) State one characteristic of diaspora groups...

According to the American Dental Association, Evidence Based Dentistry is the judicious integration of which factors? - Best scientific evidence, clinical experience, patient preference T/F -The practice of Evidence-Based Dentistry was developed in the 1980's to close the gap between scientific knowledge (research) and what is practiced (personal experience). - True What are the five steps to practicing evidence-based dentistry, in the correct order? - Question, Search, Appraise, Act, Eval...

1. What does IFRS stand for? a. International Financial Reporting Structure b. International Financial Reporting Standards c. Intercontinental Financial Reporting Standards d. Intercontinental Finance Reporting Structure - b 2. What is the goal of IFRS? - The goal of IFRS is to achieve a single set of high-quality, common accounting standards used around the world. 3. Identify the correct statement about IFRS usage in the US: a. IFRS is intended for publicly accountable entities and has ...

IFRS stands for: (a) International Federation of Reporting Services. (b) Independent Financial Reporting Standards. (c) International Financial Reporting Standards. (d) Integrated Financial Reporting Services. - c The major key players on the international side are the: (a) IASB and FASB. (b) IOSCO and the SEC. (c) SEC and FASB. (d) IASB and IOSCO. - d IFRS is comprised of: (a) International Financial Reporting Standards and FASB Financial Reporting Standards. (b) International Financ...

When was the Quartermaster rating established? - 1798 What rating was disestablished in 2003 and folded into the Quartermaster rating? - Signalman Which of the following is NOT a duty of a Quartermaster? A. Compute tide and tidal current data B. Conduct weather observations C. Determine compass and gyro error D. Perform small boat handling - Perform small boat handling Who is ultimately responsible for the training and performance of the navigation team? - CO Who is responsible for admin...

Where are the orders given for the ship to carry out her mission? - Bridge What is a map designed especially for navigators which provides a photo-like view of some body of navigable water, together with the topographic features of adjacent land? - Nautical Chart Navigation is divided into four primary area: piloting, dead reckoning, celestial navigation, and what else? - Radionavigation What may be defined as the movement of a vessel with the continuous reference to landmarks, aids to nav...

You are assisting a Brigade Task Force in preparing for a field exercise. The Task Force will spend 14 days in the field. Their ration cycle M-M-M for 2 days and U(H&S)-M-U(A) for 12 days. The Task Force has a head count of 1400 personnel to feed for each meal. 1) How many modules of group rations and cases of MREs will be needed for the duration of the FTX? If you get a partial case or module round up to a whole case/module. - Total MRE cases = 2,100 cases UGR (H&S) = 336 Mods UGR (A) = 3...

The difference between developmental psychology and other areas of psychology is the following: developmental psychology studies patterns of change and stability rather than just a static phenomenon developmental psychology studies only questions related to changes across ages developmental psychology is mainly concerned with describing stages of human development rather than explaining individual changes. developmentalists usually study young children while other psychologists study adults...

The unique effect of the Great Depression can be characterized as - a cohort effect The difference between a continuous and a discontinuous view of development is the following: - the former views development as an increase in size while the latter treats it as a change in quality. As Warren looks back over his long life, he feels a sense of unity in his life's accomplishments. He can be said to be in Erikson's ________ stage of psychosocial development. - ego integrity vs. despair Freud ...

What two professions joined together to create the profession of audiology? - otologists and SLPs What is certification? - it is not a legal requirement, it means that audiologists who are members of ASHA must have a CCC in audiology to prove that they have a designated level of prep and have met continuing education requirements. What is licensure? - audiology is regulated through the licensure or registration in every state. consumer protection is goal, loss of licensure prohibits practic...

Audiology - The study of hearing What are the two main areas of Audiology? - diagnostics and management What is the role of an audiologist? - They are the primary service provider of hearing evaluation including hearing aid dispensing. They require a bachelors and doctoral degree. 4 year doctoral program, 3 years at the university, and 1 year externship. What is the role of an audiology assistant? - They are essentially an expansion of Audiometrist role. They perform basic hearing tests, r...

The designation of the clinical doctorate in audiology is the - AuD Most audiologists work in - a medical setting To practice audiology one needs - a license or registration within the state you wish to practice During the Weber test, the stem of the tuning for is held against - the forehead Bone conduction testing bypasses - bypasses the conductive mechanism When a tuning fork is held to the right mastoid of an individual with conductive hearing loss in their left ear and sensorinerual he...

When did the profession of audiology start? - Began following WWII Who worked together to help servicemen deal with hearing loss? - Professions of otology (ENT) and SLPs What did SLPs develop to help the servicemen with hearing loss? - Developed testing techniques and aural rehabilitation programs Approximately how many million Americans have enough hearing loss to negatively impact their lives? - 31 million Hearing loss is the _____ most common medical problem in the US. - third What pe...